Getting there

Our festival venues are easy to reach by both private and public transport.

Read more about how to reach the festival venues via the drop-down menu below.

Venues

  • Public transport from The Hague Central Station

    • Bus 24, 28 and 29 (Nieuwe Haven stop)
    • Tram 1, 9 and 16 (Bierkade stop)

    Public transport from The Hague Hollands Spoor

    • Bus 22 (Nieuwe Haven stop)
    • Tram 1, 9 and 16 (Bierkade stop)

    By bicycle 
    If you come by bike, you can park your bike in the bicycle shed next to Theater aan het Spui. This is not a bike parking with security. We recommend you park your bicycle in the secure bicycle parking facility of Biesieklette Stadhuis or Spuiplein. But bear in mind the facilities’ closing hours.

    By foot
    From The Hague Central Station, it’s about a 12-minute walk to Filmhuis Den Haag and Theater aan het Spui. From The Hague HS, it is approximately a 13-minute walk.

    By car 
    The city centre is easy to reach by public transport. Coming by car anyway? There are various parking facilities near Filmhuis Den Haag and Theater aan het Spui:

    These parking facilities are all within a 5-minute walk of Filmhuis Den Haag and Theater aan het Spui.

    The Hague also has a number of park-and-ride (P+R) facilities. Park your car at one of these facilities on the outskirts of the city at a low rate and travel to the city centre by public transport. Read more about it here.

  • Public transport

    • Bus 26, 27, 31, 34, 35, 36 and 86 (Leyenburg stop)
    • Bus 21, 23 and 37 (Meppelweg stop)
    • Randstadrail 4 and tram 6 (Leyenburg stop)
    • Tram 9 and 16 (Leyweg/Melis Stokelaan stop)

    By bicycle 
    There is space in front of the venue to park your bicycle.

    By car 
    There is (limited) parking in Zuidlarenstraat. Parking is free of charge. Preferably park in the car park behind our theatre hall or in the lot at HTTV-070 (Zuidlarenstraat).

  • Public transport

    • Randstadrail 3 (Conradkade stop)
    • Tram 11 and 12 (Weimarstraat stop)

    By bicycle 
    There is space in front of the venue to park your bike.

    By car 
    Parking is paid in Weimarstraat and Regentesseplein, except on Sundays until 18:00 (free). In the surrounding streets, parking is free until 18:00 on all days, then paid. Please note that on busy days there is limited parking in the street, so arrive on time.

  • Public transport

    • Tram 6 (Vaillantlaan stop)

    By car 
    Parking in the neighbourhood is paid.

  • Public transport

    • Bus 24 (Kunstmuseum stop)
    • Tram 17 (Kunstmuseum stop)

    By bicycle 
    A bicycle parking is located in front of the adjacent Museon. It is not allowed to park (folding) bicycles in the museum.

    By car 
    The museum can be reached by car via Utrechtsebaan, direction Kijkduin, follow the signs ‘Kunstmuseum’.

  • Public transport 
    Amare is located at Spuiplein, in the centre of The Hague. It’s just a 5-minute stroll from The Hague’s main railway station (CS): simply follow Turfmarkt. From The Hague’s Holland Spoor railway station (HS), it’s a 15-minute walk. You can also catch a tram or bus to the Spui, Kalvermarkt/Stadhuis or Centrum stops, to arrive at Amare’s doorstep.

    By bicycle 
    We recommend you park your bicycle in the secure bicycle parking facility of Biesieklette Stadhuis or Spuiplein. But bear in mind the facilities’ closing hours.

    By car 
    The city centre is easy to reach by public transport. Coming by car anyway? You can find several parking garages in the vicinity of Amare, for example Q-Park Spui, Stadhuis, Turfmarkt, Muzenplein, Stadhuis (limited opening hours!) en Veerkaden. Amare does not operate its own parking garage.

    The Hague also has a number of park-and-ride (P+R) facilities. Park your car at one of these facilities on the outskirts of the city at a low rate and travel to the city centre by public transport. Read more about it here.

  • Choo-choo has, in collaboration with Movies that Matter Festival, created routes to travel sustainable to The Hague Central Station by train. These itineraries are available on weekdays. If you like to travel in the weekend they might differ slightly. Before sending the tickets, they will send the definitive itinerary.

    How about London, Paris and Berlin?
    For these routes, there are multiple options available per day. If you want to travel from any of these three cities, just select the option ‘other’ in the form below and state your preferred departure time. Choo-Choo will email you with the closest possible match and actual prices. If you agree with the offer, they’ll send the invoice and book the tickets.

    How does it work?
    Traveling by train is not only sustainable, it is also very easy. If you book with Choo-Choo you are guaranteed the best price. When they send the tickets your way, they’ll also provide any additional information regarding your tickets and route. Where possible, they’ll also book seat-reservations! During the trip you can always contact them in case of a delay. Just dial their number they’ll provide when sending the tickets and they’ll take a look with you at the best alternative route.

    Would you like to travel a different time then suggested below? No problem! Just ask in the contact form below and they’ll see what they can do for you.

    From where can you travel to The Hague?
    Choo-Choo will be happy to help you coming to Movies that Matter Festival 2025 from the following cities: Barcelona, Basel, Berlin, Bordeaux, Bruxelles, Budapest, Copenhagen, Frankfurt, Ljubljana, London, Lyon, Milan, München, Paris, Prague, Zurich, Vienna, Warsaw, Oslo & Stockholm.

    For timetable & prices please contcat us at info@choo-choo.eu.