We are suffering from a collective case of small-country-syndrome: Obama is here and the news is broadcasting non-stop, half the county needs to work from home as most of the highways between Amsterdam-The Hague have been blocked, and most big hotels close to The Hague are booked and some villages are almost cut-of from the outside world. The navy is patroling in the Northsea and fighter jets are patrolling in the sky. Apparently any road where Obama/ American generals are passing will be temporarily transnational soil where American laws overrule ours.
Obama just visited the Rijksmuseum, and he got a tour of 20 minutes of the museum & held a press conference in front of Rembrandts Nightwatch. But of course he had the advantage that there were no other visitors who usually ruin much of the visit to any museum (usually it is almost impossible to take a good look at Vermeer's Milkmaid).
Tonight they will go to the Cats House, the residence of the PM, which was restaured a few years ago in a most horrible way, and tonight they will also attend a dinner at Huis ten Bosch in the Orange Hall, with the king and queen.
Tuesday the circus will leave.