Getting to The Hague
The Hague is one of Europe’s most accessible cities and can easily be reached by air, rail and road. Located in the heart of the Netherlands, the city benefits from excellent national and international transport connections.
World Forum The Hague, the venue of ICIAM 2027, is conveniently located between The Hague city centre and the seaside district of Scheveningen. The venue can be reached easily by public transport from the city's railway stations and offers good connections to airports, hotels and other key locations throughout the region.
By Train
Travelling by train is one of the most convenient and sustainable ways to reach The Hague. The city is served by two main railway stations: Den Haag Centraal and Den Haag Hollands Spoor. Both stations offer frequent connections to major Dutch cities, including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht and Leiden, as well as international destinations such as Brussels, Paris and London.
International rail tickets and journey planning are available via NS International.
By Plane
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is the Netherlands’ main international airport and offers direct connections to destinations worldwide. The railway station is located directly beneath the airport terminal, providing frequent train services to The Hague. Travel time to The Hague is approximately 30 to 45 minutes.
Rotterdam The Hague Airport offers convenient connections to a growing number of European destinations. The Hague can be reached from the airport by public transport or taxi within approximately 30 to 45 minutes.
Getting Around The Hague
The Hague offers an extensive and accessible public transport network, making it easy to travel between the congress venue, hotels, the city centre and Scheveningen beach.
Public Transport
The Hague has an extensive public transport network with more than 30 tram and bus lines operated by HTM. These services provide convenient connections between the congress venue, hotels, the city centre and Scheveningen beach.
Visitors can easily use public transport with OVpay, allowing check-in and check-out using a contactless debit card, credit card or mobile phone. For planning your trip or purchasing tickets, delegates can use NS.nl, 9292.nl or use Google Maps.
Most trains, trams and buses in The Hague are wheelchair accessible, ensuring comfortable travel for visitors with reduced mobility.
Bicycles
Cycling is one of the most popular ways to travel in The Hague. The city offers an extensive network of cycle paths, making it easy to explore both the city centre and the coastline. Bicycle rental services are available throughout the city.
Getting to World Forum The Hague
From Den Haag Centraal Station
Take tram 16 towards Statenkwartier and exit at Statenplein. From there, the World Forum is approximately an 8-minute walk.
From Den Haag Hollands Spoor Station
Take tram 1 towards Scheveningen Noord and exit at World Forum (Noord). The venue is approximately a 5-minute walk from the stop.
For directions by car and more information about parking, visit the World Forum website .