Malieveld Park

Address: Malieveld, The Hague, Netherlands

Hours: Open public space - accessible 24 hours; event times vary

Admission: Free (public space)

Malieveld is a large open field in The Hague used primarily as a public events and demonstration space. Its flat, rectangular lawn provides a visible central site for mass gatherings and outdoor events.

The field is frequently used for political demonstrations, large concerts, fairs and public assemblies and is often temporarily fitted with stages and temporary facilities during events. It is an important civic space for the city.

Historically it has functioned as a public commons adjacent to the Haagse Bos and government districts, remaining an established site for civic activity. Its open nature has kept it suited to large-scale outdoor uses.

Malieveld sits in central The Hague close to the city’s main train station and government buildings, offering easy access by public transport.

• Event site: This open grassy field is a common venue for protests, large public demonstrations and occasional festivals, so expect crowds and event infrastructure when major gatherings are scheduled.

Malieveld sits near the central district of The Hague, a short walk from The Hague Central Station (Den Haag Centraal). Trams and buses serve stops within a 5-10 minute walk; driving is possible but limited during major events.

• Check the calendar for national events - Malieveld hosts large demonstrations, fairs and concerts (especially Prinsjesdag events).
• If visiting by car, use The Hague's P+R facilities and public transit into the city center; on-event days traffic and closures are extensive.
• Walk north toward the Binnenhof and Mauritshuis after a visit for a compact cultural circuit.