The Hague Walking Food Tour
Description
Get ready to experience The Hague in the tastiest possible way! Expect to see the highlights, as well as many interesting lesser-known places. On the way we will stop at different locations to sample Dutch and international culinary delights.
Tour Options
Itinerary
First Bite: we will start the tour with a good cup of coffee or tea.
Of course we need to do what the locals do: promenade over the Lange Voorhout, where the old linden trees surround you.
The Hague, the center of the Dutch monarchy. We cannot let you visit this city without seeing the royal palace!
Second Bite: Tamara and her mother are going to provide us with an amazing Italian sandwich and some charcuterie.
Let's discuss why The Hague is not our capital, yet all our politics happen here.
We will see the first shopping mall in The Netherlands. Still in use today, make sure to look up to the ceiling while you are here.
Third Bite: Here at the Royal Butcher, we will have a great, Dutch delicacy: the croquette.
Fourth Bite: At a 200 year old bakery, we will eat some great raisin bread with almond paste, paired with some hazelnut liquor.
We will take a nice stroll in one of the few parks the center of The Hague has got.
The church from 1360 has a lot of stories, we will tell you some!
Fifth Bite: A tasting of local liquors in an old distillery, which is now a museum. The old recipes are still in use.
The lanterns and the street signs give it away: we are in Chinatown. Let us guide you through this unique neighbourhood.
Sixth Bite: Indonesian chicken soup and satay with peanut sauce.
This man oozes The Hague, so we need to spend some time talking about him. Additionally, this is a great moment for a photo, who does not want to give his belly a big hug?!
Seventh Bite: Local beers and some Dutch bar food at an old butter auction building.
Highlights
What's included
Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
