Where the North Sea breeze meets centuries of fishing heritage. A quiet, characterful street in the heart of the Visserijbuurt.
Postal code 2584 XE sits in the heart of the Visserijbuurt — the old fishermen's quarter of Scheveningen. Once home to trawler captains and net-menders, today it's a quietly vibrant mix of longtime residents, independent shops, and local cafes.
Steps away lies the iconic Keizerstraat, Scheveningen's bustling main shopping street lined with boutiques, bakeries, and terraces. At its heart stands the Oude Kerk — the historic Old Church whose tower has watched over the village since the 14th century, a reminder of Scheveningen's deep roots long before the grand hotels and boulevard arrived.
Just minutes from the beach and pier, yet distinctly removed from the tourist bustle. This is the side of Scheveningen the guidebooks skip — and the locals prefer.
From world-class panoramas to fresh North Sea catches — everything is a short stroll through the Visserijbuurt.
One of the Netherlands' most famous seaside stretches, with the iconic pier, surf spots, and beachside pavilions just a walk away.
Visit websiteThe world's oldest panoramic painting still in its original location — a breathtaking 360° view of 1881 Scheveningen.
Visit websiteThe only museum in the Netherlands dedicated entirely to sculpture, tucked into the dunes along the boulevard.
Visit websiteScheveningen's iconic high street — a lively mix of local boutiques, specialty shops, bakeries, and sidewalk terraces that has been the village's beating heart for centuries.
View on mapThe historic Old Church on Keizerstraat, dating back to the 14th century. Its landmark tower rises above the rooftops — a symbol of Scheveningen's village identity long before the seaside resort era.
Visit websiteThe grand 19th-century seaside hotel on the boulevard — Scheveningen's most iconic building, hosting world-class concerts and events beneath its magnificent dome.
Visit websiteWalk through an underwater tunnel surrounded by sharks, rays, and sea turtles at this aquarium right on the Scheveningen boulevard.
Visit websiteThe world-famous miniature park on the edge of the Visserijbuurt — experience the entire Netherlands at 1:25 scale, from the Binnenhof to the Delta Works.
Visit websiteDive into Scheveningen's seafaring past — from the old fishing fleet and net-mending traditions to the village's transformation into a seaside resort.
Visit websiteThe 40-metre tall lighthouse built in 1875, still guiding ships along the North Sea coast. A beloved neighborhood landmark visible from across the Visserijbuurt.
Visit websiteFresh herring from the harbor, cozy neighborhood eateries, and some of the best Indonesian-Dutch cuisine in The Hague.
Excellent tram connections to The Hague city centre, the Peace Palace, and beyond. Den Haag Centraal is just minutes away.
Two live views from the coast — see the waves, the pier, and the boulevard in real time.
2584 XE sits in the Visserijbuurt, between Scheveningen village and the seafront.