 | 'Annerieke makes Hague glossy'Annerieke likes to show her city the way she likes it best: she shares the most beautiful restaurants, shops and cultural events she finds in The Hague with the readers of her annual glossy. And now an English-language magazine is being added.... Read more |
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 | Kingstreet, an English-language sister for At Us In The ResidenceThe Hague lifestyle magazine Bij Ons In De Residentie will get an English-language sister in November: Kingstreet. With this, publisher Annerieke Simeone targets international readers in The Hague What does your magazine look like now? "With our publisher Media Fresca, we make both the... Read more |
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 | 5x new hotspots in the Hague1. Quila Latin America has found its way to the Dunne Bierkade with the new restaurant Quila. The menu is inspired by Mexican cuisine, the rich flavours of Argentina and the earthy, comfort food of Colombia. Quila serves both brunch and dinner. Do you have antojitos... Read more |
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 | Tips the Hague from media specialist Renske HagendijkBest restaurant My favourite food is Italian and there is only one place in The Hague where you can experience it best: Bacco Perbacco. This cosy restaurant in Van Speijkstraat brings a piece of Italy to the Netherlands. There is no menu, the chef prepares... Read more |
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 | The P. Oosterleeschool: 'Only good education is the key to success for these children''You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think.' The quote from Winnie the Pooh must be hanging on the room door of Miss Eeke and Miss Lizzy, school social workers at P. Oosterle school, for a reason. Here, in the Hague... Read more |
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 | Cocktail bar Ultramarijn and the masters of mixologyIt is only two o'clock in the afternoon, but when Ruben Hartog, bar manager of cocktail bar Ultramarijn, asks if we want a drink, of course we don't order coffee. But something without alcohol - after all, we need to stay fresh for the interview. With a grin, Ruben puts a highball... Read more |
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 | 'DB Events is in the capillaries of the city'Without DB Events, The Hague would just be a boring place. Whether it is production support for 'The Life I Live', Vlaggetjesdag, the arrival of Sinterklaas or the National Countdown: this 'oldest events agency in town' contributes to everything... Read more |
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 | 'Growing a better world' in South West"That is where around the corner I grew up," Harry Wientjens (48) points out from the window of a classroom of ROC Mondriaan on Meppelweg. "We lived among beautiful wide avenues and lots of trees." That space and that greenery are still there, otherwise there is a lot of... Read more |
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 | Divorce expats: offering help and setting boundariesA more beautiful place in The Hague to have an office is almost unthinkable. From the meeting room, Marjet Groenleer (46) has a view of the Mali Bridge over the Smidswater. The pastel shades give the stately space something soft. "Not aloof, but calm: exactly how I set up in my... Read more |
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 | 'Men in ministry'"Today we are letting the men serve us," said hostess Annerieke Simeone of publisher Media Fresca with a wink. She and her brand-new publishing house are temporarily holding office in a special 'meeting suite' in the hotel. "I am a publisher of high-quality books, magazines and newspapers about... Read more |
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