Finding out Den Haag is better than Amsterdam
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Your Dutch is truly phenomenal, you should be incredibly proud of yourself
That’s a very kind comment 🥰
helemaal mee ens
Wow, je uitspraak van Duindorp en Scheveningen zijn echt goed :-D Je begint al echt als een Nederlander te klinken ;-)
Madurodam is the final test haha
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Check out Madurodam with the little one. Lots to see there and you can also get an overview of some of the more famous places from all over the Netherlands. That may give you some ideas of other places to explore!
That is a good suggestion. I must admit I lived in Den Haag for several decades and only visited Madurodam as an adult when I moved away. It was a strange mistake, but I guess Madurodam is less interesting to an adolescent ;-)
Behind the Primark there is a Korean place called Seoul Garden (if it’s still there) and it’s truly Korean too. Very nice to visit.
Yeaass Its great
I went there a couple of years ago and the service was really slow and messy and they didn't have a pin machine so we had to go to an ATM and come back just to pay. Maybe it's changed since then but it was a pretty meh experience
@@Ell.06 I mean it was and probably still is the real Korean experience. I don’t know it’s always been cash only. If you happen to speak Korean it does help I guess, instant extra points there. But it’s still very fun IMO.
I recommend visiting a few museums, these are the ones I like best: Het Mauritshuis, Het Escher museum and Panorama Mesdag.
Museon is ook leuk
het kunstmuseum (gemeentemuseum), museon en natuurlijk omniversum.
I have two recommendations!
One of the best restaurants of the Hague is Krishna Vilas. They have some more expensive curries, but the dosas are cheap and somehow a dosa is even more food than a curry. Everything on the menu is delicious!
Also! Roses are in blossom and there is a free rosarium in Westbroekpark. I haven't been this season, but this week should be the week to go.
Thanks for the tips!
Some more suggestions:
-Brasserie Berlage for a drink (behind het Gemeente Museum)
-The garden of het Nutshuis also as a terrace (quite hidden)
-Landgoed Clingendael (especially the Japanese garden open only a few times a year though)
-Favourite beach: by the Kwartel. Very calm, and very nice dunes.
-Do make sure to visit some of the Indonesian restaurants!!! I recommend Didong.
-Many museums to visit but I recommend the very understated Gallerij Willem V. It's very small but a great collection.
Yay! Welcome to The Hague! I would recommend visiting De Verademing in the morning, it has a huge playground with sand which is great for all ages. Anytime before 3 is best, after that lots of school kids come to play. It's also a nice place to meet other parents and there are lots of groups all over the park throughout the day (yoga, bootcamp, tai chi and boxing) It's located between 3 different neighbourhoods so the crowd is very diverse, just like the Hague 😀
I really appreciate your content :). Thank you so much for putting so much thought into it.
Your video style and editing are so cool! I was born in Den Haag but lived abroad for ages, now I'm back and am discovering it myself since last year. The side of the Weimarstraat from het Regentesseplein and het Zeeheldenkwartier are fun to just walk around and get food and maybe do some shopping, and my favourite museum of all time is the photography museum, next to the omniversum in het statenkwartier. Not just the exhibits, but the architecture of the building as well. I hope that'll give you a little bit more to explore.
I realy like these style of video's!!,great job keep them coming casey!
The Zuiderpark may be a nice suggestion; there is a huge open grass field flanked by a large pond, there is a "kinderboerderij" where children can pet farm animals, there is a deer camp at the other end and there is a rosarium and a miniature steam train club (they are apparently open on wednesday and sunday) among other things.
Also in the Reinkenstraat there is a bakery (bakkerij Hessing) that sells a delicacy from The Hague called "Haagse Kakker", which is a big round raisin bread filled with a rich and sweet cinnamon-like paste. Definitely worth a try!
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I do miss having a chill, quiet beach nearby too (I grew up with one and it's a huge benefit that money cannot buy!). Hope you continue enjoying your adventures in Den Haag!
Simonis in Scheveningen is fun to eat fish! Near Den Haag the "staalduinse bossen" are also a lot of fun, since the forest slowly transitions into a dune landscape :)
Simonis 😬
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I love the style and technique you used in this video. ✌️🙏
If you live close to Leyenburg I can recommend Zuiderpark obviously! But if you want an even more quiet place, De Uithof is a great small forest to walk through on the outskirts of town.
Walk from the Uithof, through madesteijn to Kijkduin and from Kijkduin to Scheveningen. Nice walk.
One of my favorite place is the Rosarium in Westbroekpark
Landgoed Clingendael is very pretty. It is also the place for the Japanese garden. Then there is also the rosary in the Westbroekpark. It's a garden full of roses and other flowers. You will love it.
The little fish stand next to the Binnenhof has really good Kibbeling 👌 and like someone else said, Delft is just next door, go visit it!
Great video Casey! I'm from Melbourne and have been living in Den Haag for about 3 years now and I love it. It reminds me of Melbourne sometimes, but better in that it's so compact and you can get everywhere by bike or PT really easily. If you're looking for the best food, you can't beat 'De Fred' or Frederik Hendriklaan. It's a little bit more expensive that other places around town but the quality is fantastic.
Also that one place to buy everything? That the Albert Heijn and Jumbo for you (or the other large grocers). Prices are all within like cents of each other too for the most part, it’s a very competitive market. Especially the larger version of those supermarkets have almost everything you might need if you hit up some “toko” afterwards if you need anything very specific.
i really like that you can speak a little bit of dutch i live not in den haag . i live in a village in utrecht and i want to give you a compliment of how good you can do to speak dutch i hope you really like it in the netherlands and i love it that you learn dutch ,keep on speaking our language and maybe in the future you will be able to speak fully dutch
I used to live in the "Statenquartier". It was a bit quiet, slow and with the typical layed back way of beeing chique in Den Haag. Loved it there!
There is an endless amount of stuff to do here! There is a local coffee/tea house in my neighbourhood called Canterbury Tales which I just love! They have scones and other really nice cakes and coffee. Otherwise, I really love the HaagseBos, there are lots of little playgrounds for your little one. If you are still in the Hague in the New Year, perhaps you should try the new years dive in the ocean, he? haha
You should experience life/living in the other Dutch cities or villages that are not in the two Holland provinces.
Chinese food is delicious but you have to try Indonesian food. So good.
Go to the bookstor cafe near paleis noordeinde and walk all the way to the back, there's a beautiful garden with a tiny greenhouse and you can just sit there. They make GREAT coffee there
Throwing a couple of less popular recommendations out here, Van Kinsbergen Gastro Pup in the Zeeheldenkwartier is amazing and Peruvian restaurant Callao in Scheveningen's Harbour might be some of the best food i've had in the Netherlands.
On Wednesdays there's also a bio vegetable market in the Hofplaats area every Wednesday. Stuff is super good! At Prinsestraat 59 there's a really nice small beer shop with a lot of offers! They change weekly or daily, not sure. You can actually buy a gallon thingy for like 7,5€ (???) and then you can come back with the same bottle and refill whenever you want for a lower price. If you give the bottle back you get the money back! Kompaan is also a great brewery and there's a building with a bunch of artist collectives nearby. If you're into concerts and contemporary art pay attention to Amare, in Spui. A lot of art institutions (including Het Koninklijk Conservatorium, my school
Bookstor ... yes !!
Its called Noorderstrand. Go and visit the Rose Garden in Scheveningen (Next to Westbroekpark) and have a drink at the theehuis all the way in the back next to the canal.
Very nice edition
Go visit the Pander-area
A great alternative/living project with lots of artsyfartsy people. A small oasis of rest in the middle of Den Haag city Centre. Its at tram stop brouwersgracht, enter via street Buitenom. When you are there don't miss the small chapel at the otherside of the street with its chapelgarden... Used to live at Pander but moved away last year. Oh and Duindorpstrand is eigenlijk Zuiderstrand :-)
go to the rusthof Stichting at parkstraat 41. its a very cute secret hofje (city garden) where people still live, but you can enter and walk around quiet anc respectfully. there is also one at the HMC
I'm not sure if they're open yet due to the coronacrisis, but you should definitely go and visit the Royal Library and the National Archive. They are almost right behind Den Haag Centraal station.
Just make sure you don't get sucked into L-space... ;-).
Try the palace garden on a nice sunny day. Great for kids too.
What sets The Hague apart from other Dutch cities is that it has multiple village-like communities living within, each with a center, shops and facilities. Try het Statenkwartier or de Bomenbuurt, for instance. Also, The Hague is known among Dutch cities for its many parks: het Haagse Hout, het Scheveningse Bos, de Bosjes van Poot, Clingendael, and so on! Great for a picnic or just some peace and quiet away from the busy roads.
Clingendael park, Marlot park, PAN restaurant in Bezuidenhout, Bosjes van Pex (and PEX restaurant).
There are several 'stadsboerderij' in the Haghue (pettingzoo), that's nice with the little one.
Some of my favourite spots in Den Haag are the Frederik Hendriklaan, Lange Voorhout, and, within cycling distance of Den Haag: Meijendel, which is a nature reserve in the dunes.
True also here in Belgium - cities are much more expensive than towns and countryside. Love listening to you speaking Dutch!
I loved this video!
Come to Katwijk aan Zee some time, its a small town but its really lovely. You can go to the beach, eat at local "terrasjes" or go for a long walk through the dunes. Its about 25 km from The Hague.
Kijkduin. Also a nice place to go to the beach.
Amen! The Hague is great, it has a beach even :)
I'd say invest in an Ooievaarspas ;) (I don't know if it functions exactly as the Rotterdampas does, but they do work together at times). That way you can get serious reductions on entry prices (and heck, some things will even be completely free).
Personally I love the kunstmuseum (voormalig Gemeentemuseum) and the Louwman Museum.
They do function as the same pass, it's nowadays both distrubited by the MRDH (Metropole regio Rotterdam-Den Haag)
haha the sound of the ambulance going to the hospital. Lived near the same hospital almost my whole life, I can relate :^).
Het strand bij Duindorp heet Zuiderstrand. :) Ik mis het wel. Heb er 6 jaar gewoond. Veel plezier, goede keus!
You should try the Theresiastraat, a really nice hussle free place for lunch or borrel.
I'm thinking of applying to the hague University off applied sciences and i saw this.....just what i needed...thanks😄❤️
I have to say your Dutch is impressive well done.
Will you ever do a whole video in Dutch?
Other than that a great video keep it up👍
I even hear a posh R 😄
Agreed! I couldn't even notice a real accent!
I have an Australian born friend who lives in Utrecht. The Australian accent blends so well with Uteregs that I only found out years later that he wasn’t Uteregs but Australian 😂
In my defense; his grandparents were Dutch and moved to Australia so his surname is as Dutch as can be and in The Netherlands English given names are not that strange… :)
And check out The Greyspace in the Middle during The Hague contemporary art weekend 8th of July
You could go to Mesdag Museum. The art is pretty. The dome is epic
If you want surf closeby, I fear you need Scheveningen after all. Otherwise, it's Hoek van Holland or Monster or even further. There's the Zandmotor for kitesurfers as an alternative to (again) Scheveningen. Anyway, you'll find out eventually, just like all the other stuff.
Some things to check off
- international court of justices
- the Dutch parlement
- Madurodam
- Scheveningen
- the opera
- Koerhouse/kurhuis (big hotel Scheveningen)
Bedankt voor het filmpje. Mijn laatste bezoek aan een restaurant in Den Haag was met veel plezier gevuld. Het menu van het restaurant was zo geweldig dat ik in de war raakte over wat ik die dag moest doen. ️❤️
Den Haag is so, so nice. Lived there happily for 16 years I know you really will love it!
Casey, if you live near the Haagse Markt, we live pretty close to eachother. I’m near ‘het Zuiderpark’ where every year one of the biggest free music festivals is held (Parkpop), although there is talk of moving the festival to the Malieveld, which is in the city center 😩 Being born and raised in The Hague, I’m obviously biased, but yeah, Amsterdam is fun (for like going out or a weekend), but it’s basically a tourist trap, with crazy prices. And I watch a lot of expat video’s and they all do their grocery shopping at Albert Heijn, which is the most expensive supermarket. After that comes Jumbo and the cheapest is Lidl. There’s also Dirk, Spar and Aldi, but I don’t shop there much. In the summer I usually hang out at the beach, but never in Scheveningen (too crowded). Sometimes I’ll go to Kijkduin, which is being transformed atm, but since the entire west coast of the Netherlands is basically one long beach, there are many coastal towns to visit. And if you like shopping, check out the big ass mall Leidschenhage, which is pretty new.
You should come to Ouddorp during the summer, The beaches here are in my own opinion the best! Plus its very "Old fashioned" so alot of villages in old dutch style etc.. And the beaches again, are my favs! Your Dutch, is Amazing by the way!!! Might also want to go and visit/eat at Vingerling, in Middelharnis.. Great restaurant, with an awesome typical dutch view. :)
You should visit the Frederik Hendriklaan and the surrounding area! Beautiful neighborhood and on the 'Fred' are a lot of nice stores.
Landgoed Clingendael is a very nice park to visit, especially when the Japanese garden is open
Born and raised in Den Haag and still living here!
Some tips: Hoppzak, a super nice beer cafe in Papestraat (I don't even drink beer, it's just such a cool place)
the Fotomuseum
the dunes and beach near de Kwartel
the cafes in Oude Molstraat and the monastery there, with a chapel and a concept store
Haleys Comet in Piet Heinstraat
department store Wauw in Piet Heinstraat (actually everything in Piet Heinstraat, like Single Estate coffee)
Cafe de Sien
Van Kleef (a distillery/museum, super nice)
Bistro Jules
Het strand bij Duindorp is also referred to as Zuiderstrand. It's our go-to!
If you enjoy taking walks, I'd recommend Scheveningse bosjes, which has a large playground and an ice cream bike 😀 for after your walk. It's close to the Peace Palace.
Sorghvliet Park is beautiful with interesting history., No dogs or bikes allowed so..very clean and quiet. You need to buy a card/membership at VVV to get in. Park rangers will ask for your card.
Madurodam is fun to go to, especially with younger kids.
Saying it is also a good test of Dutch proficiency! Don’t hold back on those klinkers!
It’s amazing to have a drink at the plein
maybe you can explore The Hague by De Ooievaart!! Its a canal tour on a boat.
Landgoed ockenburg or landgoed clingendael are beautiful. You can go on walks there it's dope
Visited den haag for first time this weekend, really liked our overnight stay
That bed looks so comfy
Congratulations with breaking out of the Amsterdam myth! I lived for about 12 years in Den Haag, Vruchtenbuurt and we will return there when I retire. I lived there with my ex, who happens to be Australian :-) from Adelaide. We found that the best beaches were the Tussenstranden between Kijkduin and Scheveningen. Quieter. A very nice area to just stroll and enjoy snacks to eat in the park is starting at Anna Paulownaplein and walk the streets that connects the squares like Prins Hendrikplein, Koningsplein, Regentesseplein, up to Weimarstraat in summer when everyone enjoyes them selves around the fountains.
Den Haag is so much more livable than Amsterdam! Good on ya!
Ahhhh, een kenner van héél Amsterdam. Logisch als je alleen maar de Kalverstraat en de Dam kent. Keep em comming…
Well, just like in many other countries, Amsterdam is the largest, and the most important/influential city in/of the Netherlands; so, it comes naturally (with the famous name, and reputation) that the costs of living in Amsterdam are going to be higher than the costs of living in Den Haag, Rotterdam, and/or Utrecht (all, "second cities" of the Netherlands).
Beach activity is dependent on location... for example if you go to the beach at Scheveningen, you won't see that much for its not allowed there, due to the amount of people there often.
And Chinatown, lol... it's basically 1 street where a bunch of chinese shops are...
The Hague Market... yeah, that's great.
For other places, visit:
Oud Rijswijk (Herenstraat, tram 1 and 15),
Van Hoytemastraat and Weissenbruchstraat
Beeklaan (down from the crossing Laan van Meerdervoort)
Uithof
winkelcentrum In de Boogaard
also, the city center shopping is a LOT larger than most people realize. It's between the Torenstraat-Jan Hendrickstraat-boekhorststraat and Central Station, and between Bierkade-dunne bierkade-zuidwal-Schedeldoekhaven and Javastraat
Visit "Het Mauritshuis" next to the parliament.
Den Haag is amazing 👏we love it so much! Our kids can spend the whole day at the beach and everyone relaxes 😌🏖😊🏡 but we live in Almere and we come to Den Haag every month
Your title has every 'hagenees' say "eh Yeah, we know..." on your to-do list also has to go :having lunch at the 'Paleis tuinen' have a look at the ' Haagse grachten' and Jugendstil house at Smitswater 26 and visit Parc Clingendael (pronounced klingendaal) it has a spectacular Japanese garden, and some wartime mementos in the form of a antitank moat (now filled with water) and some big bunkers.
Please be aware that the Japanese garden has a limit of 8 weeks per year that it is opened (4 weeks in the spring and 4 in autumn). Also it is now closed due to the pandemic.
Also, if you're into Japanese food, there is a place off Grote Market called Set Genki Tei.. it's the only place to ever come close to my culinary adventures in Tokyo. Recommendation!
we call it Zuiderstrand and after that there is Kijkduin....the area behind it is called Duindorp ;)
I'd reccomend Zuiderpark, if you haven't been there already! Its a decent size park with a couple of playgrounds spread across. And on nice days people go there for picknicks and even take their portable BBQs there :)
Theres also a Chinese restaurant with a party venue and indoor playground, and swimming pool on one side of the park. (idk if they are still currently closed?)
And also, de verademing! It's a nice chilled park on top of a little "hill" with a pretty large playground
I'm sure there's a whole lot nicer places out here 🙈😂 but these are our "to go to" on a nice day with the kids haha
These are Some cool places;
De waterkant
Greens in the park
De parade
Water en brood
Café de bieb
the prael is a special brewery with an awesome social message tho....
Bezoek het “Kunstmuseum” met schilderijen van PietMondriaan. Bezoek het strand nabij de Kwartellaan.
I came to the same conclusion as well. My last few-month trip to NL was to visit several cities so that I could find a place that suited me more than AMS, and Den Haag seemed to fit best. I have yet to make the move to NL but I think it's in my future.
Did you move?
@@Kup1208 nope. Unfortunately not
We also go to the Haagse Maarkt once a week. Would be interested to know where else you've found for affordable grocery shopping.
Yes The Hague is so much better indeed! We have everything here that you need and that in a mix with nature and history. I would recommend you to check out Haagsche Bos, Peace Palace, other beaches like Zuiderstrand (Kijkduin), ''De Fred'' (Frederik Hendrikstraat), try out some Indonesian toko's (my personal favorites are Bumbu Jawa, Si Pentje, De Javaan), Baladi Manouche for amazing Lebanese streetfood, fresh fish (Simonis aan de Haven is great fun to sit, Simonis op de Hoek for takeaway or Het Haringhuisje), lots of nice authentic Turkish places as well. Grapes & Olives is a winebar behind Noordeinde Palace and has a great terrace on the canal. Mauritshuis is a beautiful museum, just like Kunstmuseum Den Haag. Don't forget Westfield Mall of the Netherlands which recently opened! For grocery shopping I recommend going to the large asian stores like Amazing Oriental or Wah Nam Hong, Turkish supermarkets like Maxi Maki for meat, Lidl supermarket (I usually go to the one in Nootdorp since parking is better, there is a Jumbo next to it and some other convenient stores) or Jumbo Food Markt in the Mall. One of the very few downsides of The Hague is that Albert Heijn is everywhere and you almost have no other option if you want to do your groceries close to the city center.
If you like nature visit; Meijendel, Zuiderpark, Japanese garden Clingendael, Scheveningse bos, Haagse bos, Kijkduin. Have fun.
Love your videos Casey & family. I was lucky enough to work and live in Den Haag for 6 years, far superior to Amsterdam :-). One gem that I found myself visiting regularly ( for free using my Museum Card) was the Beelden an Zee sculpture museum - a haven hidden in a dune just outside Scheveningen... also I saw in your guide book The Lowman Car Museum....also a gem and easily cycleable. Enjoy your stay in Den Haag I look forward to your future videos. I guess from your hints that you live near MCI Ziekenhuis.
Also fun thing is to take “De Ooievaart”, not that impressive as in A’dam. But still fun to see The Hague from the water.
If you like good atmosphere, in August there is Jazz in de Gracht.
ohhhh Jazz in de gracht this sounds interesting!
@@caseykilmore very nice environment also. Good food (tip: Yuzu, the prices will remind you of A’dam, but totally worth it) and drinks, lovely canals and near the city center. And not to forget about the music.
De Parade is also nice to visit, but perhaps you already visit that in A’dam.
Not sure if it will be back, but Carnivale was also very nice to visit. Near Holland Spoor.
Try
"De Haegsche Bluf" ; a small luxurious shopping center within the shopping centre of The Hague
"Florencia IJs" ; a famous icecream parlour in the center of The Hague, since 1932
"The Omniversum" in Scheveningen ; a 180° viewing angle science movie theatre attached to the Museon (a science museum) in Scheveningen
a bit further away (Voorburg) ; "the Mall of the Netherlands" ; a huge shopping center featuring many flagship stores. A nice walkable park surrounding it.
if you truly like alternative beaches : the "Wassenaarse Slag" in Wassenaar (also next to The Hague) might suit you
for good Mexican food delivery try "Mexathome" via Thuisbezorgd
if you like smaller recreation parks, try Duinrell (Wassenaar) or Drievliet
if you like skiing without snow, try "SnowWorld" in Zoetermeer (also very near to The Hague)
"Gauchos" Argetinian Grill is a good restaurant to get your proteins
after a night of clubbing you'll want a meal at kebab-restaurant "El Bascha" in the centre of The Hague (go for the chicken mushroom creme if you want something different).
My fave Japanese restaurant in The Hague is SET Genki Tei (in the city center). They have unlimited hot pot, it's delicious! And I really miss Yoshi Bento for bento delivery since I moved out of The Hague. (I don't think you asked for Japanese related tips, but your kimono in the background got me inspired, haha!)
Lovely place! Thanks for reminding me to go there again.
Ik heb een paar suggesties voor je:
- Om te wandelen, Meijendel is een duinbos, of Clingendeal waan jezelf even helemaal op een andere plek.
- Avonturia de Vogelkelder, dierenspeciaalzaak maar ook een leuke winkel om te kijken.
- Café De la Gare, voor je partner die van bier lijkt te houden ;-) Café waar allerlei soorten bier wordt geserveerd. De barman kan ook een avond vullen met verhalen wat al de verschillende bieren zo anders maakt en hoe ze worden gebrouwen. Zelf geen bierdrinker en zelfs ik vond het interessant haha.
Veel plezier met het ontdekken van de stad.
at the end of the day at Haagse markt, they drop their prices significally
Ga naar Clingendael en daarna door naar Wassenaar (stop for museum at Voorlinden). It is very nice and calming but stil close to the city.
Ah aint that bad, depending where in the city you go to. Jumbo is a good alternative tho. Happy to see you're enjoying the Netherlands!
Ho check out lunchroom" de overkant". They have the best aplepie in town.plus a whole lot of other good stuff.
When you're accustomed to Den Haag's atmosphere, its people and its dialect, look into "Haagse Harry" comics. It's fun. The comic hero even got a statue on the Grote Markt 😁 I hope it's still there.
Yes it is ! I often see it when returning from Uni :)
I really enjoy your content, but I just want to say that in the part where you are walking down the stairs you are showing a bit of the street. In the short second it was on screen I immediately recognized it. Personally I would be a bit cautious with showing this because there are some crazies on the internet. Just some food for thought :)
Yes, please be careful. I'm not from The Hague, but I recognized the location as well.
So glad you settled in Den Haag. It's so much nicer than Amsterdam.
Don't just go to the beach for a day in the sun, try Madestein. Looking at the map now it got a bit smaller than when I was a kid, but it's still nice to hang out and swim.
Another great nature area is Ockenburgh, next to Madestein, and Meijendel. The parks in Den Haag are real nice too.
Great pancakes at Oma Toos in Scheveningen, along the harbor. Take a trip in the Watertaxi if it's sailing again.
btw, when I'm back in my home town I always try to get a turkish pizza/lahmacun at Bereket on the Paul Krugerlaan (near the Loosduinsekade) - they were my 5 foodgroup dish a few times a week...
In China Town, check out Fat Kee, and Kee Lun for your duck and pancakes. The bakeries are not to be missed either. Enjoy!
your dutch accent is really good
Casey... It's 30 degrees now :-p You can swim in the Noordzee now :) So after the independance war in Indonesia many people wanted to relocate to The netherlands and settled in Den Haag. That's why you can eat the best Indonesian food at some places in Den Haag. In the 70ties and 80ties I had an Aunt and Uncle living there and at many occassions my uncle would get a pan from his kitchen (or 2 pans ;-) ) To have it filled up with Nasi Rames, Rendang, Babi Ketjap and the likes :) Delicious!
nice to see videos from Den Haag! I would recommend you to go on a sunny day biking from Kijkduin to Scheveningen through Westduinpark. This park has a distinctive beauty and you might even stumble on some weird looking cows with huge horns (don't know the name, sorry). Enjoy! Greeting from another expat in Den Haag!
I think you’re referring to Buffalos
Delft its next to Den Haag its a mini version of Amsterdam really nice, if your done with Delft. Take the subway from Den Haag to Rotterdam, the most modern city of the Netherlands. we have modern architecture big wide streets , also affordable wine and dine , water taxi or world famous bridges and even a bike tunnel. And the biggest port of the western world and a subway to the beach as well hoek van holland ( also gemeente Rotterdam many other fun things )
4:08 "woat" or is it "waot". Anyhow, depending how east or south you go, somewhere "wat" sounds exactly how you pronounced it there.
I think in a lot of countries the really big cities are very different from the rest of the country (London is another pretty extreme example). As a Groninger everything in the Randstand always feels a bit more busy and intense (just.. so many people!). It's a bit quieter up North :)
Delta Metropolis 😎
Hoi, I've just started studying Dutch and I'd like to listen to some good Dutch music. Which are your favourite artists? Thanks, you're such an inspiration! Being interested in education, I'd love more videos about the differences between raising a kid in Australia VS the Netherlands. I'm sure you'd have lots of interesting things to say ♥️ Much love from Italy.
Suzan en Feek, Marco Borstato, Maan, nick en Simon are good dutch artists to learn better Dutch. I really like MEAU. And there is a television program called Beste zangers. next Thursday will be the first broadcast of a new season. All those songs are beautiful too. You can watch them on youtube😁