Built between 1860 and 1890 on the site of a former estate, the Archipel neighbourhood is one of the city’s most popular districts.
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Belgisch Park began to take shape in 1883 following the construction of the Kurhaus.
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The stately Benoordenhout area is a much-loved and typical Hague neighbourhood. The houses, built mainly in the 1930’s are generally spacious and comfortable.
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Bezuidenhout is a quiet neighbourhood dating from the 1930’s with lots of flats and upper floor apartments, though there are also some single family houses.
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The first plans for this new residential area in what was then age-old dunes were drawn up around the end of the 19th century.
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Many of the homes in the Westbroekpark and Duttendel neighbourhood were built prior to 1916, but a large part of the housing stock is post-1960’s.
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Marlot is a small, well-established, and leafy area with large villas, family houses, and some apartments.
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Scheveningen is een stadsdeel van Den Haag, genoemd naar een vissersplaats die vervolgens opging in een badplaats en wijk in Den Haag.
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The Statenkwartier, built mostly between 1890 and 1915, is an extremely popular area of The Hague.
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This neighbourhood, though modest in size, is home to stately historic villas dating from 1875.
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De Vogelwijk was built between 1910 and 1960 and is a popular residential area in The Hague.
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The Vruchtenbuurt is a popular city district, largely built in the 1930s, and characterised by quiet streets, small squares, and beautiful courtyards.
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Het Zeeheldenkwartier (ook wel Zeeheldenbuurt genoemd) is een levendige wijk nabij het centrum van Den Haag.
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