Michiel 2005's photos with the keyword: lange vijverberg

The Museum Bredius contains the collection of Abraham Bredius (1855–1946). The collection is mostly 17th century Dutch paintings, but there is also silverware and porcelain. More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_Bredius

Designed in 1715 by the Dutch architect of French descent Daniël Marot. In use as the residence of the German ambassador since 1885.

This building was built in 1921–1924 for the Nederlandsche Handel-Maatschappij (Dutch Trade Company). The NHM was founded in 1824 by the then king Willem I. It was to a certain extent a successor of the Dutch East India Company (VOC). In the 19th century the NHM transformed into a bank and after some mergers is now the ABN Amro Bank. The NHM had its headquarter in Amsterdam, but it had since 1910 an agency in The Hague. This building was purpose-built for the NHM. The rather conservative design caused some problems with the architectural committee of the city of The Hague. The design was rejected by the committee and they resigned en masse after the design was approved by the city council. In 2005 the Raad voor de Rechtspraak (the administrative department for the Dutch courts) is located here.

Operated by the HTM, the public transport company of The Hague.

Built in 1926.