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Zeeheldenkwartier
The Hague, Netherlands · Neighborhood Guide
Trendy, creative, and increasingly popular with young professionals. Excellent independent cafés, vintage shops, and a buzzing Saturday market. The Hague's answer to Amsterdam's De Pijp.
Data verified June 15, 2026
Zeeheldenkwartier at a Glance
Higher-End
Cost Level
€1,400–€2,100/month for 1-BR
Rent Range
Safe — busy neighbourhood with good foot traffic and lighting
Safety
200–400 Mbps fiber available
Internet
Who Lives in Zeeheldenkwartier?
Young Dutch and international professionals, NGO workers, creative freelancers, and young couples. Average age 26–38. The Hague's trendiest neighbourhood.
Living in Zeeheldenkwartier — Practical Details
Walkability
Excellent — compact, vibrant streets with independent shops, cafés, and restaurants. Very pedestrian-friendly.
Grocery & Food Access
Albert Heijn nearby. Zeeheldenkwartier market on Saturdays. Independent food shops and bakeries throughout.
Getting Around
- Tram: lines 6, 11, 12 nearby
- Bus routes to centre and station
- Cycling to centre: 5 min
- Walking to centre: 10 min
Nearby Coworking
- Seats2Meet The Hague (€280–€420/mo)
- The Hague Tech (€320–€500/mo)
- New Babylon (€300–€460/mo)
Insider Tips for Zeeheldenkwartier
- 1The Saturday market on Prins Hendrikstraat is fantastic for organic produce and street food
- 2This neighbourhood has the best independent café density in The Hague — Lola, Pistache, and Walter Benedict are favourites
- 3Rents are 20–30% cheaper than Statenkwartier with much more energy and social life
- 4The Haagse Markt (10 min walk) is the largest outdoor market in the Netherlands — incredible for cheap groceries
FAQ — Zeeheldenkwartier, The Hague
What is Zeeheldenkwartier like for expats?
Zeeheldenkwartier is a higher-end neighborhood in The Hague. Trendy, creative, and increasingly popular with young professionals. Excellent independent cafés, vintage shops, and a buzzing Saturday market. The Hague's answer to Amsterdam's De Pijp. Best for: Young professionals, NGO workers, and creatives who want neighbourhood character without paying Statenkwartier prices.
How much does it cost to live in Zeeheldenkwartier, The Hague?
Zeeheldenkwartier is classified as "Higher-End" in The Hague. Typical rent: €1,400–€2,100/month for 1-BR. Total monthly budget in The Hague: €2,500–€3,500.
Is Zeeheldenkwartier safe for expats?
Safe — busy neighbourhood with good foot traffic and lighting
Who lives in Zeeheldenkwartier?
Young Dutch and international professionals, NGO workers, creative freelancers, and young couples. Average age 26–38. The Hague's trendiest neighbourhood.
Other Neighborhoods in The Hague
Statenkwartier
LuxuryGrand early-20th-century architecture, embassies, consulates, and tree-lined avenues. The most prestigious residential neighbourhood in The Hague — quiet, elegant, and very international.
Scheveningen
Mid-RangeThe city's seaside resort district — beach bars, the famous pier, seafood restaurants, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle. Popular with expat families who want beach access.
Laak / Schilderswijk
Budget-FriendlyOne of The Hague's most multicultural and affordable inner-city districts. Dense, urban, and rapidly changing as investment flows in.
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