Inner Court & Hall of Knights (Binnenhof & Ridderzaal) Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Inner Court & Hall of Knights. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Food Walking Tour of The Hague by Bites & Stories
• The Hague, Delft, and Rotterdam Small-Group Tour (Max 8 People)
• Rotterdam, Delft, The Hague Day Tour, Incl. Madurodam/Royal Delft
• Royal The Hague Private Guided Walking Tour
• Private Day Trip from Amsterdam to Rotterdam and the Hague

The Binnenhof and Ridderzaal are undergoing large-scale renovation and won’t be accessible until at least 2025. The Binnenhof Renovation Information Centre is free to visit. Learn about both buildings with guided tours that start as low as US$3 and extend to more than US$200 for private tours.

The Inner Court and Hall of Knights have been a part of the Netherlands' political life for centuries. The Torentje was a summer gazebo for the Counts of Holland. The Upper and Lower Houses were quarters for royalty, and the Knights’ Hall was a party palace for the count’s court.

Yes, there are a few parking facilities near the Binnenhof. The closest is east of the Binnenhof at Het Plein. There are a few lots at the Ministry of Defense, the Royal Theater, and Noordeinde Palace. Parking Centrum Plein has more than 500 paid spaces available.

There are multiple ways to use public transport to reach the Binnenhof. The Buitenhof tram stop is across from the Binnenhof and serves trams 15 and 17. You can also get off trams 1 and 15 at Den Hagg, Centrum’s tram stop. By bus, the closest stop is 'S-Gravenhage, Kneuterdijk.

The Binnenhof is located close to the center of The Hague, so you’re within walking distance of dozens of attractions. Some of the closest include Mauritshuis, Het Plein, Prison Gate Museum, and Museum Bredius. The Binnenhof is also a few minutes from Koekamp, Huis van het Boek, and the Paleistuin.