Private walking tour of The Hague

This tour is the 2 hour walking tour, outdoors, through the city centre. The Mauritshuis tour (€199 per group, 1 hour, museum tickets not included) happens inside the museum, in front of the paintings. They are made to be combined: most guests do the walk first and the museum after, and your guide can run both back to back.

Both combination tours run about 4.5 hours and cost €300 plus €12.50 per person, with a maximum of 20 people per guide. Choose Delft if you want more of the same era, canals, Delft Blue and the Dutch Golden Age. Choose Rotterdam if you want the contrast, a skyline of modern architecture right after a morning of royal palaces.

Yes. The three-city day is 8 hours, from €600, and includes lunch in Delft. It is a full day and it moves quickly, so book it if you have one day in the region and want to use all of it. If you would rather take your time in one city, this 2 hour tour is the better fit.

We recommend booking in advance to guarantee availability, but we can often accommodate last minute requests too. For a tour at short notice, call, text or WhatsApp us at +31 6 46 52 69 11.

Yes. We offer flexible start times for all private walking tours. Add your preferred time in the booking comments or contact us directly and we will adjust the schedule for you.

Yes. As long as it is within the city center, you can choose your own meeting point. If you prefer to begin at your hotel, a restaurant or another central location, simply add it as a comment during your booking and we will make sure our guide meets you there.

Yes. Pick-up and drop-off can be added to this tour. Add a comment to your booking or contact us to arrange it.

We offer our tours in English, Dutch, German, French, Spanish and Italian.

You book the guide for your group only, we do not combine you with other travelers. For the best experience, we advise a maximum of 20 participants per guide.

This is a relaxed walking tour through the compact city center, covering the Binnenhof, Hofvijver, Noordeinde Palace, Lange Voorhout and De Passage. Your guide sets the pace to suit your group.

Our tours run rain or shine. Only in case of extreme weather will we contact you to reschedule.

No, a gratuity is not included but always appreciated if you enjoyed your tour.

We stand behind every tour we offer. If you are not satisfied, let us know and we will make it right.

Yes. Book the tour as normal and let us know it is a gift, or contact us and we will help arrange it.

You can cancel your private tour free of charge up to 24 hours before the scheduled start time, for a full refund.

The Hague’s historic centre has cobblestones, narrow pavements and a few steps at certain stops, so it is not fully wheelchair accessible the way a modern building would be. Tell us about any mobility needs when you book, and your guide will plan the route and pace around them as much as the city allows.

Yes. Every tour is private, so your guide can adjust the pace, the stories and the length to suit children in your group. Just mention their ages when you book.

Let us know when you book if you’d like to bring a dog along, and we’ll confirm what’s possible for that particular tour.

About a week before your tour, we’ll send you a reminder email with your guide’s name and phone number, along with the meeting point and time. If you don’t spot each other right away, just call or message them.

Yes. For larger groups we split you across multiple guides rather than combining you with strangers or putting everyone on one bus, so it stays personal and everyone can still hear and ask questions. Tell us your group size and we’ll arrange it.

Inside the Peace Palace only on a guided tour booked with the palace itself, held on a limited number of days and requiring an original passport or ID. The free Visitors Centre at the gate opens more often. When the International Court of Justice holds public hearings, anyone may attend.

The Binnenhof is closed for renovation until 2031, so the tour shows it from outside. The House of Representatives sits in a temporary building nearby, and ProDemos runs a 60 minute English tour of it for €7.50. Register online in advance and bring an original passport or ID.

The Mauritshuis is, from 13:00. Escher in Het Paleis, Panorama Mesdag and the Kunstmuseum are closed on Mondays. If Monday is your day in The Hague, combine this walk with our Mauritshuis tour in the afternoon.

Only from outside. Noordeinde Palace, on the walk, is his working palace and is not open to visitors. His one public procession is Prinsjesdag, the third Tuesday of September, when the royal carriage procession rides through the centre. The next one is on 21 September 2027.