JDP9120802-220s3

Netherlands, Den Haag, Antique and Book Market at the 'Lange Voorhout' Lined with upmarket homes, offices and embassies, Lange Voorhout is one of the nicest streets in Holland and regularly used for outdoor events such as this market also exhibition of sculptures. The wide avenue was created in 1536 when Charles V ordered that all the front gardens be merged to create a public space lined with lime trees.

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Contained in galleries: Den Haag (The Hague)

Netherlands, Den Haag, Antique and Book Market at the 'Lange Voorhout' Lined with upmarket homes, offices and embassies, Lange Voorhout is one of the nicest streets in Holland and regularly used for outdoor events such as this market also exhibition of sculptures. The wide avenue was created in 1536 when Charles V ordered that all the front gardens be merged to create a public space lined with lime trees.