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Japanse perfectie in Den Haag: maar slechts acht weken per jaar.
A Japanese garden in The Hague's Clingendael estate, open for only eight weeks a year in spring and autumn. Authentic bridges, lanterns, and azaleas were imported from Japan in 1913. The brief opening window makes it feel precious: people visit year after year.
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Spring and autumn opening only. Check dates each year
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Highlights
- Authentic Japanese garden from 1913
- Open only eight weeks per year
- Original bridges and lanterns from Japan
- Free entry during opening weeks
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