Let's go outside!

Window display and folded brochure

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Datue: 23 June - 5 September 2026
Location: Stroom Den Haag, Hogewal 1, The Hague

Let's Go Outside! That's the summer theme we're highlighting over the coming months. Until early September, our shop window display showcases the city's rich collection of public artworks—works of art that can be enjoyed every day, 24/7, completely free of charge.

From the statue of Haagse Harry on the Grote Markt to the sculpture group commemorating Queen Juliana near the Central Station. From Escamp to Scheveningen, and from Zuiderpark to the Leidschenveen-Ypenburg neighbourhood, The Hague is one vast open-air museum. Its sculptures, monuments, plaques, and reliefs enrich the daily lives of residents and visitors alike.

Want to learn more about these artworks? Visit Buitenkunst Den Haag at bkdh.nl. The platform is designed for everyone: for residents of The Hague who want to rediscover their city, for visitors eager to explore beyond the well-known landmarks, and for anyone who has ever wondered who created that sculpture just around the corner.

Or pick up a free copy of the fold-out brochure Let's Go Outside! Available at Stroom and at locations throughout the city, it invites you to explore The Hague's public art. Follow the map on a walk past newly installed artworks in the city centre, cycle through Escamp to discover impressive post-war reconstruction art from the 1950s and 1960s, or explore the contemporary artworks that have helped shape the identity of the Leidschenveen-Ypenburg neighbourhood. Each district tells a different story about the city and the people who live there.