A very safe city.

The city center is very compact and perfect for walking. Transportation is needed to go to the beach.

A first-class public transport system (HTM), with a dense network of trams and buses.

An expensive destination: lodging and nightlife add up; use public transport and set menus.

Lively and sophisticated, focused on the downtown squares and beach bars in summer.

A world-class cultural offer, especially in art from the Dutch Golden Age and De Stijl.

A sophisticated and international gastronomic scene, influenced by its expatriate community.

Excellent, from department stores to luxury boutiques and charming streets.

Often gray, windy and prone to rain. It is its main drawback.

Very easy and pleasant for visitors, with excellent infrastructure.

Exceptional for families. It is safe, has a beach and world-class attractions for children.

Extremely open, safe and welcoming, as expected from a big Dutch city.

The Dutch are known for being direct and reserved, but they are polite and the city's international atmosphere makes it very accessible.

A unique beauty that combines the elegance of a stately city with the natural rawness of the dunes and the North Sea.

An elegant mix of historic government architecture, royal palaces, stately embassies and a modern skyline.

The center of Dutch power for 800 years and the birthplace of modern international law.

One of the greenest cities in the Netherlands, with large urban forests and a dune system.

A very clean and well-organized city, as is characteristic of the Netherlands.

An important startup hub, especially in the fields of cybersecurity, legal technology and social impact.

Excellent infrastructure and quality of life, but the high cost of living is a deciding factor.