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Ride Tram 15 to Beat the Parking Fees

A modern Dutch tram stopping at a green, sunny transit station near The Hague.
Categories: Transportation | General

While driving to Family Park Drievliet seems convenient due to its location near the A4 and A13 highways, parking can be expensive and the surrounding junctions are notorious for morning traffic jams. Instead, take advantage of the excellent Dutch public transit system. Tram line 15, which runs regularly between The Hague Central Station and Nootdorp, stops directly at the "Drievliet" station.

From the tram stop, it is just a short, stroller-friendly five-minute walk across the bridge over the canal to the park entrance. Taking the tram saves you the daily parking fee and the headache of navigating highway traffic during peak morning hours.

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