Contact
The Clingendael Institute is located on the outskirts
of The Hague, in a 17-century manor house surrounded by a large park (part of the park is also in Wassenaar).
By train and bus
Take the train to The Hague Hollands Spoor Station or The Hague Central Station, then take bus no. 18 (terminus "Clingendael") and get off at the busstop "Laan van Clingendael".
By car
From Amsterdam or Leiden, take the A44. Turn right at the second set of traffic lights in The Hague (Van Alkemadelaan), then turn right again at the next set of lights (Wassenaarseweg). The entrance to Park Clingendael is the second road on the left, through the Park gates.
From Rotterdam and Utrecht (or Amsterdam), follow the A12 to the Hague. Turn right at the first set of traffic lights in The Hague (Benoordenhoutseweg) and left at the next set of lights (Van Alkemadelaan). Then turn right at the next set of lights (Wassenaarseweg). The entrance to Park Clingendael is the second road on the left, through the Park gates.
Parking
As from January 1, 2005, it is no longer allowed to park inside the Park "Clingendael", neither in front of the Institute nor on the neighbouring grounds. Visitors of the Clingendael Institute are kindly requested to park their car outside the Clingendael Park.
There is paid parking at the Wassenaarseweg at the rate of € 1,80 per hour. It is also possible to park at the Van Alkemadelaan, where a side-entrance gives access to the park, or at the Ruychroklaan, where you can use a back-entrance to the park.
Taxi's and other chauffeur-driven cars are allowed to wait temporarily in front of the Huys Clingendael.