Hop-on Hop-off Tourist Tram

About this experience

Hop-on hop-off tram tickets in The Hague Book hop-on hop-off tram tickets in The Hague and ride a classic 65-year-old tourist tram between 16 stops across the city and Scheveningen. Unlimited rides for one day let you set your own pace past the Houses of Parliament, the Peace Palace, shopping streets and the beach without juggling regular public transport or city parking. Your ticket covers unlimited access to the tourist tram on your visit date, plus a multilingual audio guide in 10 languages. The first tram typically leaves around 10:15 and the last around 16:45, so you have a full daytime window to hop off where you want and hop back on when you are ready. Stay on for a continuous loop of about two hours, or treat the tram as a flexible city shuttle between the sights you care about most. The Hague is the seat of Dutch government and home to international courts, seaside promenades and compact museum districts. A hop-on hop-off day is a simple way to stitch those areas together when you are short on time or visiting with family. Buy tickets online before you travel so you can board with a mobile voucher and start exploring as soon as you reach Gravenstraat. What your The Hague hop-on hop-off tram ticket includes Unlimited rides on the tourist tram for one day Access to all 16 stops on the route, including city centre and Scheveningen Beach Multilingual audio guide (Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, Chinese and more) Ride on a historic ~65-year-old tram with commentary as you travel Admission to museums and attractions along the route is not included, and food, drinks, hotel pickup and gratuities are extra. Children under 4 travel free when accompanied by an adult; older children need their own ticket. The audio commentary adds place names, history and practical tips between stops so you can decide quickly where to get off next. How the Tourist Tram works and where to start Start at tram stop 1 on Gravenstraat (the usual boarding point) and ride the loop at your own pace. Key stops include the Dutch Parliament area, the Peace Palace, central shopping districts and Scheveningen Beach. Bring comfortable shoes if you plan to walk between nearby sights when you hop off, and keep an eye on the last departure around 16:45 so you can return to your hotel or station without rushing. The historic trams are not wheelchair accessible because of their vintage design. Show your mobile ticket when you board; you do not need a printout. Cancel for free until 23:59 on the day before your visit and get a full refund, and you can reschedule on the same deadline. After that cut-off, tickets cannot be cancelled or changed, so double-check your date before you book. Weather on the coast can change quickly, especially if you hop off at Scheveningen. A light jacket and water bottle make the day more comfortable. If a stop is busy, wait for the next tram rather than crowding a full car — with unlimited rides you are not locked into a single departure. Combine your tram day with more The Hague tickets Many visitors pair the tram with Madurodam entry tickets for a miniature Netherlands overview, or Mauritshuis Museum entry tickets for Vermeer and the Dutch Golden Age. If you hop off at the coast, add Skyview De Pier tickets for Scheveningen views. Browse more options on the The Hague tickets hub.

Highlights

• Ride a historic 65-year-old tram through The Hague
• Cover 14 key stops from Parliament to Scheveningen Beach
• Visit the Dutch Parliament buildings and the Peace Palace
• Reach Scheveningen Beach without navigating city traffic
• Unlimited rides throughout the day on a single ticket

What is included

• Unlimited access to the tourist trams of The Hague for one day
• Multilingual audio guide

Not included

• Admission to attractions along the route
• Food and beverages
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Gratuities

Before you go

Before you hop on the 65-year-old Tourist Tram, make sure to bring a valid ticket, wear comfortable shoes and dress according to the weather. It's recommended to arrive at least 15 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time. The tram is wheelchair accessible, but please note that it may not be suitable for visitors with mobility impairments. The tram operates in all weather conditions, but it's a good idea to bring an umbrella or raincoat if it's raining.

Cancellation terms

Cancel for free until 23:59 on the day before your visit and get a full refund. Rescheduling is possible until 23:59 on the day before your visit.