The Dutch Water Defence Line is unique in the world, and for that reason, it has become a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In fact, you can see the entire UNESCO …
Culture
Culture. The Netherlands is a small country. The Dutch language, customs, habits, symbols, and traditions form the Dutch culture. Some of these typical habits make the Dutch recognizable to foreigners. The Dutch care a lot about civil freedom and because of this they also feel connected to each other.
Looking for the best Music Festivals in the Netherlands. Well let us show you the best Dutch summer festivals in 2024? Discover an array of vibrant festivals in the Netherlands, …
The Canal Pride Utrecht is a mega spectacular extravagant feast that is celebrated on the first Saturday of June. This super sensational extraordinaire breathtaking festive LGBTIQA event is organized in …
The Netherlands, historically renowned as a premier sailing nation, continues to celebrate its maritime heritage with numerous sail events. Cities like Amsterdam, Den Helder, Harlingen, Rotterdam, and Delfzijl host grand …
Pinksteren, also known as Pentecost, is a Christian holiday celebrated fifty days after Easter. It commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles, marking the birth of the …
There are multiple ways to celebrate Ascension Day in the Netherlands. Would you like to partake in a centuries-old Dutch tradition? Then rise early on Ascension Day and embark on …
The only way that's the right way is to start your King's Day by enjoying an orange Tompouce. No question without that, this is absolutely a must-do. The …
Prinsjesdag is an important event in the Netherlands, best translated as "Prince's Day". It's an annual tradition where the Dutch monarch addresses a joint session of the Dutch Senate and …
Dutch Carnival is here again. In the Netherlands we say Carnaval. Let's all go crazy. Let's get dressed up for an amazing party. Laugh and have fun until we can …
Nestled in the province of North Holland, the Beemster is not just a polder and municipality but a captivating testament to reclaimed land and innovative water management. Its exceptional qualities …
Latest update Bonfire Scheveningen and Duindorp, The HagueDue to the expected inclement weather on December 31st, the bonfires in Scheveningen and Duindorp will be lit on December 30th at 7:00 …
New Year's Eve "Oliebol" is the sweet oily thing Dutch people eat by tradition. In December, you can buy "Oliebollen" everywhere. Oliebollen is sold in stands, bakeries, and supermarkets. We …
Do you like cold water? On the first day of the year, you can, together with thousands of Dutch people, take a New Year's Dive into the North Sea. At …
Nestled along the graceful and picturesque bends of the IJssel, the Hanseatic city of Deventer invites you to step into a bygone era of enchantment and celebration. Deventer radiates history …
Step into an enchanting world of the Neapolitan Nativity Scene, located inside the historic walls of the Catharijne Cathedral. Proudly hosted by the Museum Catharijne Convent in Utrecht, this awe-inspiring …
When it's almost Christmas time again, it's the right time to go to an awesome Winter Markets or Christmas Fair. Luckily there are quite a few cozy Christmas markets …
The Netherlands has 13 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Quite a lot for a small country, like ours. But as small as it is, we also meet three of the …
Siinterklaas is the Dutch Santa Claus, the one and only real Dutch Santa, sails from Spain to the Netherlands on a sturdy steamer call ed “Stoomboot”. This powerful boat is …
The eleventh day of the eleventh month marks the start of the carnival season. On this day, Prince Carnival and his entourage also known as the council of eleven, …
Sint Maarten, or Saint Martin, also called Sint Maartensdag, is a traditional Dutch Festive Day. Saint Martin is celebrated throughout the Netherlands on November 11, but is especially celebrated in …