Peace Palace in The Hague Travel Tips

Scenic spot introduction:

The Hague Peace Palace The Peace Palace (Vredespaleis in Dutch and The Peace Palace in English) is the most famous building in The Hague, the third largest city in the Netherlands. International Court of Justice , International Law Library The Palace of International Law is the seat of the Imperial Academy, symbolizing its importance in resolving disputes and maintaining world peace. In particular, the Palace of International Law houses the world's largest collection of legal books. International Law Library , attracting many relevant people and students, who come here for its reputation or immerse themselves in the ocean of books to enrich their knowledge. Peace Palace The Neo-Renaissance architectural style, the elegant and beautiful garden design, and the grand and large scale all made it famous throughout the world. The exquisite gifts presented by various countries on display in the palace are also a feast.

Attractions distribution:

Peace Palace Located on the outskirts of The Hague, the main institutions and venues are International Court of Justice , Permanent Court of International Arbitration, The Hague Academy of International Law, International Law Library and garden The main corridor of the first floor lobby is decorated with Goddess of Justice Stone carving, with a Grand Court and two Small Court Gifts from various countries are displayed in the corridors and rooms of the palace. Gift The second floor has the judges' meeting room and offices, including one called " Japanese Room The entire exhibition hall and its furnishings were donated by Japan. International Law Library It is a public library, which has a collection of books on international law, international politics, laws of various countries, various treaties and diplomatic documents, etc. Students studying international law from various countries can also take exams at the college every year, and they can be awarded a degree after passing the exams.

Scenic spot features:

Ancient buildings, libraries, schools, courts