Overview for Bicycle tour

A visit to Wandelhoofd Koningin Wilhelmina, as Scheveningen’s first pier is named, was a popular outing. Initially, the war …

The memorial on Tesselseplein consists of three sections. The stone on the left bears the inscription: evacuation 1943-1944. …

What you see here looks like natural dunes, but they were actually created by human hands. They are not made of sand, but of …

The German Navy started constructing the Kijkduin Radar Complex in the dunes here from 1943.

This is the former site of Radio Scheveningen, the broadcaster that was responsible for communication with ships at sea in …

Before WW II this area was called Stokroosplein (Hollyhock Square). It was established between 1922 and 1926 as a peaceful …

The houses along Aronskelkweg were still partly under construction when World War II broke out. The school across the water, …

Kijkduin consisted of 150 buildings before the war. Half of those were demolished to make way for the construction of the …

There were three farms in this area prior to World War II. They were surrounded by sports fields, tennis courts, a tree …

The bunker in which the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision in Hilversum now houses part of its film collection was a …