
Amare
Largest cultural hub for music and dance in NL
Amare in The Hague is a vibrant international center for music, dance, and cultural encounters, standing as the largest cultural building in the Netherlands. Located on Spuiplein in the heart of the city’s cultural district, Amare is home to the Residentie Orkest, Nederlands Dans Theater, and the Royal Conservatoire, making it a dynamic hub for both world-class performances and artistic education.
The building itself is an architectural landmark, designed as a “city within a city” with freely accessible public spaces, striking modern lines, and a strong focus on sustainability. Inside, Amare boasts four state-of-the-art concert and theater halls, including a Concertzaal renowned for its acoustics and a dedicated Danstheater. The complex also houses rehearsal rooms, studios, and hospitality outlets, ensuring a lively atmosphere throughout the day and evening.
Amare’s programming is diverse and innovative, featuring everything from symphony concerts and contemporary dance to opera, musicals, and international festivals. The venue’s commitment to artistic excellence and craftsmanship is evident in its collaborations with leading artists and ensembles from around the world.
Visitors are welcome to explore the public areas, enjoy a coffee in the café, or attend one of the many performances and events. Whether you’re a music lover, dance enthusiast, or simply curious about The Hague’s cultural scene, Amare offers a memorable and inspiring experience at the heart of the city.
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May to September offers mild weather, long days, and lively beach life, ideal for exploring The Hague’s museums, parks, and coastal attractions.