Things to see and do Holland

Located near Mauritshuis, this museum is in a building built in 1636 to house the corporation of San Sebastian crossbowmen. Dedicated to the glory of his city, whose history he traces through models, doll's houses, furniture and archaeological remains, this museum would only be of an anecdotal interest if the collection did not also include some old views of The Hague, including a painting by Jan Steen and especially that of Jan Van Goyen, particularly spectacular.

Organized every day from June to September (and by reservation the rest of the year), these excursions invite you to take a beautiful stroll in the North Sea: on Wednesday and Sunday afternoons, duration 1h30, departure at 16h on the quay. Also, a day of fishing on board a former trawler refitted: departure every morning on the quay at 8am, return around 3:30pm. The name of the boat is Trip Junior. At the pavilion on the pier you can buy your tickets but also all the necessary fishing gear, open from 6 am.

Located in a former prison, the 20th century museum lists the great discoveries and important events of this century that was ours and that already belongs to the past. Coffee and shop on site. Interesting temporary exhibitions as well. We see that the 20th century in the Netherlands was very similar to the 20th century in France. An interesting address for a family visit. The museum is housed in a beautiful building on an island.

This untold story is the parallel, invented history of the two most illustrious artists the Netherlands has produced: Rembrandt Van Rijn and Vincent Van Gogh. The venue is the superb Noorderkerk, which hosts this recent visual and sound attraction, in the style of the "Atelier des lumières", with projections on the church's historic walls. Settle down on giant poufs and let yourself be carried away by a unique and enchanting show that will remind you of the major stages in the lives and careers of the two artists.