Maison de Bonneterie
An opulent fashion store inside a glass-domed building built in 1913. Stores such as Burberry, Hugo Boss, Ralph Lauren, and others cater to an upscale crowd. They also have purveyors to Queen Beatrix herself!
The American Book Center
Pedestrianized, shopping streets with mainly smalll chain stores. other streets bordering the area with similar shops are vlamingstraat, venestraat and wagenstraat.
This unique store sells new and used English titles and caters to both expats and locals. If you're dragging extra copies of books across Europe, but don't want to throw them away, try trading them in here.
De Bijenkorf
This middle-priced to expensive department store is housed in a large building from 1924, built in a unique expressionist style with brick and copper. Have a look at the glass-stained windows in the staircase. The restaurant 'La Ruche' in the third floor has a good view of the surrounding area.
V&D
A similar department store to Debenhams in the UK.
You can find the best shopping in The Hague on the side streets that circle out from the city centre. While lots of them are upscale, you can find a few bargain stores dotted here and there.
De Passage
A unique covered shopping gallery built in 1882, with a sister-building in brussels. here you can find specialty and upmarket fashion shopping. check out the outdoor cafes just outside on buitenhof
This building is near the up-market Hoogstraat shopping area. Locals call it "The Candy Box" because of it's unique exterior. Completed in 2000, it's one of the newer building in the city
Prinsestraat
Specialty shops, delicatessens and restaurants in the area around this street, located between grote kerk and noordeinde palace.
Denneweg and Noordeinde
These shopping streets lie parallel to one another from either side of the binnenhof. the former has antiques, bric-a-brac, and several interesting restaurants and specialty food shops, while the latter is known for its boutiques and haute couture.