First you can select the so-called "shopping streets" of the Hague, walking on which you can accurately find a suitable store with the goods you are interested in.
One of the most interesting streets in terms of shopping is probably Noordeinde en haoogstraat , affecting the imagination by the number of shops not only with shoes or clothing, but cute traditional souvenirs, very beautiful porcelain and so on. Although, justice for the sake of, it should be noted that most shops here again are pretty prim and not too cheap.
In search of second-hand and stock stores you can look at Piet Heinstraat. and Zoutmanstraat . By the way, there are quite a few antique shops and shops with delicacies of different countries (for example, there is Russian or Portuguese shops).
On the street Frederik Hendirklaa.N. Also are quite cute shops with traditional specialized shops (for example, cheese, breadless or meat) and, of course, boutiques with clothing. By the way, this street is usually called as the most popular and convenient for shopping.
In principle, in the center of the Hague, you can find a lot of interesting boutiques or shopping centers, the main thing is not to be afraid to go and watch, since something is really interesting to the unapproachable showcase, or seemingly interesting.
As for certain shopping centers or shops, he will allocate a couple of the most popular tourists and guests of the city.
This is, of course, a shopping center Haagsche Bloof. (Dagelijkse Groenmarkt), which is essentially a whole complex of buildings, limited to several streets decorated in a traditional Dutch style and offering their visitors a wide variety of products at reasonable prices (though there are quite expensive boutiques). In addition, there are a couple of cafes in which you can have a good snack or just sit over a cup of coffee, translating the spirit and getting ready for the next boutique approach.
Also on the territory of the shopping center you can use free Wi-Fi. The other advantages of this center include its convenient location (in the central part of the city, next to the main attractions, which makes it a particularly comfortable), good transport connection, a fairly rich range in boutiques and departments, as well as an elegantly decorated inner courtyard, in Which can be sitting on a bench, watching passersby and resting right outdoors. The center has been working from 10.00 - 12.00 to 17.00 - 18.00 depending on the day of the week. The most convenient day for shopping in it will be Thursday when the center closes only at 21.00.
Another good place for shopping may be De Bijenkorf Den Haag (Wagenstraat 32) is a representative of a well-known network of department stores in the Netherlands.
On his five floors you can find absolutely everything, however, sometimes you should look at the price first. Since, along with quite accessible to private wallet, goods in these department stores can be caught exclusively branded, and therefore, quite expensive goods. Going to the department store, you immediately get into the kingdom of flavors, elite cosmetics and luxurious jewelry. Here you want to stay as long as possible and the only thing that can sigh and make rush to conquer retail space on - very impressive numbers on the price tags. The 1st floor is highlighted for men - here a strong half of the travelers can find suitable clothing or shoes, as well as all sorts of accessories. The 2nd floor is a real paradise for the ladies, since all sorts of "female things" (from linen and swimsuits do clothing) are exhibited on its squares. On the 3rd floor of the department store there are departments with home goods (for example, bed linen and bath accessories, furniture, carpets and lamps), a restaurant in which you can have a pretty tasty dinner and toilets. And on the 4th floor you can find products for children, stationery, wedding accessories, as well as use clock repair services or clothing. I remind you that in Europe it is customary to start counting the floors with the so-called Ground Floor, so their first floor is essentially the second and so on. The schedule of the department store is also quite pleasant - on Monday from 11.00 to 19.00, on Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday from 10.00 to 19.00, on Thursday from 10.00 to 21.00, on Friday from 10.00 to 24.00 and on Sunday from 12.00 to 18.00. So if you want to take advantage of the possibility of high-quality brand shopping, you can look here.
And of course it is impossible to bypass the face of the famous Hague DE PASSAGE - One of the oldest shopping centers of the Hague, built back at the end of the 19th century.
It represents three four-storey galleries connecting in the center. Well, I think, it is not worth saying that the range of goods in such a place is truly amazing, because in the passage you can find not only shoes or clothing, cosmetics or accessories, but also antiques or elite souvenirs. In addition, it is possible to spend time in one of the same restaurants located here. True, the prices here correspond to the brands presented and may even scare a little.
If expensive goods are a little embarrassed by your wallet and you want to buy something budget, it is clear to look at the store Van Haren. (Venestraat 49), which attracts its numerous buyers with very attractive prices. Here it is quite possible to buy shoes or a handbag for 10 euros, as well as sneakers or shoes. The only minus is his narrow specialization - they sell in it basically shoes and accessories, but if you want to buy several pairs of pretty shoes or slippers for sale - no doubt come there.