Get a car rental in The Hague and take a tour of the magnificent seat of the Dutch Government and the iconic UN’s International Court of Justice. It’s also where the Dutch Royal Family live and work in the spectacular Noordeinde Palace.
Take a tour of The Hague’s beautiful buildings which convey a real sense of history in the city. Simply collect your holiday rental car from The Hague train station to kickstart your journey. By booking online in advance, it’s even easier to get the collection date and time you want. From The Hague, you can reach the capital Amsterdam in under an hour in your rental car, while the contemporary city of Rotterdam is just 30 minutes away.
With our great collection of cars, you can find the right vehicle to make your journey a success. Choose a rental car at the Hague ranging from comfy SUVs that accommodate the family and their luggage or a classy sedan. Be sure to get the extras you need like children’s car seats or drop-off in a different location to ensure you have a safe and convenient trip.
Book a car rental in The Hague with Hertz and discover the heart of the de facto capital of The Netherlands.
Scheveningen Beach
Take a drive to Scheveningen Beach in your Hague rental car, which has more going for it than just the sand and sea. Discover the Fairytale Sculptures, have a paddle in the sea with your children and enjoy the Ferris wheel. Have lunch in one of the many restaurants along the beach or rent out sun loungers and umbrellas for a small fee so you can relax and take in the scenery.
Leidsestraatweg 57, 2594 BB, The Hague
Home to the world’s largest private collection of classic cars, this museum dates back to 1934 and has well over 200 automobiles. An enjoyable experience whether you’re into classic motors or not, and a wonderful place to visit. The café on site is ideal for a snack halfway. There’s a car park located underground and you can keep your holiday rental car here for just €3 per hour or €12 per day.
Carnegieplein 2, 2517 KJ, The Hague
The home of the International Court of Justice and many different areas for international, European and Dutch government. A guided tour is best for this building and there’s plenty to look at and get involved in. The guides are extremely knowledgeable about the palace, making it a fascinating and informative day out for all the family.