• Farm chores for visitors: kids can help feed the chickens, weed the flower garden or clean out the hutches
• No eggs in winter, since the hens stop laying then, and the cows only give milk after a calf is born, which staff explain to curious kids
• Set in Wijkpark Transvaal, a patch of meadow and trees in one of the city's most densely built districts

De Woelige Stal is the oldest of The Hague's ten city farms, opened in 1973 on the edge of Wijkpark Transvaal. Goats, sheep, cows, chickens, rabbits and guinea pigs live here, and kids can pet the goats, cows, rabbits and guinea pigs.

Visitors can pitch in with farm chores such as feeding the chickens, weeding the flower garden and cleaning out the hutches.