The farmers market in The Hague is held every Wednesday on the Lange Voorhout. The market used to take place at the Dutch parliament, but due constructions it permanently moved to its current location in front of the formal American embassy building. It’s a small market, but you can find all the essentials: fruit and vegetables including lots of seasonal produce, an impressive selection of Dutch and foreign cheeses. There’s a bakery stall selling different kinds of breads including sourdough bread and pastries.
Natuurslagerij Van der Zande, the artisan butcher, has an extensive array of meats and meat products, many of which are not readily found in every supermarket.
Potjes & Deksels is a waste-free mobile grocery store also present at the weekly farmers market in The Hague. They sell packaging-free groceries and cleaning products from organic producers that you can fill into your own jars, containers, and bags. Their goal is to help consumers reduce their use of packaging.
Caro e Pepe offers Italian specialties including fresh focaccia with toppings for a quick and tasty snack.
Market days
Wednesday
Opening hours
Monday: closed
Tuesday: closed
Wednesday: 10am – 5pm
Thursday: closed
Friday: closed
Saturday: closed
Sunday: closed
More markets in The Hague
The Hague, also known as Den Haag in Dutch, is the seat of the Dutch government, hosting the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and the International Criminal Court (ICC). It’s also home to many foreign embassies, making the city a multicultural hotspot. The city has several fantastic markets catering to the Dutch and international residents, such as The Hague Market, one of the largest outdoor markets in Europe, the Marie Marché, a creative market inspired by French markets held monthly from March to December, the Royal Christmas Fair and several neighbourhood markets. Click here to find more markets in The Hague!
