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Discover the world beneath the waves of the North Sea which is brimming with amazing creatures including sharks, rays and jellyfish. Walk through the eight-metre long tunnel and experience a sensation of walking on the seabed. Do not miss the Tropical Reef Adventure, with beautiful coloured fish and a variety of seahorses. In ‘Claws’ you will discover the amazing world of lobsters, shrimps and crabs. For children we have a quest with a free scratch card.
In one of the busiest tourist centers of The Netherlands one can find the Museum BEELDEN AAN ZEE, -Sculptures by the sea -, an oasis of tranquility. It is built around an old Pavilion erected in 1826 by King William 1,200 m. from the Kurhaus, on the Boulevard in Scheveningen. A quiet place with sculptures of man, large and small, made of bronze and stone, tender, harsh, sad and cheerful. Sculptures of contemporary man in which we recognize our own experiences and moods.
Stand surrounded by the biggest painting in Holland. Look 360º around you. Experience the illusion of an unlimited view from the top of a sand dune. See the clouds pass by and the sun break through. Get the feeling of life as it was in 1881.
Panorama Mesdag is a cylindrical painting more than 14 meters high and 120 meter in circumference with a surface of 1680 square metres. It is the biggest painting you will find in The Netherlands.
Want to go to the movies? Just choose one of the many cinemas in The Hague and Scheveningen. Most of the cinemas have films for people of all ages and all films can be viewed in their original language, except some children's movies.
Let yourself be swept away into a world of gaming, excitement and pleasure. In stylish surroundings you can enjoy exciting gaming such as roulette, Black Jack, Poker or Punto Banco. Or you can try your luck on one of more than 650 slot machines, for as little as EUR 0,05 per game. You can also enjoy a surprisingly complete afternoon or evening with excellent service and our chef’s culinary specialities served in the restaurant or a delicious drink at one of the bars.
Behind two typically Dutch dykes lies the world-famous miniature city Madurodam, a perfect place to get to know all the fascinating aspects of the Netherlands.
You will find all those famous Dutch features rebuilt down to the tiniest detail on a scale of 1:25. Windmills are turning, round trip boats are sailing the canals, a fire is extinguished in the harbour, and modern trains are running to and from the stations. Did you know that the railway has a total length of 4 kilometres? It is the world’s largest miniature railway.
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