Visit an oasis of tranquility at the Hague Clingendael Park's Japanese Garden. The garden was established by Baroness Marguerite Mary van Brienen, known as Lady Daisy, who made several trips to Japan in the early 20th century and brought back authentic works of art, as well as garden bridges and the pavilion. In addition to exploring the rich collection of plants, you can admire a variety of lanterns, statues, and a Shinto shrine. The garden is usually open seasonally--but the schedule may vary due to weather conditions. Admission is free. Before you head to The Hague, plan trip itinerary details with our user-friendly The Hague trip itinerary maker website , to make sure you see all that The Hague has to offer, including Japanese Garden.
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Japanese Garden Reviews
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El Jardín Japonés abre solamente algunos pocos meses al año por lo que conviene averiguar antes de ir, aunque el paseo por el bosque vale la pena de todas maneras. Es un jardín pequeño y como no está ... more »
The Japanese Garden is open only a few months a year so it is advisable to find out before going, although the walk in the forest is worth it anyway. It is a small garden and since it is not always open, it may be that on weekends too many people come together.View original -
Die paar weken dat de Japanse tuin geopend is, is het een aanrader om er eens te gaan kijken! Prachtig aangelegde tuin, leuk voor het maken van foto's. Bereid je voor op veel mede bezoekers. more »
Those few weeks that the Japanese garden is open, it is highly recommended to take a look! Beautifully landscaped garden, fun for taking pictures. Prepare for many fellow visitors.View original
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An unique experience, in a small confined space in the Hague. The way they created a small ecosystem between the trees is really incredible. It is only is sometimes open.. So make sure to check the website. As a Dutch I can recommend it to relax, especially if the room aren't too many tourists. Enjoy!
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Beautiful garden in the middle of a nice park. Entrance is free and it’s nice and small so no need to budget a lot of time here unless you’re a serious photographer. We went on a Monday afternoon and it was pretty quiet although I would expect it to be much busier on the weekends so try to come on a weekday if you can.
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