Amsterdam doesn’t get closer to her Golden Age glorie than she does in winter. When snow (hopefully) falls, canals freeze, life slows down and wandering along Waterlooplein you can just imagine bumping into a warmly wrapped up Rembrandt on his way to his home at Jodenbreestraat. Winter in Amsterdam is about snuggling up, feasting on the best Dutch cuisine and you can either get ‘gezellig’ or party the night away at one of the many festivals.
You can travel from Amsterdam to the most southern tip of The Netherlands in just a little over 2 hours. Then you will find yourself in Maastricht, one of the prettiest…
Winter in The Netherlands, not a good time to visit, you think? Think again! Because winter in The Netherlands is the time for ice skating in the middle of ancient cities,…
Where do you live? Are there a lot of places in your country where you go and think: why on earth haven’t I visited before, it’s so stunning here! Well, that’s…
Gouda is a Dutch small city of Golden Age splendour and of course, cheese. Though Gouda may still cherish the ancient traditions of cheese making and stroopwafel baking, the city is…
You may not realise this, but The Netherlands are quite a haven for those who care about their stomachs. Our sweets and cheeses are good, but did you know there’s more…
For one day only, don’t think of Amsterdam in terms of Golden Age, historical canals and Rembrandt’s old stomping ground. For just one day during your visit think about contemporary art…
