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Japanese Garden

The Hague, Netherlands Botanical garden

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Huge ice rink for all sorts of skating 🤩 Visited as a stop on the way to the ferry port. Free to enter and there is a restaurant on site for snacks and drinks. The itself is very quiet and peaceful so a good place to relax in nature. Very little for a family outing on weekends. Den Haag and outskirts living people have a opportunity to once this Japanese is twice a year. Entrance is free but children's buggy or strollers are not allowed. So have to hold little children in arms. Good to if you are looking for a stroll with family. Japanese - only in spring and fall! I took advantage of the weather to explore it. It is a public holiday today (may9) so pretty busy. I waited in line for about 20 min to get in but the wait. Beautifully landscaped and manicured with bright colors and a green carpet of finely manicured spot. It’s only for a couple of months m. Free entry. I would highly recommend it. Be sure to check out the tea house for a snack/kunch. Clingendael itself is also magnificent. Long trails and mature trees. Takes max to max 10 mins to explore this park. Centrally located in amazing Landgoed Clingendael. Park is and cute, very colourful, and to taking pictures, instragramable location 😀 Free to visit, and very well maintained! It's next to a café, can't do picnic inside this garden, but outside there is lot of green grass patches... This might not be suitable for people with mobility issues. Go during a workday at dinner time. Usually quiet then. at all seasons but not always unfortunately. If you go during the weekends expect waiting time. The around it (Clingendael ) is also and quiet. Luckily bot polluted with people dragging stereos and BBQs. And keep it clean pls! Originally we expected this place to be much bigger HOWEVER it is perfectly and offers flowers to admire and also to have some photos taken on bridges. It does not seem to get too crowded which is surprising as I considered this spot to be very popular. And entrance is free! Both the Japanese and the surrounding area were so pretty! The Japanese is a little so try to at a you think it will be less crowded. (Entry is free) Wat een rustgevende omgeving. but wonderful Japanese garden. I was here on Sunday morning and it was little but full of visitors. Went at around 530pm-6pm and was not crowded. vibe and surrounded by relaxing park. Hard to get to the place though if you don’t have a car. Took 10mins to explore. Probably good to for photoshoots. Visited today (Monday during the fall holiday) an hour before closing to take some cosplay photos :) Not a lot of people walking around, lucky for us, photo spots were easily accessible. Be aware that it's a public place so don't go blocking off paths for other visitors. Only downside in terms of photoshoots with people/cosplayers is that a lot of pretty posing spots are fenced off to avoid damage. Understandable but very sad. 🌿 **Japanese in Clingendael - A Serene Escape with a Few Crowds** 🌿 The Japanese at Clingendael is an absolute gem! The scenery is breathtaking, with beautifully maintained pathways, tranquil ponds, and lush greenery that create a peaceful atmosphere. The vibrant colors and thoughtful landscaping make it a perfect spot for a relaxing stroll. Be prepared for a bit of a wait—when I visited, there was a **30-minute queue** outside, so plan accordingly. Once inside, you can **stay as long as you like**, which is great if you want to wait for a quieter moment to take in the beauty. Some areas can get **a little crowded**, especially popular spots for photos, but patience pays off if you’re looking for the perfect shot. Overall, a **lovely experience**, and well the if you're in The Hague! ✨🌸 A very but Japanese garden. I went on a Wednesday and it wasn’t too crowded. Not a long trip on its own, but perfect for a relaxed half-day activity. There is also a cafe in the for a coffee break after My to the Japanese in The Hague was a serene and captivating experience. The meticulous landscaping, tranquil ponds, and vibrant foliage transported me to a peaceful oasis. It's a must-visit for anyone seeking tranquility amidst urban bustle. This is a and definitely seeing. Keep in mind that it is VERY busy as it is only for a very limited annually. If serenity is what you are after, you won't find it here. Taking photos is difficult as there are so many visitors at any given time. Despite all that, it still ia a visit. If visiting in autumn, keep an eye out for the magical mushrooms growing along the way. We visited the during the special opening in October, and the fall colors of the plants we’re just amazing. There’s a huge variety of trees, and they have different shades of fall - from the yellow to the red. The itself is and takes 15 minutes to be visited, but also the path to arrive there is amazing. garden! I really like the moss. I recommend you to enter the from the main entrance instead of the middle entrance as you can explore around the clingendael area for a bit before entering this garden. Visited this on mid May and early June. I think visiting this in May will be the best time. But if you only have in June, better hurry! Good and well kept with a varierty of Japanese flora. It seemed a bit for my taste, but you could easily spend some hours there. There is a place to sit and relax and a few bridges. They keep adding things to the garden. Was here in the end of October. Absolutely loved it. After a rainy but a walk in the I arrived in the Japanise Garden. It's a little that is Japanese themed. I explored it in about 20 minutes, but it was lovely. I believe that in warmer weather this place is even more appealing. If you like parks, gardens and nature I recommend you check this place out. By the way the entrance is completely free. Fabulous couple of hours in the Japanese Turin yesterday. Arrived 10.30 and so peaceful and tranquil. Azaleas really popped in the dapple shade. Couple of wisteria in full bloom. Various acers and maples. Compact but stunning, well a if you are near on the few weeks each year it is open. no entry charge. alleen maar chineese, "i CaMe AlL tHe wAY fRoM JaPAn, To SeE JapAN, iN ThE NethERlaNDs" waardeloos en zonde van de tijd, laat er een fabriek bouwen ofzo We visited the in October 2024 during the Autumnal opening 🍁 A with varieties of plants and excellent landscape with vibrant hues of leaves. It's a very garden(takes just 5-10 Minutes to complete the path) inside Clingendael. The path towards the itself is very beautiful. 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Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Huge ice rink for all sorts of skating 🤩 Visited as a stop on the way to the ferry port. Free to enter and there is a restaurant on site for snacks and drinks. The itself is very quiet and peaceful so a good place to relax in nature. Very little for a family outing on weekends. Den Haag and outskirts living people have a opportunity to once this Japanese is twice a year. Entrance is free but children's buggy or strollers are not allowed. So have to hold little children in arms. Good to if you are looking for a stroll with family. Japanese - only in spring and fall! I took advantage of the weather to explore it. It is a public holiday today (may9) so pretty busy. I waited in line for about 20 min to get in but the wait. Beautifully landscaped and manicured with bright colors and a green carpet of finely manicured spot. It’s only for a couple of months m. Free entry. I would highly recommend it. Be sure to check out the tea house for a snack/kunch. Clingendael itself is also magnificent. Long trails and mature trees. Takes max to max 10 mins to explore this park. Centrally located in amazing Landgoed Clingendael. Park is and cute, very colourful, and to taking pictures, instragramable location 😀 Free to visit, and very well maintained! It's next to a café, can't do picnic inside this garden, but outside there is lot of green grass patches... This might not be suitable for people with mobility issues. Go during a workday at dinner time. Usually quiet then. at all seasons but not always unfortunately. If you go during the weekends expect waiting time. The around it (Clingendael ) is also and quiet. Luckily bot polluted with people dragging stereos and BBQs. And keep it clean pls! Originally we expected this place to be much bigger HOWEVER it is perfectly and offers flowers to admire and also to have some photos taken on bridges. It does not seem to get too crowded which is surprising as I considered this spot to be very popular. And entrance is free! Both the Japanese and the surrounding area were so pretty! The Japanese is a little so try to at a you think it will be less crowded. (Entry is free) Wat een rustgevende omgeving. but wonderful Japanese garden. I was here on Sunday morning and it was little but full of visitors. Went at around 530pm-6pm and was not crowded. vibe and surrounded by relaxing park. Hard to get to the place though if you don’t have a car. Took 10mins to explore. Probably good to for photoshoots. Visited today (Monday during the fall holiday) an hour before closing to take some cosplay photos :) Not a lot of people walking around, lucky for us, photo spots were easily accessible. Be aware that it's a public place so don't go blocking off paths for other visitors. Only downside in terms of photoshoots with people/cosplayers is that a lot of pretty posing spots are fenced off to avoid damage. Understandable but very sad. 🌿 **Japanese in Clingendael - A Serene Escape with a Few Crowds** 🌿 The Japanese at Clingendael is an absolute gem! The scenery is breathtaking, with beautifully maintained pathways, tranquil ponds, and lush greenery that create a peaceful atmosphere. The vibrant colors and thoughtful landscaping make it a perfect spot for a relaxing stroll. Be prepared for a bit of a wait—when I visited, there was a **30-minute queue** outside, so plan accordingly. Once inside, you can **stay as long as you like**, which is great if you want to wait for a quieter moment to take in the beauty. Some areas can get **a little crowded**, especially popular spots for photos, but patience pays off if you’re looking for the perfect shot. Overall, a **lovely experience**, and well the if you're in The Hague! ✨🌸 A very but Japanese garden. I went on a Wednesday and it wasn’t too crowded. Not a long trip on its own, but perfect for a relaxed half-day activity. There is also a cafe in the for a coffee break after My to the Japanese in The Hague was a serene and captivating experience. The meticulous landscaping, tranquil ponds, and vibrant foliage transported me to a peaceful oasis. It's a must-visit for anyone seeking tranquility amidst urban bustle. This is a and definitely seeing. Keep in mind that it is VERY busy as it is only for a very limited annually. If serenity is what you are after, you won't find it here. Taking photos is difficult as there are so many visitors at any given time. Despite all that, it still ia a visit. If visiting in autumn, keep an eye out for the magical mushrooms growing along the way. We visited the during the special opening in October, and the fall colors of the plants we’re just amazing. There’s a huge variety of trees, and they have different shades of fall - from the yellow to the red. The itself is and takes 15 minutes to be visited, but also the path to arrive there is amazing. garden! I really like the moss. I recommend you to enter the from the main entrance instead of the middle entrance as you can explore around the clingendael area for a bit before entering this garden. Visited this on mid May and early June. I think visiting this in May will be the best time. But if you only have in June, better hurry! Good and well kept with a varierty of Japanese flora. It seemed a bit for my taste, but you could easily spend some hours there. There is a place to sit and relax and a few bridges. They keep adding things to the garden. Was here in the end of October. Absolutely loved it. After a rainy but a walk in the I arrived in the Japanise Garden. It's a little that is Japanese themed. I explored it in about 20 minutes, but it was lovely. I believe that in warmer weather this place is even more appealing. If you like parks, gardens and nature I recommend you check this place out. By the way the entrance is completely free. Fabulous couple of hours in the Japanese Turin yesterday. Arrived 10.30 and so peaceful and tranquil. Azaleas really popped in the dapple shade. Couple of wisteria in full bloom. Various acers and maples. Compact but stunning, well a if you are near on the few weeks each year it is open. no entry charge. alleen maar chineese, "i CaMe AlL tHe wAY fRoM JaPAn, To SeE JapAN, iN ThE NethERlaNDs" waardeloos en zonde van de tijd, laat er een fabriek bouwen ofzo We visited the in October 2024 during the Autumnal opening 🍁 A with varieties of plants and excellent landscape with vibrant hues of leaves. It's a very garden(takes just 5-10 Minutes to complete the path) inside Clingendael. The path towards the itself is very beautiful. 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Wassenaarseweg, Wassenaar, South Holland, NL
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+31 70 353 3000
Monday10:00 AM to 4 PM
Tuesday10:00 AM to 4 PM
Wednesday10:00 AM to 4 PM
Thursday10:00 AM to 4 PM
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