 | Studio Bondi introduces Reformer Pilates to BankastraatAs project manager of major marketing campaigns for brands such as Heineken and Sony, Daniel was under high stress for years. " At night I was gritting my teeth in bed at one point, in the morning I would wake up with a sense of panic," he says. His wife Els, a candidate notary on the Zuidas in... Read more |
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 | 3x new hotels in the city: Seaview, De Plesman and Townhouse The HagueSeaview Live, work and stay. It all comes together in Seaview, which opens its doors on Friday 28 February as an aparthotel at 61 Gevers Deynootweg. The 66 studios can be arranged in such a way that they can easily be transformed from a flat with one... Read more |
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 | 5 healthy treats in The Hague1. Club Vers Just a stone's throw from Hollands Spoor Station, you will find Club Vers, the breakfast and lunch café for those who want to get back on track with their healthy resolutions after the festive season. Here, everything revolves around fresh, healthy and delicious food. From burgers and sandwiches to soups, juices... Read more |
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 | At Secrid, a better future starts with designThe world of the pocket is also changing. René van Geer, one of the two founders of Secrid, became aware of the tipping point when he held the first iPhone in his hands in 2007. For a long time, next to the wallet you would find a BIC lighter and a... Read more |
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 | Success with a touch of boldness: BOIDR launches thirteenth edition in styleLadies with an attitude Editor-in-Chief Annerieke Simeone of Bij Ons In De Residentie talked about the cover choice entitled Ladies with an attitude during her speech. Inspired by Madonna's song Vogue, it features seven strong businesswomen from The Hague. Such as Jacqueline van der Zwan, hospitality director, who... Read more |
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 | Kantoor 1643: working overtime has never been so enjoyableThe odds may not be very good, but suppose the king comes along and he gives you a free hand, which cocktail will it be? Sergii Alieksieiev (36), co-owner of Office 1643 on Prinsegracht, doesn't have to think long. "A Vetiver Knickerbocker.... Read more |
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 | This is what the launch of international magazine Kingstreet looked likeInternationals "There are several good reasons to publish a glossy like this," the publisher told more than 100 guests present. "First: more than 100,000 internationals live in The Hague. Second: for years relations have been asking me: 'Annerieke, we have so many English-speaking... Read more |
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 | Publisher targets international readers: glossy for English speakers"Kingstreet is a magazine about the good life in The Hague and its surroundings," Simeone explains at Hotel Indigo, diagonally opposite Paleis Noordeinde. "King is of course a nod to The Hague's most famous resident, King Willem-Alexander, but it will definitely not be a magazine about the... Read more |
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 | Hotel Indigo, Noordeinde’s new living roomYou won't find the gold reserve of 7,000 gold bars weighing 12.4 kg each anymore, but the rich history of Hotel Indigo at Noordeinde 33 is evident. The building, diagonally opposite King Willem-Alexander's working palace, was an establishment of De... Read more |
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 | Feel-good glossy for the Hague internationalPublisher Media Fresca is coming out with a first: a thick magazine about 'the good life in The Hague' for internationals in the court city. 'Kingstreet' will be the English-language sister of Bij Ons in de Residentie, which has been around for 12 years. Both magazines will come out at the end of November. "But," begins Annerieke... Read more |
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