Navigate Clingendael Like a Local

Getting to Clingendael Park is part of the experience, and doing it like a local means embracing public transport or, even better, cycling. The park is easily accessible from The Hague city center. Tram line 9 (direction Scheveningen Noord) stops at 'Riouwstraat', which is a short walk from one of the park entrances. Alternatively, Bus line 23 also has stops nearby.

For the true Dutch experience, consider renting a bicycle. The Hague is incredibly bike-friendly, with dedicated lanes and flat terrain. Cycling to Clingendael allows you to enjoy the scenic routes leading to the park and offers the flexibility to explore the extensive grounds at your own pace. There are ample bike racks near the entrances.

Driving is generally discouraged due to limited and often paid parking options in the residential areas surrounding the park. Save yourself the hassle and immerse yourself in the local way of life by opting for sustainable and efficient transportation.