Where Power Wears a Peaceful Face
They call it the city of peace and justice — but The Hague has never been peaceful for long. For eight centuries, counts, kings, and prime ministers have governed the Netherlands from this place that technically isn't even a city. The International Court of Justice delivers verdicts that reshape nations, Vermeer painted light itself in a studio a short walk from here, and the North Sea crashes against Scheveningen's shore just minutes from the parliament.
Your mission: uncover its secrets, one riddle at a time. Tap each stop to reveal its story, solve the riddle, and discover the hidden truth.
"Den Haag — het grootste dorp van Europa"
— A saying every Hagenaar knows by heart