Yesterday, I was a day in The Hague for some meetings and used that short visit to take the picture in my latest article where I referred to the St. James' Church, better known as the Great Church. As you may remember, I wrote that I lived right next to that church for six years. I loved living in the city's vibrant center, with its shops, cafes, and restaurants. It is right there, around the church, where countless people have lived for thousands of years. And it was here that the first houses and streets of the civilian town were built.
Your love for this fascinating place is evident in your descriptions and it’s easy to see why.
The history is amazing to contemplate, going back thousands of centuries! I’m always fascinated by the cities, towns and villages you write about but The Hague is in a league of its own, the city of Peace and Justice.
Thank you for this lovely tour and the stunning photos.
Your love for this fascinating place is evident in your descriptions and it’s easy to see why.
The history is amazing to contemplate, going back thousands of centuries! I’m always fascinated by the cities, towns and villages you write about but The Hague is in a league of its own, the city of Peace and Justice.
Thank you for this lovely tour and the stunning photos.
Thank you very much Alex for this interesting article on The Hague!
I visited this city (few years ago) and I have good memories of it (the weather was nice ✨😉...).
I remember the Musée Mauritshuis (👍) and having been to « Le Parc des Dunes… »
Your precisions give the opportunity to understand and "see" this city differently ! …
and makes me want to go back!
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Manhole covers and door handles/pulls around the world are fascinating stories within themselves. Enjoy your weekend!
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ah, I love that back page 'Manhole Cover' photo. I would like to make a plaster cast of that lid (-:
I really have to try and make it to The Hague. Such a fascinating town. Thank you for sharing this.
Awesome!