The Peace Palace Library is open 5 days a week: on Monday from 1 pm till 5 pm, and on other workdays from 10 am till 5 pm. The library is closed during weekends.
If you wish to visit the Library, you need to tell this to our security at the gate of the Palace. Be sure to bring a valid ID (passport, driving licence). You will have to show your ID at the main gate, where you will be given a visitor’s day pass. Without a valid ID you can’t visit the library.
You can visit the Peace Palace by public transport or by car. There is limited parking space outside the Peace Palace gates (paid parking: coins or chipknip, €1,50 hourly).
You can also take a tram or bus, and get off at the stop called “Vredespaleis.”
From The Hague Central Station
From The Hague Hollands Spoor:
You can plan your trip using 9292 ov, and you can more information at The Hague public transport website (HTM).
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Mondays: 1 pm – 5 pm
Tue-Fri: 10 am – 5 pm
Sat-Sun: Closed
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