Step into a mystical, moss-covered oasis hidden within the historic Clingendael Estate—a rare Japanese garden open just six weeks spring and two weeks fall, where century-old lanterns, wooden bridges, and blooming azaleas whisper tales of Lady Daisy’s travels and a landscape architect’s vision. This delicate gem, part of a 16th-century estate that once hosted wartime bunkers and French Baroque grandeur, now offers a tranquil escape with its tea pavilion, sliding panels, and ancient moss carpet—all preserved as a protected national monument. The rest of the estate? Always open, free to explore, year-round.
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