The Hague Tram / RandstadRail
Tram · The Hague · HTM
14 lines · 223 stations · 98 interchanges
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Lines
- The Hague Tram 1Zwarte Pad <-> Abtswoudsepark37
- The Hague Tram 10De Dreef <-> Zwarte Pad36
- The Hague Tram 11Rijswijkseplein <-> Strandweg18
- The Hague Tram 12Rijswijkseplein <-> Zuiderstrand19
- The Hague Tram 15Rotterdam Centraal <-> Nootdorp Centrum18
- The Hague Tram 16Dorpskade <-> Rotterdam Centraal23
- The Hague Tram 17Statenkwartier <-> Dorpskade33
- The Hague Tram 19Delft Station <-> HMC Antoniushove18
- The Hague Tram 2Kraayensteinlaan <-> HMC Antoniushove29
- The Hague Tram 3Centrum-West <-> Arnold Spoelplein40
- The Hague Tram 34Lansingerland-Zoetermeer <-> De Savornin Lohmanplein31
- The Hague Tram 4De Uithof <-> Lansingerland-Zoetermeer33
- The Hague Tram 6Leyenburg <-> Dillenburgsingel27
- The Hague Tram 9De Dreef <-> Zwarte Pad27
Quick facts
- Operator
- HTM runs The Hague's tram and RandstadRail services.
- Visitor use
- Useful for Scheveningen beach, Delft links, local neighborhoods, and using The Hague as a cheaper Amsterdam-region base.
- Beach access
- Network type
- A tram/RandstadRail network that behaves like local transit and regional light rail at once.
- TramLight rail
Mike’s notes
The Hague's tram/RandstadRail network is part of why the city works as a real base instead of only a day trip. You get local trams, beach trams, and regional links in one Dutch tap-in/tap-out payment habit.
For visitors, think Scheveningen, Delft connections, station-to-neighborhood movement, and the possibility of sleeping in The Hague while using NS trains for Amsterdam/Rotterdam days.
Payment is the easy Dutch version: OVpay, tap in, tap out, same card/device.