Royal and Political The Hague for Kids, 2 of 10
Royal and Political The Hague for Kids, 2 of 10: King's Day in The Hague
King's Day in The Hague
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Where
Centrum, Het Plein (free markets across the city)
Ages
All ages
Setting
Outdoors
What you need to know
- Dress the kids in orange, the color the whole city wears for the day
- A pocket-money treasure hunt, with second-hand finds and snacks spread out on blankets and stalls
- Daytime is the family part
About
Koningsdag, King's Day, turns The Hague orange. The big draw for families is the vrijmarkt: free street markets where people lay out blankets and stalls full of second-hand goods, vintage finds and snacks. Markets pop up in neighborhoods across the city, so you can stay local and wander at your own pace. It suits families who like a browse and a treat more than a big show.
Where it is
Het Plein (free markets across the city)
Het Plein, 2511 CR Den Haag, Netherlands
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