Accessible The Hague

Transportation to and around The Hague

The Hague is located in the west of the Netherlands and can be reached in many ways: by plane, by train, by road and by boat. Rotterdam is less than 30 kilometres away from The Hague and Amsterdam is about 60 kilometres away.

Facts & Figures

Minutes from Two International Airports

Minutes Cycling Across The City

Minutes to Rotterdam and Amsterdam

How to Get To The Hague

The Hague is around 30 minutes by road and rail from two international airports: Amsterdam Schiphol and Rotterdam-The Hague Airport. Once arrived at one of the airports, multiple trains, metros and busses easily take you to the city centre of The Hague. For more specific information on how to travel to The Hague click on the link.

Getting to The Hague

Transport in and around The Hague

Getting around in The Hague

The Hague offers various transportation options, ensuring easy travel throughout the city and beyond.

Bicycles: The most popular mode of transport in The Hague.
Public Transport: Over 30 bus and tram lines operated by HTM.
- Use OVpay to check in and out with your contactless debit card, credit card, or phone.
- HTM also provides a Congress Card for conference delegates
- Download the NS app for public transport connections.
Accessibility: Most trains, buses, and trams are wheelchair accessible.
Electric Scooters: Affordable and convenient for short trips to the beach, venues, or hotels.
High-Speed Trains: Quick access to other major Dutch cities and European destinations like Brussels, London, Paris, and Luxembourg.