The Hague
- Address:The Hague
- Hours:Open daily
- Admission:Free
The Hague Reviews
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This trip was a long day but well worth it. Just saw so much. Voladem/Maken/ zaanse schaans and delft/hague and lastly madurodam the most magic mini netherlands
We were really fortunate to have an excellent guide, extremely knowledgeable and with a very friendly demeanour! She shared a lot of helpful information with us on Dutch landscape, history, culture, art, politics, way of living! The tour wanted to be all comprehensive and we pretty much covered everything, even of this meant rushing though downtown Rotterdam and The Hague! The traffic in and out of Amsterdam must be given serious consideration as it creates some terrible delays! We strongly suggest to break this tour down into half so that people can actually time to make some sight-seeing in Rotterdam and The Hague.
As we got underway, out guide Massimo explained his 3 rules: no cell phone usage on the bus, no talking while he was talking (yes, he required silence even while he was explaining things in other languages!) and the bus was not going to wait for you if you were late. He would suddenly stop his descriptions if he heard someone elses voice. He did not, however, stick to the "no wait" rule. The city of Delft was intriguing and a bit more time would have been nice judging by the fact that several people did not make it back to the bus on time. And yes, we waited. The drive through the Hague would have been better if we could have stopped to at least see the Peace Palace. Madurodam is a place best visited in good weather, which we didn't have.
Rotterdam and The Hague were a quick drive around. What you saw depended on the side of the coach you were on. Delft was the highlight. Some people abandoned the trip staying in Delft and returning to Amsterdam by train on their own. A trip to Delft alone would have been a good option.
Visit to Hague was not interesting for anybody from our group, the rest of the trip - excellent, especially Windmills and Madurodam!
Well organised, good mixture of places visited. Driving through Rotterdam and the Hague very enlightening. Lunch stop at Delft, a lovely village where it would be good to spend a bit more time. Very enjoyable day.
Very well organised trip. All the places covered were absolutely fantastic. There was a little confusion when changing the bus in Amsterdam after returning from the windmills, as there was no guide to the second bus that we were supposed to take to Delft, Hague and Madurodam later in the afternoon. Apart from that the everything was smooth and of course Netherlands is one beautiful country to visit.
Very quick tour but is as promised, a quick tour of Holland. Wish we could have more time in Delft. We left the tour in The Hague and went into the Mauritshuis Museum where "Girl With A Pearl Earring" was housed.
A tour that I would totally recommend. It was a gorgeous day to have done this tour and glad that I did. Our tour guide Maximo was great and hilarious. He was a great tour guide. We stopped in Delft where we were able to be shown how all the items are made and then on to a showroom with the finished products just in case you wanted to buy something. Note" If you are on a budget, you really wouldn't be able to buy anything. They are beautiful, very beautiful but they also cost a bit. I mean you are getting the original and good stuff. We also stopped at the auction house where we got a glimpse into how the prep the flowers for shipping like place to New York! They were beautiful and a busy warehouse. We then went on to Hague where we had some photo ops and also where we stopped to eat a nice meal. It was a great day as I said and glad I did this tour. Thank you VIATOR!
Nice but: visit to flower market was a useless waste of time: market empty! And in The Hague there would have been time to visit at least one museum.
This trip is worth the money, especially Madurodam is simply brilliant. The Hague is beautiful city but the tour does in the bus sight-seeing with no photostops (which is the only compliant), highly recommended also because of the great tour guide.
This trip had some good and some bad. The windmills were nice as was Volendam, but I could have done without the ferry ride to Markeen just to see a wooden clog factory selling souvenirs. The afternoon trip was nice, but the trip to the pottery factory was unecessary. Delft itself was nice, and I would have enjoyed some more time there. The Hague was just a drive by. Madurodam was cute but would rather have spent time at the Hague and walking around there.
Nice ride - specially, in Rotterdam, Delft and Hague, where we could have had more time. Aalsmeer and Madurodam are just ok.
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I only undergo half tour, Windmills, Sanche Saands and Volendam. One of my friends lost his passport, so cannot join the tour. I asked for refund to Viator, but until now, there's no comment. The half tour was great, but the time given was very limited, so we were very rush here and there. At Volendam, the tour Leader didn't tell us where to take photo, luckily my friend who was living in Amsterdam told us the place. She also told us not to join the evening tour, Delft, Hague and Madurodam, because they were not interesting. Instead, she brought us to other places more interesting than the tour offered.
The trip to Zaanse Schans was the best part of the trip, although too little time was allowed to view the windmills. The time spent in Volendam was also far too litlle. In general, the morning part was reasonable.
The afternoon trip was however a total waste of time and the worst trip I have yet booked through Viator (I would not even give this part one star). Most of the time was spent in a Delft shop, with no time in The Hague apart from Madurodam, which will mostly interest children. A better option would be to allow free time in The Hague as an alternative to Madurodam and to cut out the visit to the Delft "factory". Nobody on the tour was in any case remotely interested in buying the overpriced articles on sale.
