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 actually also surprisingly young at heart. Have dinner in an old power plant, feast on Gouda cheese fondue in a beautiful old courtyard or go for vegan brunch with a view over a small canal. Check out this hip guide to Gouda.
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…
Texel is the largest of the Dutch Wadden islands, north of the country and a true gem to visit. They’re a popular long weekend destination for the Dutch and ever since…
The Netherlands are small and quite densely populated. But for a relatively small country, it has a very rich variety of nature. The beaches of Zeeland, the rolling hills of Limburg,…
Internationally, Gouda is known as the Dutch city of cheese. In The Netherlands, we also know Gouda as the city of candles and the city of stroopwafels (syrup waffles). Now if…
Have you ever laid eyes on View of Delft by Johannes Vermeer (go on and Google it if you haven’t)? Vermeer was born in Delft, The Netherlands and lived there all his…
