 | 5x Autumn holiday tips with kids1. Amare On Spuiplein you will find Amare, the home of the Residentie Orkest, Nederlands Dans Theater and the Royal Conservatoire. A cultural house that moves day in, day out, with concerts, dance and open programmes in the central hall. In the autumn holidays, Amare closes... Read more |
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 | A true asset in every sense"I know of no peer of Amare in the world," says Geesje Prins, head of programme at The Hague Palace of Culture. "The combination of housemates in one building is unique: the Residentie Orkest (RO), the Nederlands Dans Theater (NDT), the Royal Conservatoire (KC) and ourselves. And that in... Read more |
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 | Mayor Jan van Zanen on The Hague as an international city"Did you hear that? Jan van Zanen, just finishing the photo opportunity on the Turfmarkt, in The Hague, makes his way through the crowd on his way to City Hall."In that short stretch we just walked, I already heard four different languages. Nice for the... Read more |
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 | Amare too high-threshold for the ordinary Hagenees? "Absolutely not"It took some getting used to when the name of the new Hague cultural building was finally announced in October 2019: Amare. One of the ideas behind it - that it is a reference to the sea (mare) on which The Hague so gracefully lies - sounds a bit... Read more |
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 | Amare, a cultural house seven football pitches in sizeLeontien Wiering, business director of Amare, poses for the photographer at the barre (the beam on which ballet dancers do their exercises) in a giant dance studio overlooking the Nieuwe Kerk on the Spui. The long half of the space is just window, there... Read more |
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