Scheveningen Pier
Scheveningen Pier extends 350 meters out over the North Sea, offering a mix of shops, restaurants, a Ferris wheel, and a bungee jump platform for those wanting more thrill than a simple walk provides. Rebuilt several times over its history after storm damage and fires, the current pier reflects a fairly modern, entertainment-focused approach rather than a purely historic structure.
It's a natural pairing with a Scheveningen Beach visit, giving an elevated vantage point out over the water and a slightly more active, commercial complement to the beach and boulevard below.
Scheveningen Pier FAQs
No, walking the pier itself is free; specific attractions like the Ferris wheel or bungee jump charge separately.
There's a Ferris wheel, a bungee jump platform, shops, and restaurants, giving it more active entertainment options than a typical pier.
It extends about 350 meters out over the North Sea.
The pier itself is accessible year-round, though individual attractions may have reduced hours or close in winter.
Yes, its position extending out over the water makes it a popular spot for sunset views, weather permitting.
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