Back in December I showed a picture of the tearing down of the Dr. Anton Philipszaal in The Hague. Remarkably, there’s still a small piece of the building left:
Marco and I were on the way to Lebkov by Centraal Station for some coffee. We ended up with iced cappuccinos – yum! Since it’s a nice summer day (but not THAT nice of a summer, the Dutch meteologists say…)
And a look at their logo:
Oh, and one final fun fact – as usual, Sinterklaas candy is already popping up in stores. It’s only August people! 🙂
Life in the Hague 
My hubbie and I just arrived in The Hague yesterday from Vancouver Island. From the little we’ve seen so far, we’re going to love it here!
Ooh. You arrived at a good time. Even if the summer isn’t that great this year, it’s always better than arriving in December like I did!
You might try visiting the city hall in the center of the city (it’s the huge white building in the general area of Primarkt); the public library is the other half of the building. Inside, at the far end of the building they have the International Centre and at least when I arrived in late 2012 they gave me a free goodie bag with information about the city and the country (you can see photos here: https://lifeinthehague.com/2013/01/10/welko-or-a-visit-to-the-hagues-international-centre/). Inside the centre you have ACCESS, a volunteer organization (http://www.access-nl.org/). They have information meetings for newcomers every month or two.
Enjoy! 🙂