Boulevardtrein Scheveningen
T. 06  248 89 013
I. www.boulevardtrein.nl

 
This tour through Scheveningen starts and finishes on the boulevard in front of the Pier and continues his journey along the harbour and the ancient village of Scheveningen. The tour ends after 30 minutes back to the Pier. You will pass all the interesting places of what  Scheveningen had to offer in the old days and what it has to offer nowadays. The admission is € 4,50 for adults and € 3,50 for children and 65+. For reservations or more information visit:
I. www.boulevardtrein.nl


Bungy Jump Centre Scheveningen
Strandweg – De Pier
T. 070 345 36 62
I. www.bungy.nl

An “ocean” themed 18 holes black light mini-golf course. This old school game you are familiar with is only lit by its glow in the dark carpets, golf course, props, and hand painted walls. For players that are up to a challenge, we sell 3-D Glasses which make the game a more difficult experience! You’ll have to be a good sport and not be afraid of the dark…
You’ll find GlowGolf inside the shopping mall the Palace Promenade in Scheveningen next to the boulevard.

The world’s most famous miniature city situated behind two typical Dutch dikes, with all the surprising aspects of the Netherlands is really worth seeing. You see all the famous Dutch places on a scale of 1:25 down to the smallest detail.

The films in Omniversum take you to another world: fascinating images tell of mysterious animals and their hidden natural habitats, adventurers take you on spectacular voyages of discovery, and scientists show you their amazing discoveries. The films are projected onto an enormous domed screen so you don’t just watch, but participate in the film.

Come face to face with all sorts of fish species, from the North Sea to tropical waters at SEA LIFE Scheveningen. Marvel at the crabs, shrimps and seahorses and stand in awe of the jellyfish, sharks and rays!
Cross the underwater tunnel and experience a deep dive in tropical seas and see the fish and sharks swim overhead.

The Scheveningen lighthouse was built in 1875 and is entirely made of cast iron plates. The tower - a national monument - is owned by the state of The Netherlands. Guided tours of the lighthouse are given on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at 14.00 (by reservation only). After climbing 165 steps one can step out to enjoy a magnificent panoramic view. There is also a small exhibit relating to the background and technical details of the lighthouse.

The Westbroekpark is well worth a visit, if only to stroll, a bit of rowing, miniature golf or to enjoy the fragrances of the Rosarium. The large park consists of many play areas, a flower garden, various ponds and more. The Rosarium is the pride of the park where some 20,000 roses bloom from June until October.
It gives space to two events named Parade in July and Concours Hippique Benelux Open in September.

‘Your World – My World’, the permanent exhibition on display in the Museon. This ultramodern exhibit will show how rich our world is in natural and cultural diversity and what our role is in preserving this diversity.

Sculptures by the Sea houses a variety of human statues: large, small, happy and sad. The architecture of the famous Dutch architect Wim Quist culminates at the museum. In addition to the house collection, there are regular special exhibitions by contemporary sculptors.

Museum Hr. Ms. Mercuur, located in the second inner harbour is the last US Navy ocean minesweeper in the Netherlands.

In Muzee Scheveningen the history of the fishing village Scheveningen comes tot life. Walking through a street of Scheveningen, where children play and women do the laundry, it feels like earlier times. With pleasure old fishermen and skippers tell stories about previous time. In the other part of the museum you dive from the sparkling sea surface until in the mysterious deep sea. Also bring a visit to the lighthouse of Scheveningen. For this purpose it is necessary to reserve in advance.

You are standing in the middle of the largest painting of the Netherlands. Panorama Mesdag is a cylindrical painting, more than 14 meters high and 120 meters in circumference. The vista of the sea, the dunes and Scheveningen village was painted by one of the most famous painters of the Hague School, Hendrik Willem Mesdag. It is the oldest 19th century panorama in the world in its original site, and a unique cultural heritage. Panorama Mesdag is one of the most popular attractions in The Hague.