Accessible City Breaks in the Hague

The Hague – also known as the royal city by the sea – is the third-largest city in the Netherlands and an ideal destination for accessible city breaks. Flat, walkable, and well-connected via accessible public transport, The Hague blends regal history, rich culture, and coastal charm, making it perfect for travellers with limited mobility.

Home to the Dutch government and the King of the Netherlands, The Hague boasts a wealth of historic architecture, from the Binnenhof parliamentary complex to the 13th-century Knight’s Hall. Art lovers can visit the renowned Mauritshuis museum, home to Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring, or explore M.C. Escher’s mind-bending works at the Museum Escher in the Palace. The city centre offers easy navigation along flat streets lined with medieval, Renaissance, and baroque buildings, including the elegant Lange Voorhout boulevard.

Visitors can enjoy accessible gardens behind the working royal palace, Paleis Noordeinde, or savour fresh seafood at Scheveningen harbour. The city is also known for its diverse culinary scene, including excellent Indonesian cuisine.

As with all Enable Holidays’ accessible city breaks, we offer guaranteed adapted accommodation, adapted airport transfers, mobility equipment hire, and optional excursions.

For a rewarding day trip, nearby Delft offers charming canals, historic churches, boutique shops, and a tribute to Johannes Vermeer. Like The Hague, Delft is flat and accessible, with smooth transport links as part of the Dutch metropolitan region.