Japanese Garden

A Japanese-style garden built by the Dutch in The Hague is open to the public every spring and autumn. The opening time is relatively short. The plants and birds in the Japanese garden are very good, and there are fewer people who are well protected.

The Japanese garden site in The Hague, a small Japanese-style garden that only opens twice a year in spring and autumn, is now celebrating the opening day of spring. In addition to the important historical and cultural values, this tranquil Hague resort is a place of great interest.

Japanese Garden is a popular sightseeing spot in Hague , check out the opening hours, how to get there, and reviews from actual visitors. ... Garden. Wassenaarseweg, The Hague, The Netherlands

a beautiful garden surrounded by even more beauty. The garden is only accessible at certain times of the year do the line can get quite long. We were in line for about 30 minutes.

The ugly duck and the white swan like this large garden very much. There are forests, pastures, wooden bridges, small buildings, cattle and sheep, and swans. Everything is the most natural look, everything is the most peaceful look. I forgot the hardships of travel for a short time. And the pressure feet after returning home tread on the loose leaves and soil, smelling the fragrance of ancient wood and grass, a piece of pure land, a piece of fun

Japanese gardens open twice a year and are as great in spring as in autumn. As you might expect, there are lots of rhododendrons, azaleas, maples and mosses. Usually very busy, so try to avoid the weekends. There are great opportunities to take photos here.