Top Sustainable Venues in The Hague; Greener and Better than ever!

The Louwman Museum enables their visitors to step into the history of automobiles, but it is also a well-known venue for events of any type or size. With its unique atmosphere the museum sparks inspiration and ensures a one-of-a-kind event experience. From the very beginning, the venue implemented a variety of actions to cut back on their energy consumptions and directed their finances towards a thermal energy storage system and solar panels installed onsite. This was crucial as they require the energy to maintain a certain climate within the museum, to safeguard the quality of their museum pieces. Their climate actions reach from green catering over to hosting sustainability-driven events, but afterall their focus lies on internalizing the importance of sustainability within their business and themselves. 

The Fokker Terminal is a highly sought-after conference and event centre and was named a ‘Co2-neutral venue’ in 2019. The venue is investing time an money in exploring new ways on how to become as green as possible. Alongside the municipality the venue is currently researching how geothermal energy can be implemented into the event industry. It is their goal to rely on 100% self generated energy, while being a successful larger-scale venue in The Hague Area. 

Madurodam is a must-see location for people visiting The Hague. This spectacular tourist attraction is famous for being the miniature city of the Netherlands and hosts around 250 events per year. One of their main focuses is giving back to society and they do so by contributing to social causes that help the most vulnerable of our society. Children. Giving back to society also means investing into our future, which is why the venue reinvented their approach to sustainability by installing solar panels, charging stations for electric cars, using environmentally fiendly cleaning products and more. 

World Forum The Hague is an accredited and certified venue perfect for larger-scale events with over 50 years of experience in hosting and organizing events. Making sustainability one of their focus areas meant taking steps toward making their facilities more future-proof. To ban plastic and install tap water stations instead. In addition, they installed a green roof with solar panels and offer their clients more climate friendly hybrid event solutions.. Their next goal is to become 100% paperless to further reduce their waste. 

Amare is the newest theater and conference center in the heart of The Hague and the building plans was developed with attention to reducing its impact on the environment. The venue hosts many features that iimproves its sustainability. From toilets being flushed with rainwater, to nest boxes for birds located on the greenroof and catering with a zero-waste policy, the action taken seem endless. No wonder the venues achieved a BREEAM-NL Excellent rating earlier this year. 

Starting this year, science and culture museum Museon and movie theatre Omniversum joined forces to make a greater level of impact. Their latest presentation is One Planet, an impact centre for sustainable development, showing how we can create a more sustainable future. Their expositions address the United Nation’s seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and other relevant themes in society, such as food and fashion.

Museon-Omniversum’s clients are sure to have the most environmentally friendly experience possible when organising their events. The venue boasts a Gold Green Key certificate, which has recently been renewed and exemplifies their commitment to sustainability.