A hundred-wine map on Lange Voorhout

Long tables sit under the Lange Voorhout trees. The fun is not tasting a hundred wines, but moving from crisp whites to fuller reds and discovering which region fits. The travelling festival places multiple wine regions in one city space, with food and music creating pauses between tastings. Best for adults who want to compare styles and speak with stands; speed drinking misses the regional story. From 7–9 August, Het Wijn Festijn brings more than 100 wines, food pairings and music to Lange Voorhout; Friday starts at 16:00, Sunday ends at 20:00 and tickets cost €13.95–€15.95. Admission only opens the gate; the real budget depends on tasting pace, food and whether you choose a quieter hour to speak with wine makers instead of queueing.

Friday runs 16:00–00:00, Saturday 13:00–00:00 and Sunday 13:00–20:00; the shorter Sunday can suit visitors avoiding a late night.

• More than 100 wines are presented.
• Tickets range from €13.95–€15.95.
• The setting is Lange Voorhout in The Hague.
• Food pairings and music accompany the wine.

Start with two styles, water and food before choosing a third; differences stay clearer and the evening remains social.