"Nicodemus Tessin is at Zorgvliet, and describes the orangerie. Next Tessin describes the Nieuwe Prinsenhof [Binnenhof]. Here he describes a small gallery with small paintings, including one by Raphael. He sees the large Hall where the Staten Generaal meet, and describes here tapestries on the walls. Oude Prinsenhof, where he describes a large hall and a room with two large paintings with perspectives on Huis Honselaarsdijck and Rijswijck. He mentions the large garden. He calls the Prince Nassau's palace [now Mauritshuis] the best architecture in The Hague. He visits the painting collection of Heer Warmenhuizen, where he sees many rare paintings including a pair by Titian."