I've wandered the world for years. Now I'd like to take you around in my home town. The Hague has so many different sides; the liveliness of a  city, contrasted with great beaches and parks.  Although I know a lot about this village (Yes! It's a village!), I am always learning, and discovering new fun facts and places of interest. I'm great at connecting the past and the present, and finding a connection with visitors from home and abroad. My tours are all about enjoying The Hague and learning about life in The Netherlands.  And altough I have  been a guide for quite some years, I always look forward to meet my guests. Hope you will join soon!

After years of proudly presenting the hidden gems of The Hague as a guide, by foot, bike or boat, I took a special interest in the mostly unknown parts of Scheveningen. Well connected but still very much on its own, this fishing village shows its uniqueness best away from the boulevard. Walking or cycling right next to the trawlers in the harbour, through the tiny streets and alleys of the village, off to the sandy and green beauty of the dunes makes for a great journey.  My collegues nick named me the Walking Encyclopedia, I love connecting stories and facts of The Hague, Scheveningen and beyond .You are warmly invited to join me on one of my tours!

Although a native Canadian, I've adopted this city as my new home  some years ago.  As a student of International Relations and Diplomacy, The Hague really is the place to be! I love walking around and discovering new spots or checking out the events happening around the city.  One of my favourite places is Grote Markt, but I also like Lange Voorhout with all its fairs (especially the food fairs!). 

I love to talk about the history of The Hague, what made it the international city of Peace and Justice, what makes it a great place to live and  of course, a bit about love of Dutch culture!