I didn't expect an iMax or at least called that here in Den Hague, it's just like movie theaters in…read morethe United States. They had some just out American movies and soon to be released movies like the up and coming Robocop movie and recent Star Trek: Into Darkness that came out. The movie rooms are a decent size and the crowd was perfect, not too crowded and or empty. It made for just the right room for seating. It's a multiplex, you go up escalators. Original Dutch movies spoken in Dutch can be viewed with English subtitles and American movies with Dutch subtitles. I peaked in a few rooms but the ticket you buy, you're really suppose to only go to that movie showing you pay for. It's bright and there's huge ads and displays of movies. Price for adults if my memory serves me correctly is E11 (E=Euros) and a few bucks cheaper for younger/senior/family tickets. You can buy like a package popcorn deal which includes soda. Ooh yeah Speculoos flavored popcorn!...and other flavors like it. It's conveniently located on the corner of Spuimarkt near a street of all the Asian restaurants.

Not my favourite Pathé but you can't beat the location in central Den Haag. The big draw of this…read morecinema is the IMAX screen - just beware that the price for an IMAX ticket is higher than for a regular cinema ticket. This Pathé had all the big Hollywood blockbusters and new releases, if you're looking for more independent movies or film festival bait you'll have more luck a little further up at the Pathé Buitenhof. But this cinema is relatively new, with big comfy seats and a very full agenda of showtimes.

This is the grasfield for events in The Hague. When there is nothing going on, it is a big empty…read morefield. There are protests, circus, festivals, sport events etcetera. Adjacent there is a park with deer.

Loved this museum. It's a small museum but very interesting. It captures storytelling of Escher's…read morelife and how it is portrayed in his art. Loved how the rooms are laid out for this purpose as well. Good labeling on the pieces and useful to have the free audio tour accessible via phone.

Fantastic museum for any one who appreciates interesting art or is an Escher lover. The museum has…read morea QR code that you can scan which provides a free overview of the most popular prints. You can read or listen to the guide. This was very helpful in getting the background story on the art and covers the top 12. There are 2 floors of prints from Escher and artists who were inspired by him. No parking.