Plattegrond van Den Haag 1747

This detailed map of The Hague, Netherlands, was created by the Dutch cartographer Iven Besoet in 1747. The intricate design is a testament to the accuracy and artistic skill of 18th-century mapmaking. The map features a bird’s-eye view of the city, highlighting the main streets, canals, and important buildings. The map is decorated with ornate flourishes, including a compass, coat of arms, and a key to identify specific landmarks. The map is an excellent example of a historical map, providing a valuable snapshot of The Hague's urban development and the city's importance at the time.