Carnegieplein 2, 2517 KJ Den Haag
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Introduction
The Peace Palace is named "Peace" to convey the expectations and desires of people from all over the world to maintain world peace, which is integrated into the entire building as a magnificent and powerful idea of world peace. This Dutch red brick, neo-Renaissance-style building is very impressive, and the 80-meter-high clock tower appears grand. The Peace Palace houses gifts from various countries, symbolizing support for the court. Currently, the International Court of Justice, the Permanent Court of Arbitration, the International Law Library, and the Academy of International Law are all located within the Peace Palace. In history, former Yugoslav President Milosevic was tried here. The long-standing territorial dispute between Qatar and Bahrain was eventually resolved at the International Court of Justice. Since the establishment of the People's Republic of China in 1946, three Chinese judges have been appointed as judges of the International Court of Justice. Address Carnegieplein 2, 2517 KJ Den Haag
Opening hours Garden: It opens irregularly once a month on Saturdays, and the opening hours will be announced online in advance. Visiting will be suspended during the sessions of the International Court of Justice. Closed on Mondays, and open from Tuesday to Sunday.
Transportation Depart from the Central Train Station and take the intercity train to Den Haag HS Train Station. After exiting the station, take tram line 1 or bus line 24 to Vredespaleis stop to reach your destination.
