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The Passage

The Passage

De Passage is the last remaining example of a covered shopping street in the Netherlands, typical of 19th-century Europe. The high arched glass roof has recently been replaced and periodic restorations have kept this grand display of modern architecture alive and open to avid shoppers. This arcade has on display some of the most luxurious brands in the world, interspersed among quality cafés, eateries and even one of the largest Apple stores in Europe. Definitely worth a visit for those itching to spend some money.
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Denneweg

Denneweg

The ‘Fir Tree Road’ as the Denneweg is referred to in English, is one of the oldest streets in The Hague. Rather fittingly, it displays a number of antique shops which help to maintain the vintage charm of the area. It is also a popular destination for those looking to buy something classy to wear as more recently high fashion has started to make an appearance on the Denneweg. Complete the look with one of the precious stones from such famous jewellers as Bodes & Bode and top the afternoon off with a glass of fine wine and a massage at one of the spas or beauty salons.
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Van Kleef Distillery

Van Kleef Distillery

The Van Kleef Distillery is the last remaining jenever distillery in the Netherlands and as such, it serves as a museum as well as a liquor shop. Since its inception in 1842, it has offered guests the chance to try its foremost product jenever, as well as other local liquors which can be bought in the store opposite. Book a tour of the distillery to go on a journey through time and taste, learning about the delicate process of distilling and traditional Dutch recipes along the way.
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Zeeheldenkwartier

Zeeheldenkwartier

This is definitely the place to go to get a taste of Dutch authenticity in The Hague. The charming neighbourhood of Zeeheldenkwartier boasts a plethora of unique and interesting places to shop, including second-hand stores, vintage clothing shops and rare book collections. Stroll down the streets of Prins Hendrikstraat, Zoutmanstraat and Piet Heinstraat where you will come across cleverly designed green spaces with artistic touches, making the experience even more memorable.
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