Everything you need to know to visit the gathering place near the ICC detention centre.
Duterte Street is the informal name given to the stretch of road near Pompstationsweg 32, Den Haag (The Hague), Netherlands — directly opposite the walls of the International Criminal Court (ICC) detention centre where former Philippine President Rodrigo Roa Duterte is held.
Supporters from the Philippines and around the world have gathered here to leave flowers, flags, banners, and messages — making this stretch of road a visible symbol of solidarity.
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Step-by-step directions to Pompstationsweg 32, Den Haag — the ICC detention centre where supporters gather.
From Amsterdam Centraal, take a direct intercity train to Den Haag Centraal. Trains run every 15 minutes and the journey takes approximately 50 minutes. Buy tickets at the station or via the NS app (ns.nl).
Arrive at Den Haag Centraal station.
From Den Haag Centraal, take HTM Tram 1 (direction: Delft / Scheveningen) or Tram 9 (direction: Scheveningen Noorderstrand). Board at the tram stop directly outside the station.
Ride for approximately 4 stops and alight at Pompstationsweg / Gevers Deynootweg. The journey takes around 8–10 minutes.
Walk a short distance along Pompstationsweg. The ICC detention centre (number 32) will be on your right. Supporters gather on the public road directly opposite.
From Den Haag Centraal, head to the bus stops on Rijnstraat or Koningin Julianaplein (just outside the main station entrance).
Take HTM Bus 22 or Bus 23 in the direction of Scheveningen / Kijkduin. These buses run regularly throughout the day.
Alight at the Pompstationsweg stop. The journey takes approximately 10–15 minutes.
Walk along Pompstationsweg towards number 32. The detention centre is clearly visible on the right-hand side of the road.
Set your sat-nav or Google Maps destination to: Pompstationsweg 32, 2515 JK Den Haag, Netherlands.
From Amsterdam: Take the A4 motorway southbound towards Den Haag. Follow signs for Den Haag Centrum. The journey is approximately 60 km and takes around 50–60 minutes depending on traffic.
From Rotterdam: Take the A13 northbound towards Den Haag. Follow signs for Den Haag Centrum / Scheveningen. The journey is approximately 25 km and takes around 25–30 minutes.
Once in Den Haag, follow signs for Scheveningen. Pompstationsweg is a road running parallel to the coast, north of the city centre. The ICC detention centre is a large secure building clearly visible on the right.
Street parking is available along Pompstationsweg and on nearby side streets. Always check local parking signs — some areas are permit-only or time-restricted.
Duterte Street is an outdoor public space and can be visited at any time. However, there are some things worth knowing before you go.
Gathering Hours & Rules
Best Season
Spring and summer (April–September) offer the most pleasant weather for an outdoor visit. Days are longer and temperatures are mild.
Dutch Weather
The Netherlands can be rainy year-round. Always bring a waterproof jacket and dress in layers — weather can change quickly.
Time of Day
Daytime visits are recommended. The area is a public road — be respectful of local residents and traffic at all times.
Take Photos
Document your visit and share it with the community. You can upload photos directly to our Photo Album so supporters worldwide can see your visit.
Be Respectful
This is a public road in a residential and institutional area. Please keep noise to a minimum, do not block traffic, and leave the area as you found it.
Security Zone
The ICC detention centre is a secure facility. Do not attempt to approach the building itself. Remain on the public road and follow any instructions from security personnel.
Den Haag is a beautiful city with much to explore. If you're travelling from afar, consider spending more time in the city.
Scheveningen Beach
~3 kmA popular North Sea beach resort just minutes from Den Haag — great for a walk after your visit.
Den Haag Centraal
~4 kmThe main railway station with connections to Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht and beyond.
Binnenhof
~5 kmThe historic seat of the Dutch parliament — a stunning medieval complex in the heart of the city.
Mauritshuis Museum
~5 kmHome to Vermeer's "Girl with a Pearl Earring" and other Dutch Golden Age masterpieces.
Peace Palace
~2 kmThe iconic home of the International Court of Justice — a symbol of international law.
Madurodam
~3 kmA miniature park showcasing the Netherlands in scale — popular with families.
Share your experience with the community — sign the guest book or upload photos from your visit.