The Hague

Complex of buildings serving as the world's oldest parliament still in use, featuring a central courtyard and Gothic halls that have functioned as the primary center of Dutch political life and administration for many centuries.

Historic former church featuring 100-meter hexagonal tower and wood-vaulted ceiling, serving as significant landmark where numerous members of Dutch royal family have been baptized and married.

Housed in the former home and studio of the seascape painter Hendrik Willem Mesdag, collection containing an extensive assembly of Barbizon School paintings and nineteenth-century Dutch art.

Official workplace of the Dutch monarch featuring a neoclassical facade and serving as the primary location for state affairs and the reception of foreign dignitaries.

Building designed by architect Michael Graves housing world's oldest private automobile collection, showcasing over 250 historic vehicles to illustrate evolution of transport and design.

Medieval gatehouse and former prison exhibiting collection of historical torture instruments to illustrate development of penal systems and judicial history.

Museum founded by private collectors that is built entirely within coastal dunes and dedicated exclusively to modern and contemporary international sculpture.

Designed by architect H.P. Berlage, this museum houses a large collection of modern art and features the world's most extensive assembly of works by Piet Mondrian.