The Two Popes
Partial Hague exteriors, ecclesiastical interiors

52.0705°N, 4.3007°E
Combine stately government architecture with North Sea coastal scenery — our team handles everything from the Binnenhof's political backdrops to Scheveningen's beachfront in a single day.
Scene 01 — Filmed Here
Partial Hague exteriors, ecclesiastical interiors
Hague WWII era streets, government buildings
Binnenhof, royal and parliamentary buildings
International Court, Peace Palace, Binnenhof
International Criminal Court, embassy district
Scene 02 — Locations
From landmark monuments to hidden quarters — every district scouted and permit-mapped.

landmark
Medieval parliament complex reflected in the Hofvijver lake, with the iconic Torentje (Prime Minister's office tower). The political heart of the Netherlands.
Neo-Renaissance palace housing the International Court of Justice. Surrounded by manicured gardens, it symbolizes international law and diplomacy.
Wide North Sea beach with the historic Kurhaus hotel, the Pier with its bungee tower and Ferris wheel, and miles of dunes for varied coastal looks.
17th-century Dutch Golden Age palace housing Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring and Rembrandt masterpieces. Surrounded by elegant cafés on the Plein.
19th-century cylindrical panorama painting in its purpose-built rotunda, set within the leafy embassy quarter of stately villas and consulates.
Former royal palace dedicated to M.C. Escher's optical-illusion artworks. Neoclassical exterior, distinctive interiors blending royalty and modern art.
The Hague's iconic North Sea beach resort with a grand pier, Kurhaus hotel, lighthouse, and sandy beaches. Offers coastal scenery from windswept winter drama to vibrant summer beach life.
Elegant 19th-century residential quarter with wide tree-lined avenues, embassy buildings, and stately mansions. Many streets named after Indonesian islands, reflecting Dutch colonial history.
Charming bohemian neighbourhood with Art Nouveau buildings, independent boutiques, and lively cafe culture around Prins Hendrikstraat. A creative, lived-in atmosphere for contemporary urban scenes.
Scene 03 — The Case for The Hague

Scene 04 — Logistics
Rotterdam The Hague Airport (RTM) — 15 km / 25 min
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) — 55 km / 35 min by train
tram
Tram network (HTM) connects all major districts. Two main railway stations: Den Haag Centraal and Den Haag HS with frequent Intercity services.
Crew tip: Tram line 1 connects Scheveningen beach to the city centre. Equipment transport easier by van due to tram capacity limits.
taxi
Readily available throughout the city. Use official taxi stands or rideshare apps.
Crew tip: Larger vehicles available for equipment transport with advance booking. Quick drives between city centre and Scheveningen (15 min).
Metered street parking in the centre. Scheveningen has larger parking areas, especially off-season. P+R available at city edges.
Contact The Hague Film Office for production vehicle permits and designated parking near government buildings.
Compact city centre; most locations within 15-20 minutes by tram or car. Scheveningen beach is 15 minutes from the Binnenhof by tram.

Ready?
From permits and crew to equipment and logistics — we handle everything on the ground so you can focus on capturing the City of Peace and Justice.