Kijkduin boulevard and beach

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Nieuw Kijkduin

The redevelopment that gave Kijkduin's boulevard, Deltaplein and seafront a new look, coordinated with the Municipality of The Hague.

What is Nieuw Kijkduin?

Nieuw Kijkduin is the name for the renewal of Kijkduin Bad's boulevard area, between the Atlantic hotel and the beachfront. The project rebuilt the boulevard to be more pedestrian-friendly, created a new Deltaplein square with shops, restaurants and a fresh market, and added new apartment buildings above ground-floor commercial space, along with an underground parking garage (Gemeente Den Haag, project page last updated 5 June 2026).

A dedicated underground bicycle parking facility offers free space for roughly 490 bikes, including charging points for e-bikes and room for cargo bikes (Gemeente Den Haag, 2026).

How far along is the project?

According to the Municipality of The Hague, the boulevard renovation and the Deltaplein square are complete, and the new apartments near the Atlantic hotel have all been delivered to their owners and tenants. The municipality's own project page describes Nieuw Kijkduin as nearly finished as of its most recent update. Real estate and architecture sources covering the individual building phases, including firms such as Nieman, KOW and Van Egmond Architecten, refer to several named building blocks completed in stages; exact final unit counts vary between these secondary sources and are not confirmed on the municipality's own page, so they are not repeated here as a fixed figure.

Why this matters for a Kijkduin visit

For visitors, Nieuw Kijkduin is the reason Kijkduin's seafront now looks noticeably newer than a decade ago: a wider, car-free boulevard core, a proper village square at Deltaplein, and more places to eat and shop within walking distance of the beach. See the things-to-do guide for what to do once you're there, or book a hotel nearby.

Scheveningen, a few kilometres up the coast, has gone through its own boulevard investments; read more on the Scheveningen developments page.

Frequently asked questions

Source: Gemeente Den Haag, “Kijkduin vernieuwt”, denhaag.nl, last modified 5 June 2026. Checked 11 August 2026.