Scheveningen, The Hague and Leidschendam

Scheveningen is a seaside resort near The Hague. The village is mainly known as a coastal region where there is a lot of tourism in the summer. The most characteristic part of Scheveningen can be found near and behind the Oude Kerk. Scheveningen has been ravaged several times by storm surges over the years, which is also the reason that the church is located on the edge of the village, instead of in the middle, where it was originally located. You can park your car for free at the start and end points of the cycle route. Profile Quist is also located here. Before you start the tour, have your bicycle checked thoroughly by this bicycle specialist. After a service, your bike will run smoothly again and you can be sure that you will safely find your way to the two historic castles on this bike tour. You will receive a 10 euro discount upon presentation of your bicycle discount pass. Hidden in the woods near Loenen, lies the beautiful Ter Horst castle. This castle was built around 1557 on the foundations of a medieval farm. Although the castle is privately inhabited, parties, weddings and celebrations are also held there. However, the castle can only be visited by appointment. Oud-Wassenaar Castle is a nineteenth-century villa on an estate near Wassenaar. The original castle was demolished in 1872 and made way for the current villa, which was built around 1880. The castle is today used as a hotel and has some impressive names on its visitor list, such as Winston Churchill and General Montgomery. The estate is freely accessible and has been declared a national monument.