John F. Kennedy in The Hague
Let’s suppose you are the son of a rich American businessman and politician and you are travelling through Europe. You visit The Netherlands and you
Sorghvliet – Leave your worries at the gate
In the 17th century there were no mindfulness courses or yoga retreats. So people had to find other ways to relax. Those who had money,
The Hague Zoo
The Hague has everything that you can wish for, apart from a Zoo. That was not the case in the years 1863-1943. The inhabitants of
Piet de Jong: my manager of choice
A most interesting man lived until his death in Parkflat Marlot, a beautiful building in The Hague. His name is Piet de Jong, and he
Canals in The Hague
I was born in a canal house, although not in The Hague. Although The Hague does have canals (grachten), this city is not known for
Saint Sebastian and the Archers’ Guild
January 20 is the saint’s day of Saint Sebastian. Paintings of this saint show an almost naked young man, pierced with arrows. He received this
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