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This is Den Haag Centraal.

This is Metrolijn E train to Slinge. The next station is Laan van NOI.
This is Metrolijn E train to Den Haag Centraal. This line terminates here.

This is RandstadRail 2 train to MCH Antoniushove. The next station is Ternoot.
This is RandstadRail 2 train to Kraayensteinlaan. The next station is Spui.

This is RandstadRail 3 train to Centrum-West [End]. The next station is Beatrixkwartier.
This is RandstadRail 3 train to Arnold Spoelplein. The next station is Spui.

This is RandstadRail 4 train to BleiZo. The next station is Beatrixkwartier.
This is RandstadRail 4 train to De Uithof. The next station is Spui.

This is the largest terminus train station in the country and it's mess. They are redoing the entire station and it's needed, believe me. It has ten train tracks, two lightrail tracks, eight tram tracks and a large bus terminal. Four of the tram tracks are actually on a high platform that comes into the main station building, it's an interesting sight. The rework will have Metrolijn E also arriving on elevated platforms. I do hope they will improve the signage; last time I was there it was a mess.

The Hague (Dutch: Den Haag) or 's-Gravenhage is the seat of government in the Netherlands. (The capital of the Netherlands is Amsterdam, in case you didn't know.) Most foreign embassies in the Netherlands and 150 international organisations are located in the city, including the International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court.

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