NH Den Haag The Hague

Delft is primarily known for its typically Dutch town centre with canals, also for the Dutch painter Vermeer and Delft Blue Pottery.<br>Thera drove us from Zevenhoven to this picturesque city in the province of south Holland where I was very impressed with the charm, pottery and the history surrounding the life and assasination of William of Orange at the Prinsenhof.

... It is beautiful there, and we lucked out with 4 days of sunshine and warm weather too! Some things like the red light district and the constant smell of dope are a little weird, but then again, nothing about the Netherlands is ordinary. <br><br>We stayed at a very unusual residence (for those of you who know what we are talking about!) and it was placed on 22 acres of land (half of which is forest and the other half is ...

My very last trip outside of the castle was to a Netherlands city called The Hague, or Denhaag in Dutch. I went with a group of people I had never traveled with before, which was a lot of fun. We didn't really know what to do when we got there besides buying the famous Hague stroopwaffles and seeing this mini village they have. So, we sort of walked aimlessly until we hit the center of the city, which was a nice area: lots of shops and Christmas decorations and restaurants ...

Ladys and gentleman, Allereerst natuurlijk van harte welkom op mijn blog! Ben nog druk bezig er voor te zorgen dat jullie binnenkort ook zónder overal reclame te zien, rustig mijn berichtjes kunnen lezen. Het lijkt als de dag ...

... style with including those two strokes of white paint- on the top of the pearl to show reflective light and on the bottom to show the reflective white collar of her ...

... We found a cool Hostel right in the center of the city and got a room for the night....which we didn't end up using for sleeping, but thats another story. There was a lot going on and we saw a new casino opening, which is pretty rare i guess. While we were eating dinner Ryan spotted some "friends" and, the rest will have to wait, b/c i am out of time at this internet cafe..... HAHA See you and love ya, R &amp; J Ok, We are back. So we ended up ...

... in his flat then get a lift to the airport in the morning so everything would be OK. Little did i know, or should i say remember that he was actually away on holiday this week and therefore would not be able to get a lift down to Liverpool however the tickets were booked and there was no going back, Murray was less than pleased. So as it was my error the only thing i could do was book train tickets which i did in advance a little bit of planning goes along way, or so ...

... her diary came to life while going through the house. It was surreal to be in her room and all the places she talked about. After that, Natalie and I ventured off to the Van Gogh museum and got caught in a rainstorm. We got SOAKED! the umbrella we had didn't do a whole lot, considering the wind turned it inside out with every gust. When we got there we were really glad we had purchased a ticket though our hostel ...

... of Heineken propaganda, plus 3 beers and a bottle opener. It was probably better than the beer museum in Brussels too! We spent a bit of time wandering in the Red Light District, which is beyond weird. Basically, you walk down the street and the red-bathed prostitutes in the windows wink at you, bang on the glass, etc. to try to win some business. I would imagine it's the origin of the term "window ...

Now this city was cool. I have never seen a place like Amsterdam. So laid back and relaxed. Mellow people, art, coffee shops, and great people watching. You'll always find something strange going on and it really gets lively at night. We also took a trip over to the tulip farms and large floral gardens. Talk about beautiful. We saw windmills, wooden shoe carvings, and tons of colorful flowers.