How Clean Is The Hague Den Haag City The Netherlands. Would You Believe What We Found.
The Netherlands is under partial lock-down and curfew across the country, The city of The Hague or Den Haag in Dutch which is the seat of the Dutch government, parliament and where the king lives is amongst major cities affected by the covid19 with business partial closed only for take- away and online deliveries. Most recently shops are open for pick up, all this in an attempt to control the coronavirus. In this Walk-Through video as part of our upcoming series, we walked and check the heart of the city center and show you around neighborhoods how clean the hague den haag is, and how the coronavirus has basically bring life to an almost halt. The lock-down has affected the movement of people, the buses and trains are empty. The Netherlands like most European countries is facing huge challenges in managing the covid19 virus, and considering the recent British strain. However primary schools are now open and more rules could be relaxed in the weeks ahead after the prime minister next press conference in March. Restaurants and cafes, bars and city life in The Hague, Den haag city operate in stricter rules. Main train stations are Den Haag Holland spoor and Den Haag central. How clean or dirty a city is would depend on a number human activities. Watch the video till the end to see things yourself.
The Netherlands, a country in northwestern Europe, is known for a flat landscape of canals, tulip fields, windmills and cycling routes. Amsterdam, the capital, is home to the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and the house where Jewish diarist Anne Frank hid during WWII. Canalside mansions and a trove of works from artists including Rembrandt and Vermeer remain from the city's 17th-century Golden Age.
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Discover Modern The Hague City Train Station Netherlands. Walk to Den Haag Main Train Station.
The city of The Hague or Den Haag in The Netherlands is one of the large cities that made up the Dutch republic. The Hague is where the king of The Netherlands lives, the Dutch parliament is located here, the international court of Justice, European patent head office nearby. The hague has two train stations, the hague den haag Holland Spoor HS and the hague den haag central. The Hague is an international city with great history and hague staat house, museums, resturants. This video is a walk through the city to discover the main and larger train station Den Hague Central station. The international criminal court and international court of Justice, international embassies in the hague.
The Netherlands is under partial lock-down and curfew across the country, The city of The Hague or Den Haag in Dutch which is the seat of the Dutch government, parliament and where the king lives is amongst major cities affected by the covid19 with business partial closed only for take- away and online deliveries. Most recently shops are open for pick up, all this in an attempt to control the coronavirus. In this Walk-Through video as part of our upcoming series, we will take you to the heart of the city center and show you around and how the coronavirus has basically bring life to an almost halt. The lock-down has affected the movement of people, the buses and trains are empty. The Netherlands like most European countries is facing huge challenges in managing the covid19 virus, and considering the recent British strain. However primary schools are now open and more rules could be relaxed in the weeks ahead after the prime minister next press conference in March. Restaurants and cafes, bars and city life in The Hague, Den haag city operate in stricter rules. Main train stations are Den Haag Holland spoor and Den Haag central.
The Netherlands, a country in northwestern Europe, is known for a flat landscape of canals, tulip fields, windmills and cycling routes. Amsterdam, the capital, is home to the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and the house where Jewish diarist Anne Frank hid during WWII. Canalside mansions and a trove of works from artists including Rembrandt and Vermeer remain from the city's 17th-century Golden Age.
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Lockdown In Netherlands The Hague City. Walk Through Den Haag City Center (Part 1) Dutch Curfew.
The Netherlands is under partial lock-down and curfew across the country, The city of The Hague or Den Haag in Dutch which is the seat of the Dutch government, parliament and where the king lives is amongst major cities affected by the covid19 with business partial closed only for take- away and online deliveries. Most recently shops are open for pick up, all this in an attempt to control the coronavirus. In this Walk-Through video as part of our upcoming series, we will take you to the heart of the city center and show you around and how the coronavirus has basically bring life to an almost halt. The lock-down has affected the movement of people, the buses and trains are empty. The Netherlands like most European countries is facing huge challenges in managing the covid19 virus, and considering the recent British strain. However primary schools are now open and more rules could be relaxed in the weeks ahead after the prime minister next press conference in March. Restaurants and cafes, bars and city life in The Hague, Den haag city operate in stricter rules. Main train stations are Den Haag Holland spoor and Den Haag central.
The Netherlands, a country in northwestern Europe, is known for a flat landscape of canals, tulip fields, windmills and cycling routes. Amsterdam, the capital, is home to the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and the house where Jewish diarist Anne Frank hid during WWII. Canalside mansions and a trove of works from artists including Rembrandt and Vermeer remain from the city's 17th-century Golden Age.
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The Hague (Dutch: Den Haag) is located in the Dutch province of South Holland and is also the capital of the province. The Hague is the third largest city in the Netherlands, after Amsterdam and Rotterdam, with an area of about 100 square kilometers and a population of 480,000.
The Dutch Constitution stipulates that the capital is Amsterdam. Although The Hague is not the legal capital of the Netherlands, it is the seat of the central government of the Netherlands. It is located on a sandy plain 6.4 kilometers away from the sea to the north on the west coast of the Netherlands. It is also the site of the royal palace and government. Parliament and foreign missions are also located here. It has a temperate maritime climate, the west of the city is 4.5 meters above sea level, and the east of the city is a depression below sea level.
The Hague is located on the coast of southwestern Netherlands. The Hague has been the political center of the Netherlands since the 13th century. Many government agencies, embassies, and international organizations are located in The Hague. The official residences of the kings and royals of the Netherlands are also here, so The Hague is the 'Royal City' of the Netherlands. This is a well-deserved art palace, with the top works of many famous painters over the past 5 centuries. The Peace Palace, a famous building in The Hague, is located on the outskirts of the city. It was built in 1907-1913 and funded by governments of various countries. It symbolizes the meaning of working together to create peace. It is now the site of the United Nations International Court of Justice.
Urban life is concentrated in the area around Lake Hoffefa and the Reichstag, where the 'Knight's Hall' is located. The Hague University is located here; as a well-known applied institution of higher learning, The Hague University has about 16,000 domestic and foreign students; The Hague also has many civil servants and diplomats. There are different types and numbers of foreign restaurants in The Hague, especially the population distribution of foreign residents has caused great cultural differences in the city, resulting in many foreign taverns, shops and cultural activities. The Hague is the largest Dutch city on the North Sea coast, and two coastal towns with completely different styles have appeared in The Hague.
The former Dutch East Indies colony, today's Indonesia, has left its historical traces in The Hague. The names of many streets are based on the names of Dutch East Indies. Among them, there is a large-scale 'Indish(e)' or 'Indo' in the city, which is a mixed-race community of Dutch and Indonesian. Since the Netherlands lost its East India colony in December 1949, they have called The Hague the 'Window of Indonesia'. The houses in the city are generally low-rise houses no higher than three stories, and they are all very elegant. The city is more spacious in layout than other Dutch cities. The Hague has a small number of canals because most of the canals in The Hague dried up in the nineteenth century. Some of the most prosperous and poorest neighbourhoods in the Netherlands can be found in The Hague. The richer areas are located in the northwest of the city; the poorer areas are in the south or east of the city.
The Hague is the headquarters of international organizations. Famous examples include the International Court of Justice, the International Criminal Court, the Permanent Court of Arbitration, and unrepresented countries and ethnic organizations. This also makes The Hague one of the main UN trustee cities. Other cities include New York, Brussels, Geneva, Bonn, Vienna, Tokyo and Nairobi.
Seaport The Hague-Scheveningen
Scheveningen is the harbour of The Hague, the international city of Peace and Justice. Like no other city in the Netherlands, The Hague offers a unique combination of city life and beach life. The Hague - Scheveningen offers many opportunities for shore excursions. To visit shore excursions, passengers can be picked up by coaches which are in walking distance from the vessel at the quays. Seaport The Hague - Scheveningen is available for all your questions regarding calls at Seaport The Hague - Scheveningen and shore excursions in The Hague.
Walked surround EUROMAST tower - Rotterdam The Netherland
Walked surround EUROMAST tower - Rotterdam The Netherland
The walk around Euromast is very interesting because there are parks and the Maas river which is magnificent and nice views.
There is a China boat, the pancake boat (all you can eat) free cruise for 1,5 our round maas river, the beren restaurant all you can eat for 2,5 ours, River Cruise and also some party boats.
It's very interesting because the lockdown for covid-19 is all closed and quitly.
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Streets of Amsterdam. From Museumplein to the Central station. It's a nice sunday Feb. 28. 2021.
Straten van Amsterdam. Van Museumplein naar het Centraal Station. Het is een mooie zondag 28 februari 2021.
Every Sunday there is a demonstration on the Museumplein. Protest against covid restrictions. Our not so beloved mayor Mrs. Halsema has no message of demonstration right. This while she herself demonstrates during the first outbreak on a full Dam, together with BLM.
Elke zondag is er een demonstratie op het Museumplein. Protest tegen de covid beperkingen. Onze niet zo geliefede burgemeester Mevr. Halsema heeft geen boodschap demonstratie recht. Dit terwijl ze zelf tijdens de eerste uitbraak gezellig mee demonstreert op een volle Dam, samen met BLM.
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Tourist travel destination through the old medieval town.
Coffeeshop, hotel, Museum, Resuarants, Concert, shop, park.
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