Explore the captivating overlap of new styles and old masters in The Hague, the seat of government of the present-day Netherlands and the Count of Holland of the medieval kingdom, including edge-cutting infrastructure, vital energy, and a wealth of landmarks of great political and historical importance, such as the atmospheric Main Square where locals and government officials hang out after work, the enchanting 13th-century Binnenhof castle perching on the picturesque Hofvijver Lake, Noordeinde Palace - the official workplace of Dutch royal family, the Prison Gate revealing dramatic historical stories, and last but not least the 19th-century Passage - Holland’s oldest and only remaining glass-domed shopping streets.