A decent place to go outlet shopping although I wish there was something a bit closer to Amsterdam…read more To get to this place you have to take the train and then a bus. There is a good variety of stores here, the prices are not always great though, it depends on when you go. I did drive here once and will never do that again, it is very hard to find the parking entrance to the place since there are not really any signs for it. And you have to pay to park even though you are nowhere close to the city center, it is not too expensive but still a rip-off I think.

Very similar to the premium outlet malls in the US. A small "village" with a lot of stores. You…read morehave a couple of the large brands, and the Hugo Boss outlet store is my favorite. Lot of suits and acceptable prices. The only annoying thing, which is typical Dutch, is that it costs €3 to park there.

What a big shopping center! I really didn't expect it but this place has every major store in one…read moreshopping center! Some of the bigger stores include the Media Markt, V & D, Hema, Blokker, and many others. I really liked that most of it was covered which is ideal in Dutch weather. The only negative was the lack of restrooms! You really need to go into a larger store or restaurant to use one. They really need more public restrooms!

The oldest active shopping centre (covered shopping street) in the Netherlands, the building…read moreits-self is stunning, it is worth the visit to admire the building and architecture alone, before even considering the shops located here. De Passage is home to one of three Apple Stores in the Netherlands, as of 2022, while hosting other brands including Nespresso, Mango and Pandora. There is also a Starbucks, which is the only Starbucks inside De Hague Centre (outside of the train station), inside the newer area of the centre. In terms of shopping, there aren't a lot of shops here, other than a few notable names, but something about The Passage, especially the older part, just feels so elegant, high-end and beautiful and is a tourist attraction in its' own right, when visiting The Hague, even though it is rather small. 4*

I wish I had been able to see more here!…read more The Haagse Passage is basically a very fancy outdoor mall with a glass, domed ceiling over it to keep it nice and dry. It's like you are both indoors and outdoors at the same time, because there are no doors on either end of it; it just empties out into a plaza or street. There is everything from clothing and accessories, to luggage and candy shops here. Everyone is welcome here, and there are price ranges to suit everyone. We walked through because it was the most efficient way for us to get from point A to point B, but we did some window shopping along the way. There is a restaurant or two located here too, as we saw patrons sipping their wines and beers outside establishments. Definitely a place to explore if you're in town! 40/2019