De Passage Shopping Arcade, Hague
De Passage is the oldest covered shopping center in the Netherlands. It is a state monument covered by a glass roof that was restored in 2007 and renewed in 2014. The mall reminds one of other covered malls, e.g., the shopping center of Milan, Italy.
It is often referred to as a "hidden gem" of a street. It has an upper class exclusive kind of feel with a wide selection of shops. This is the place to go for a unique "hideaway" shopping experience.
The Passage was created in the late 19th century. The glass-domed roof gives a light and airy feel to the walk regardless of the weather. The Passage is the only remaining example of this kind of covered street. The new extension near Great Market Street, Nieuwe Haage Passage, is a modern indoor shopping arcade.
In harmony with the older section of De Passage, the new section also has a high glass ceiling, but with a much more open and lighter design.
It is often referred to as a "hidden gem" of a street. It has an upper class exclusive kind of feel with a wide selection of shops. This is the place to go for a unique "hideaway" shopping experience.
The Passage was created in the late 19th century. The glass-domed roof gives a light and airy feel to the walk regardless of the weather. The Passage is the only remaining example of this kind of covered street. The new extension near Great Market Street, Nieuwe Haage Passage, is a modern indoor shopping arcade.
In harmony with the older section of De Passage, the new section also has a high glass ceiling, but with a much more open and lighter design.
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De Passage Shopping Arcade on Map
Sight Name: De Passage Shopping Arcade
Sight Location: Hague, Netherlands (See walking tours in Hague)
Sight Type: Shopping
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Sight Location: Hague, Netherlands (See walking tours in Hague)
Sight Type: Shopping
Guide(s) Containing This Sight:
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