Alot to explore at this market. It's not as big as I thought it would be, and pretty much everyone sells the same thing. A tip - always negotiate on the price never settle on the price. Or you can always go to someone else.

Didn’t expect to find such a spacious and well-stocked oriental market in this area. Feels like a real bazaar, with restaurants, bakeries, and shops representing various cultures from the Middle East and beyond. If it were closer to the border, it could easily serve people from both sides thanks to its size and variety. A good spot for authentic ingredients and street-style food.

You can find everything you want in this place . The fruit and vegetables are fresh

It wasn’t worth my visit, I went there from Spain and the prices were extremely expensive which I didn’t expect! But you can easily spend the day there and they have a variety of options and shops to go to.

Best bazaar ever opened in Netherlands anno 2025

Fantastic place to see when in the Netherlands. Food, clothes, furniture, whatever you are looking for you find here. I must warn you that the prices are reasonable but not like dirt-cheap. Clean toilets, a mosque for men and women is the icing on the cake. Plenty of paid parking too

Straight to Middle East Lovely diverse and multicultural

Had a wonderful experience here, better than anticipated. Booked online in advance, as we knew the tour capacity was small. Karin was an amazing guide, sharing the Ten Boom family's history, actions, intentions, risks, pain and heartbreak. The stories were powerful, and Karin shared them in such an authentic and moving way. Then seeing the actual hiding place, the small roof area where they could get fresh air but remain hidden, the family Bible. Absolutely worth your time and support.

A must-see if you are interested in local history! Our guide, Mirjam, did an excellent job of explaining what life was like for the residents during the Nazi Occupation. Much more personal than the Anne Frank Museum. We visited both, but if I only had time for one, I would recommend the Ten Boom Museum. Truly an eye opening experience. Highly recommended!

Our visit to the Ten Boom Museum did NOT disappoint! The tour guide, Maarten was friendly, knowledgeable, and surprised me with how quickly he could answer our questions. The lovely lady behind the cash was also so sweet. I LOVED my time there and so did my husband and 21 yr old daughter. Thank you very much!

We booked tickets months in advance which is highly recommended. The tour is very informative and you get to see the house that has been converted into a museum. The history and the story behind it was an amazing experience to learn.

Fantastic experience. Learned a lot about her story. Seeing the actual hiding place was quite moving and the whole presentation was very well done.

We totally loved our visit to Corrie ten Boon's house. Our guide was personable and informative. He knew the history well, and clearly had a genuine love and affection for the Ten Boon family. He warmly told their story of personal courage and of being betrayed with the backdrop of their Christian faith. I recommend everyone to visit!

I read The Hiding Place as a teenager so I really enjoyed getting to see the house and rooms and hear again the story of the Ten Boom family and the sacrifices they made to save Jews during WWII. Our tour guide Dinah was a wonderful host. I was surprised to learn that Corrie Ten Boom is more well know in the United States than in her home country. I would recommend for anyone in the area to learn the history of this family and hear their incredible story.

Beautiful old church in the middle of one of the greatest city squares in the world. We spent a wonderful hour touring the church and listening to the organ being played. Both Handel and Mozart played on that same organ. The ladies in the ticket office/gift shop were incredibly kind and helpful. There are plenty of places on the square to grab a drink or a meal, all with amazing views of the church. Such a pleasant, relaxing place.

What an incredible sight to see! The history of the church is amazing. The floors are actually tombs with the black stone, so old it's worn. The metallic bird is from the 1400s. The organ was played my Mozart & Handel. The statue in the corner is also from the 1400s. It was originally part of the exterior, you can't really see how the weather had eroded over centuries.

The St. Bavo Church in Haarlem is truly stunning and a must-visit if you’re in the city. The architecture is absolutely breathtaking, both from the outside with its grand Gothic design and inside with its soaring ceilings, beautiful stained glass windows, and the famous Müller organ, which was once played by Mozart himself. The atmosphere is calm and awe-inspiring, filled with a sense of history and grandeur. Walking through the church feels like stepping back in time. The details in the stonework, wood carvings, and organ pipes are incredible. It’s not just a religious site but a cultural gem that adds so much to Haarlem’s charm. Whether you’re into history, architecture, or just love discovering beautiful places, St. Bavo is well worth a visit. Highly recommended! The St. Bavo Church in Haarlem, also known as the Grote Kerk, has a long and fascinating history. It was built on the site of older churches, with construction of the current Gothic-style building starting around 1370 and finishing by 1520. It replaced a smaller Romanesque church that had become too small and had been damaged by fire. The church was originally a Catholic cathedral, dedicated to Saint Bavo, a nobleman from the 7th century who later became a monk. It was one of the most important religious buildings in the area. In 1578, during the Protestant Reformation, Haarlem adopted Protestantism, and the church became part of the Dutch Reformed Church. Many Catholic decorations and altars were removed or painted over to reflect the simpler Calvinist style. One of the church’s most famous features is the large Müller organ, installed in 1738. It’s one of the most impressive organs in the world and was played by famous musicians like Mozart, Handel, and Mendelssohn. Today, the church is no longer used for regular religious services but is open to visitors. It hosts concerts, exhibitions, and tours, and remains one of the most important historical and cultural landmarks in Haarlem.

Beautiful church and the organ inside was amazing - unfortunately my experience was marred by a prejudiced interaction with one of the attendants in the shop (where you pay to get in). She questioned my decision for an English pamphlet and basically stated that because I look Indian physically - that I couldn’t possibly speak English even though our whole conversation took place in English. Her exact words were “are you sure?” When I asked her what language she thought I spoke, she looked shocked I talked back and blurted out “Italian”. Like be for real, no one would think I was Italian. Maybe she felt emboldened because I was by myself but it took away from the whole experience and I did not observe her saying this to anyone else.

DOG FRIENDLY!!! We visited when the mighty church organ was being played and our usually nervous pooch was unconcerned. Staff were really friendly.

Beautiful cathedral that's towering above the old town. Highly decorated, with amazing high stained glass windows. Definitely worth taking a peak, apart from the windmill, when you are in Haarlem.

Very beautiful medieval church. If you go on the right time, chases are you're going to be able to listen to the pipe organ being played

This is a great little tour, and definitely worth the 1hr and minimal entry fee. Our guide was excellent, and we learned heaps about the history and technical workings of the windmill. Views are great from the top too!

What an interesting tour with guides who do an excellent job explaining history, mechanics and engineering in an interesting manner. Our guide Jan even went above and beyond to give me insight on my Dutch last name. I can’t wait to do more learning on my own about the Dutch after this experience. This is a must-do when in Haarlem!

This place was a highlight of our trip to the Netherlands. Great exhibits with models of windmill components, and excellent your guide, good view, and of course the windmill itself. (BTW it's a recreation of the original that burned down in 1932)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely loved visiting De Adrian windmill in Haarlem! 🧡 A perfect mix of history, charm, and stunning views over the city. The guided tour was super informative and gave great insight into how Dutch windmills work. Beautifully restored and definitely worth a stop if you’re in town! 🇳🇱🌬️ #DeAdrian #Haarlem #DutchHeritage #WindmillViews #HiddenGem

Great tour. 45 min of fun. Derailed explanation of how the windmills work.

It looks dinky from the outside and I wondered if it was truly worth visiting. But it ended up being my favorite thing I did on my entire trip to the Netherlands. The tour is long, with a well-informed guide, extremely informative and hands-on. It’s a working mill that actually mills flour when the wind allows it.

Amazing museum, absolutely worth it! Very informative and very interesting, you can see how the mill works and all the techniques that are used to run it. The mill is run by volunteers who are very welcoming and ready to share their knowledge with you.

Frans Hal Museum located in Haarlem, walk around 20 mins from Haarlem train station. Entry fee is 17.50 euro and it's free for Museumkaart holder. Included audio audio tour. ** This ticket including entry fee to another one at the market (600 meters away) , have to use in same day purchase but we didn't have enough time for both of them. No need to book in advance. Free locker to use, not too big one so better for not too big bag or small belongings. It's a small art museum , mostly from Frans Hal and those time that's relatively involved. Dutch golden age portraits. In the big hall has small corner that you can dress up to old time costume, fun to do. My favorite part is the doll house. It's so tiny but detailed and nicely present. Fun to look at those little miniature. Not too big museum, only one floor. Well organized route to walk, easy to follow and not miss anything. Museum building itself also has interesting history. In the middle of the museum is inner garden. Nice and relaxing to sit there. Also has museum gift shop to visit. Museum cafe is open from outside, welcome for non museum visitors.

There is a very interesting museum worth visiting for any age visitors. You can take the audio guide and listen to the building’s story in addition to the Hals lifetime facts and of course histories of the paintings. For the young visitors (adults could be also surprised) it can be interesting to read Dutch proverbs and their meanings, to se the Doll’s house and some funny “delft’s like” dishes. Inner garden is the best place to have a quick rest after the exposition (NB: the door to the garden looks like be automatic but you have to press the button on your left).

A good museum overall, but its main drawback is that there aren’t that many works by Frans Hals. Most of them are placed near the end of the exhibition, by which point you’re likely already a bit overwhelmed, and unfortunately, they’re not his most interesting pieces either. That said, the museum is well-organized and features many impressive paintings.

Had no idea this museum existed until we were walking by. Went in and were impressed with the collection and history of the building.

The museum is Haarlem’s leading art museum, dedicated to the Dutch Golden Age portrait master Frans Hals while also bridging tradition and contemporary art. Founded in 1862, it is housed in the former St. Elisabeth Gasthuis, a historic almshouse. Its branch, De Hallen, located on the Grote Markt, focuses more on modern and contemporary exhibitions.

Loved this museum. I had a very enjoyable time here and enjoyed the story of Frans Hals very much. I wasn’t that aware of the artist but after this visit I feel I know quite some new things. The artworks on display are very beautiful and definitely worth the visit. There’s other artists as well beside Frans Hals and those are definitely worth it too. I stayed here for about 2 and a half hours and could have definitely stayed longer but due to time constraints I had to cut my visit short and rush the last few rooms. Nonetheless, this is definitely a worthwhile experience and highly recommended.

The surprise of this museum is how much work they have by other artists, including 20th c artists. We actually would have appreciated seeing more Hals. Whether or not you live Hals—I do—it is worth visiting.

We came here for their main attraction - the robot that brings food to the tables. Strangely the personnel never sent food to our table on the robot and when we kindly asked on two occasions (and we ordered food/drinks twice), they said it’s too busy. Note: only 50% of the tables were occupied and the robot was being sent to other tables. Food bland and expensive, staff uncaring and rude. The cheesecake had no topping and didn’t taste fresh at all, ordered a cup of tea, only half of the cup was filled with warm water (I paid for full cup though). Will not return.

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(Translated by Google) Three staff members for 12 tables (of coffee). And yet, ordering via tablets (with AI product photos) and a robot bringing your coffee. How impersonal and a strange experience. And I say that as a 30-year-old. (Original) 3 man personeel voor 12 tafels (aan koffie). En alsnog bestellen via tablets (met AI-foto's van producten) en een robot die je koffie komt brengen. Wat onpersoonlijk en een rare ervaring. En dat zeg ik als iemand van 30.

(Translated by Google) The lunch cafe in the Teylers museum has a modern and sleek design. A nice place to have something to use during the museum visit. During my visit, the top floor was open and you could visit the rooms that are normally closed. A beautiful staircase, ceilings and the special book collection. (Original) Het lunchcafe in het Teylers-museum is modern en strak van opzet. Een aardige plek om even iets te gebruiken tijdens het museum bezoek. Tijdens mijn bezoek was de bovenverdieping geopend en kon je de ruimtes bezoeken die normaal afgesloten zijn. Een schitterende trap, plafonds en de bijzondere boekenverzameling.

(Translated by Google) A perfect place to study, a museum in the Netherlands that combines nature. art and science. This is the best thing that could happen. It has a lot of items and a lot to see. One of the more fascinating places I've been to includes the changing exhibition room. A magical cafe. Clean toilets and a pleasant and fun atmosphere. It is highly recommended to visit there. (Original) מקום לימוד מושלם, מוזיאון בהולנד שמשלב טבע. אומנות ומדע. זה הדבר הכי טוב שיכול להיות. יש בו המון פריטים והרבה מה לראות. אחד המקומות היותר מרתקים שהייתי בהם כולל חדר התערוכה המתחלפת. בית קפה קסום. שירותים נקיים ואווירה נעימה וכייפית. מומלץ לבקר שם בחום.

(Translated by Google) We visited the museum of museums and the exposition of the house of the founder Taylor. There are halls with coins, remains of ancient petrified plants, animal bones, paintings, and ancient equipment for conducting experiments. It will be interesting for children from 7 years and older. There is a cafe (Original) Відвідали музей музеїв і експозицію будинка засновника Тейлора. Є зали з монетами, рештками давніх закам янілих рослин, кістками тварин, картинами, старовинним обладнанням для проведення дослідів. Буде цікаво для дітей від 7 років і старше. Є кафе

Here is absolutely stunning fields of colorful flowers, especially tulips, everywhere you look. It was quite crowded with tourists, but the atmosphere was still enjoyable. Outside the park, we rented bikes and explored the endless beautiful flower fields around Lisse a fantastic experience! Despite the crowds, I’d definitely love to come back.

Large and beautiful gardens with a multitude of tulip displays. It was lovely to walk around and see all the beds that are supported by local farmers. The indoor displays were great for a bit of variety. Spent about 3 hours total including a rest for lunch. Visited at the start of April, so before the peak season, but still quite tiring with the huge number of people. The bus and entry ticket was very convenient.

Its a spectacular garden with every colour of tulips and roses that you could imagine. Simply beautiful! There is also a section inside where they have arranged flowers and stuff, that too is worth seeing. Absolutely worth the money!!! Not-to-be-missed!

Visited Keukenhof in late March and had a lovely experience overall. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and getting there by bus was simple thanks to very clear signage and instructions throughout. While the outdoor tulips hadn’t bloomed yet (which is to be expected that early in the season), the indoor displays more than made up for it — vibrant, beautifully curated, and full of colour. The whole park is set in a stunning landscape, and even without the full bloom, it’s a peaceful and enjoyable place to walk around. I’ll definitely return again — but next time, a little later in the season to catch the gardens in full bloom.

One of the most beautiful gardens in the world. Highly recommended for people who love nature, flowers and looking for a day out to spend time close to nature. Amazing views and wide variety of Tulips. I have taken day trip from Amsterdam and it was well worth it.

VERY PRETTYY! visited it on march or april and it almost near the end of the season so some flowers are already got cut off, but still the collection is so pretty and it's less crowded! you should also buy and eat the strawberry covered chocolate and some snacks there! i also bought a bus ride from amsterdam from Klook!

My goodness, there is no other garden like this one. The place is huge and spectacular. There are flowers in every colour including black. Flowers are everywhere, left, right, behind and infront of you. The garden is located outside of Amsterdam and reachable by car or the Keukenhof bus which was very efficient. There are many people that visit this garden but you can still navigate easily if you come the earliest possible when the garden open. There are places on site to buy lunch and/or snacks. It is a bit pricey but the quality was really good so that worked out well. An amazing experience, I spent over 4 hrs at the garden, and took hundreds of photos. It is a must visit on anyone's list that loves tulips. It is a must to see the creativity in gardening, how much planning went into that, how much work was done, incredible experience for me.

I visited Tiki Bad Binnen and unfortunately, it was a disappointing experience. The swimming area seemed to be mostly designed for children. The slides looked fun, but there were long waiting lines everywhere. It felt very crowded, and there was not much organization or supervision. This made the experience stressful instead of relaxing. The changing rooms were too small, with no proper locks on the doors and it wasn’t clear how the door system worked. It was very uncomfortable, especially for families or people needing privacy. The floors in the changing area were also quite dirty, which is not acceptable at all. Usually, for places that charge money for everything like entrance, parking, and more, you expect better service, more cleanliness, and a safer environment. I hope this feedback is taken seriously and helps improve the experience for future guests. With better organization, maintenance, and customer care, this could become a much more enjoyable place for everyone.

Tikibad Duinrell is a fantastic water park! The wave machine and fast paced flumes deliver non stop thrills, while the lazy river offers a relaxing float. There’s so much to do!! keeping all ages entertained including my 5 year old. Open late, it gives plenty of time to enjoy every slide and pool. The on site food options are convenient and tasty, perfect for refueling. With a vibrant atmosphere and friendly staff, Tikibad Duinrell is a must visit for a fun filled day props to the life guard (didn’t catch his name) for an excellent insight to some of the best slides.

The inside waterpark is amazing. A large variety of slides with some of the most unique designs I have ever seen. Also some smaller rides for kids under 120cm and a kids area. My favourite slide was the cycloon although I would recommend putting your hands behind your head when going down as you can sometimes bang your head on the funnel part of the slide. The queues were also very small apart from on one of the days we went. Barely any queues for some massive slides. The height restrictions are a bit extreme with people having to be over 150cm to go on some of the more intense slides yet only 120cm to go on cycloon which is the fastest slide in the park and in my opinion the scariest. The sessions are 2 hours and if you are quick you can get on every slide in that time which is very good. Overall, I would say the waterpark is definitely worth a visit as it is one of the best I have ever been to and it has something for everyone.

So much fun to be had and lots for all different ages. Some slides were super fast! There were not long queues apart from the Moonlight, Starlight and Triton but they were the most fun with double rings! Clean facilities and no charge for locker which is always nice. We had 2 tiki pool tickets during our 3 night stay at Duinrell.

We had a great time in the Tikibad. We had a 4 hour time slot which was enough time for us since we only used the indoor facilities. Plenty of slides and small pools to keep big and small kids entertained. I would recommend you bring your own hairdryer as they only have hand dryers instead. It was very odd standing under these trying to dry my hair. Some of the changing rooms didn't have enough lighting. I had to use my mobile phone to light the first cubicle I was in when getting changed. We did feel there were not enough life guards around but netheless all went well.

In the words of our kids "the best pool in the world". What I'm personally impressed with, is the design of the place. On a relatively small space, there are many slides and different attractions, which sometimes makes it chaotic but it's definitely fun and has a great deal to offer. We have been there several times and will definitely come back again. The outdoor attraction park is also fantastic!

First of all, you can only buy tickets online. We had a 4 hour slot that was pretty good but they lack space in the wardrobe which causes chaos and massive lack of shower capacity, so most people don’t shower. The water feels dirty, rows before the slides are long and a lot of the tubes that are used in the slides and water rides are broken or missing. Impossible to get a sunbed of chair because they are taken by towels. If a car has one bad wheel it doesn’t drive comfortably.

A big nice place with lots of rides to hangout for kids. Well enjoyed by adults also, this place gives you an option to stay overnight and there are water pools to enjoy in summers which are at extra cost. The place is well connected with public transport. The place needs slightly more attention towards hygiene. Must visit.

A nice theme park with a variety of rides to suit all ages. Also, the park has a water park inside it which is what makes it unique. The park itself is not too big and queues are not too long either. A day inside is usually sufficient.

It’s a nice place for children to spend a full day, with lots of attractions and also a water park. You can buy separate tickets for the attractions or the water park, or a combined ticket. I bought the combined tickets. We spent the day from morning until 5:00 in the attractions, then went to the water park. The water park has both indoor and outdoor options, but the indoor one is much more fun. The only downside is the price—I think it’s a bit too high. I paid around €39 per person.

What a cracking day!!! Had fun from start to finish the guy operating the pirate ship was fantastic and went the extra mile. Very clean park not to busy food was ok prices were fine. 9.5/10. My only criticism and again it’s small is the toilets all close early even when the park is very busy.

We went on a Sunday around 4.30pm for a indoor experience and it was amazing, we've some much fun! Easy to access by bus. We'll come back for a full experience!!

We have came to duinrell on a number of occasions and every single time it reaches our expectations if not even higher and we will be back for the 6th time in the near future! Duinrell has a fantastic theme park which is suitable for all ages with a variety of different levels of thrill. The tiki bad waterpark is an excellent waterpark with loads of different and unique slides to anywhere else. I like how you can go late at night with the slots. This is perfect for a relaxing evening. The fully equipped park on site is open until really late so if your children want to stay for a little bit longer than they have the opportunity to. The staff are really friendly and you can even hire go karts and bikes. On site there is the superstore and pizza shop and restaurants even with a bowling alley, and bar with entertainment. The accommodation are great with fully working showers and the beds are comfy.

It was a great experience for a family time. My recommendation is to go during a week, not on weekends. Our teens have been so happy to use all attractions in Duinrell

Museum VoorlinMuseum Voorlinden is a beautiful and well-curated modern art museum, worth visiting if you are in the area. The staff is friendly and helpful, which made the experience smooth and pleasant. The artworks are all special in their own way, and each room offers something different. A standout for us was the marshmallow house — playful and unexpected, it really stood out as a highlight. There are a few practical things to note. You are not allowed to take even a water bottle inside, so plan accordingly. Also, the toilets are located outside the main building, which means you have to walk a bit to reach them. Overall, a unique and engaging museum experience. We give it 4 out of 5 stars. den

The pool is very famous yes, but if u go there just for that I would say it’s not worth it. But there are so much more to see. The environment surrounded is just so good to be true. Highly recommended even if just for the view outside. And the museum inside itself must be one of the most beautiful museum I have ever seen.

It's a very enjoyable place. Kids can enjoy it too. But we loved the cafe right next to it. The forest where the museum is located was wonderful. The landscaping was beautiful. You can also take a walk around the area.

I admit the artworks worth a visit however I have to be honest the experience was not good for a 22 euro. a) In that "sweet Memories"... everyone was asked to take off shoes, understandable though still a bit strange. Maybe I got bad luck in that group someone had unbearable stench filled the whole small candy room. At least for me that was zero sweet but a completely disgusting memories. b) It's normal and common sense not to touch the artwork but arguable the distance. I was struggling from the warning: "keep the distance"... I don't see it's normal for a museum to forbid visitors to look closely for details. Meanwhile to mention there is no clear sign at least for the "large-mini copied chairs". As a well known museum, you are not doing properly in leveraging the communication towards ur visitors between: "don't touch", "keep distance" and "look closely". If u believe signs break the artworks and atmosphere, then u should do it professionally in a different way. Good luck with your visit and hope all of u will have a Sweet Memories there... 😂 For me the disgusting memories + a strange "keep distance" warning made a very unpleasant experience for only 2 stars.

pretty and enjoyable museum with a lot of modern art installation! sometimes they also have live art performance, it is very interesting to watch!

Museum Voorlinden is a stunning private museum located in Wassenaar, near The Hague, showcasing an impressive collection of modern and contemporary art. Opened in 2016, the museum stands out with its elegant architecture designed to blend seamlessly with the surrounding nature. The estate’s rich history dates back to Roman times, adding an extra layer of charm. Visitors can enjoy not only the fascinating art exhibitions but also beautifully landscaped gardens designed by renowned landscape architects. It's a peaceful and inspiring spot that combines art, nature, and history in a unique way, making it a must-visit for art lovers and anyone who appreciates a beautiful setting. Really really unique and outstanding.

Museum Voorlinden is a beautiful estate with a contemporary art gallery. Their permanent collection is excellent and the seasonal collections are usually also very good. Besides the museum the estate gardens are also worth a visit and they are completely free of charge!

It's a good tour and interactive afterwards. We have a six year old and a two year old; I feel that charging the same price (€25) for a 0, 1 or 2 year old as adults is a bit much. Our two year old was scared in the experience, as the dark rooms, lights and heartbeat sounds were quite intimidating without her understanding the context.

Very interesting museum about the human body. The children had fun, they have 2 parts of museum, one interactive and one to discover more by reading and watching more videos.I think between 2-3 h are more than sufficient to allocate for this museum.

Relatively short “tour” but LOVED it, very well presented and truly thoughtful for kids (not tooo young though) without boring the adults. The play area tends to be a bit crowded but I’d highly recommend this place when in Leiden

It is very close to Leiden city and highway. Has a closed parking space incld EV charging. Museum is well designed, mostly enhanced with videos and lightshows. There are several educative activites after the museum. Mostly suitable for children.

Old, overhyped and overpriced. I did enjoy the first part of the museum where you 'walk inside your body.' It is well-made and well explained. After the tour with audio guide, you come to the second part where you see visual materials and read the panels. It felt quite old and meant mainly for young children, probably below 8. My two children aged 9 and 12 though it was too childish and not attractive, so we just walked past and left the museum. Overall I felt it isn't worth the money. Not recommended.

Amazing place, very educational and has multiple interactive games which improves the understanding of the human body. Suitable for a range of ages and families. Great value for money too.

We visited this museum for the first time and we liked it. It was quite interesting to learn more about your body and body. The tour takes place in a small group with an audio guide. It's a pity that you can't take photos and videos while walking, you want to capture this.

I have been wanting to go here for a while now since seeing it as one of 5 best museums in the Netherlands. We absolutely loved it. Such a cool looking building and the way the exhibitions were set up were very good. My 3 year old daughter loved it, especially the interactive parts.. the herd of triceratops was my highlight. It does seem to be in the middle of nowhere (close to den haag though), but it's definitely worth the trip.

Loved this place, including the additional Trex re-experience. It’s well laid out, so no map is needed to see everything. It’s funny, realistic and simply well done. Plenty of information (yes, English and Dutch) and side activities or videos to keep you busy for over two hours. Beautiful building - would recommend and go back in a heartbeat

Fantastic place to bring your children or even just for adults to visit. The displays are beautifully and informatively done. Sometimes I do feel sad for the animals that must have been killed for the display. There are audio-visual installations and well-maintained facilities.

Awesome variety of exhibitions showcasing the breadth and depth of life. The amount of fossils and skeletons on display is impressive. Staff was very friendly and the building itself is beautiful to boot. It's also very easy to get to from Central Station in foot. Came away with a renewed appreciation for the natural world!

Naturalis is not just a museum – it’s a journey through time! From enormous dinosaur skeletons that make you feel tiny, to breathtaking exhibitions about the wonders of nature, every corner sparks curiosity. The layout is modern, interactive, and perfect for both kids and adults. You can easily spend hours exploring without getting bored. The highlight for me was standing face-to-face with the mighty T. rex a moment I’ll never forget. If you’re in Leiden, this is an absolute must-visit for science, history, and nature lovers alike!🦖🌍✨

This museum truly makes the visitor appreciate the richness of biodiversity in our planet. It also hosts a rich collection of prehistoric life forms, whose excavation they funded. It is definitely worth a visit if nature fascinates you.

This museum is really cool! very cool exhibitions about dinosaurs, evolutionary theory and life on planet Earth. I really recommend you go there with kids but it’s also cool for adults!

To be honest, its Japanese garden was a bit disappointing though it's designed by Japanese. I feel so strange with the rad walls. However, the green house and the other gardens are nice. You can enjoy seasonal flowers. Plants are separated by which area they are native to, which is unique if conpered with the other gardens.

It was a bit disappointing to walk around a rather dull garden at the end of September. If the ticket had cost 5 euros, I would have been satisfied — after all, it’s still a nice place to wander or sit with a cup of tea. But for some reason, paying the full price of 11+ euros left me feeling a bit disappointed

It had been many years since my last visit to the Hortus Botanicus, and I was truly looking forward to seeing it again. While I must admit that the gardens didn’t feel quite as lush and vibrant as I remembered, the visit was still enjoyable. The atmosphere remains wonderfully peaceful, offering a lovely place to stroll and unwind in the heart of beautiful Leiden. Despite the slight change in appearance, the Hortus Botanicus continues to be a charming and tranquil escape well worth a visit.

For the hype, I did not find it lived up to it. It has variety but not as largely spoken of. The Asian gardens are the loveliest and tranquil. The old trees truly awesome. Unless botany is your thing, or in need of some warmth in the cold seasons, I was disappointed.

Yesterday I visited the botanical garden in Leiden for the first time, and I was genuinely excited, my expectations were high. Sadly, the experience didn’t live up to them. Many of the plants in the garden looked neglected. I noticed several with brown or dying leaves, signs of pests, and overall poor health. It felt like a lot of the collection needs more attention and care. One of the main reasons I went was to see their Hoya collection, which I had heard great things about. To my surprise, there was no sign of it. When I asked a staff member, they told me the Hoyas are now kept in a non-public area because some visitors had previously stolen cuttings. If anyone wants to see them, they need to email in advance and explain why. While I understand the need for protection, I personally don’t think this is fair to genuine plant lovers. There are better ways to manage this issue without disappointing visitors who travel a long way to visit, especially when nothing about this is mentioned on their website or during the online booking process. It was a letdown, to say the least. Hopefully, they’ll consider making changes, because the potential of this place is huge, it just needs more transparency and plant care.

An absolute must visit if you’re ever in the Netherlands. Such a well-made experience with informative stands everywhere and rich history. And if you get tired, there’s a nice cafe where you can have a coffee with a cake.

The tiny but mighty botanical garden, with its greenhouses, rose garden, Chinese, and Japanese gardens, was enjoyable but did not require much effort. This is one compact garden, and there is enough space to sit and enjoy the views.

Stopped by the Burcht in Leiden yesterday. Instead of taking the steep steps up to the entrance of the old structure, I took the cheater way up a less steep paved ramp. Once you step through the entrance you feel transported back in time. There's controversy about the date when the original structure was built on the hill, but there is agreement that it was originally a sanctuary for the villagers when the Old Rhine and New Rhine flooded. The site helped me to imagine what life might have been like a thousand years ago. There are spectacular views of town from the rampart of the Burcht.

This is a hidden place in Leiden, the two tall trees have big shade, you can relax under for some time on sunny days, take a round on top to get city views, it is kid friendly as well. You can easily spend 45 min to 1 hour here.

Burch van Leiden is a must-visit location. The tree is impressive, and there is a 360-degree view of the city. It's not a challenging walk up and not too steep. It's great to sit and enjoy the shade and scenery. There are small guides that explain what you see from each corner. The hours are incorrect as Google Maps says it was closed, but that was not the case.

Breathtaking view of the city - a must visit for everyone in Leiden! 💘 Not sure, what the opening hours actually mean as you can visit all day long.

*Appears to be open after hours* This is an XI century circular fort that gives nice views of the city and has two beeches and an elm in the middle that cover the whole area with their beautiful canopies.

It's a good walk up about 50 stairs. Once on the top of the hill. There is another set of stairs that take you on the wall. Ok view once on the wall

One of the best view of Leiden! Glad I did it, pretty easy to walk up

The hotel has a beautiful location, which is a great plus. However, the rooms were disappointing, with small and uncomfortable beds, leading to a low rating of 4/10 for the room. The reception service was decent, with a rating of 8/10. On the downside, the attitude of one of the kitchen staff members was very poor. There was a noticeable lack of respect for both guests and colleagues at the reception, which significantly impacted the overall experience. The breakfast selection was limited, but it was what I expected given the nature of the hotel. The hotel itself appears old, though it has been renovated. There is parking available for guests, which is a positive feature. I arrived late in the evening, but the reception staff, particularly the Syrian employee, were extremely welcoming and professional, making the check-in process pleasant. Conclusion: Despite the nice location and good reception staff, I do not plan to stay at this hotel again due to the uncomfortable beds and poor service from certain staff members.

Cleanliness was a major concern during my stay. Unfortunately, this was the least clean hotel I have ever experienced. There were stains on the curtains, stained fingerprints on the walls, and lip marks on the mugs and glasses. The chairs and telephone were also dusty and dirty. I ended up having to do the cleaning myself, as otherwise I would have found it very difficult to remain in the room. What made this particularly disappointing is that the marks on the walls and the stains on the mugs and glasses could have been removed with just a little care. This reflects poorly on the housekeeping standards. I did not request a room change, as I did not believe it would have made much difference. The soundproofing was also very poor — I could clearly hear conversations from the neighbouring room, and each time a door closed in the corridor my bed actually shook. In addition, I did not find the blue lighting in the bathroom pleasant, and the shower temperature was inconsistent. Overall, I am sorry to say that this was a very disappointing stay.

This is the classic holiday inn express. Predictable as always. There are no surprises here as well and you can not go wrong with this place as a business traveller for a short stay. The checkin experience was smooth. The staff very helpful. I had the keys of my room in my hand in no time. The rooms were the same holiday inn express rooms. Minimalist! But everything works. I always miss a wardrobe, a place to keep my suitcase, a safe to keep the passport and a mini refrigerator. It would be so great if somehow the design incorporated at least a safe and a place to keep the suitcase, so that you don't live of the suitcase on the floor. The TV is the size of a small computer monitor. Most computer monitors available now are bigger than the TV here and that needs to change. The breakfast is included as a part of the package for everyone and is great. It's not an elaborate spread. It's the same menu everyday, but no real complaints here. The one challenge with this place is that there isn't a proper place to board a cab or get out of one. The only place for one to do this is in the bus lane near a bus stop and that is complex. But I guess most people will just take a train. The place is very conveniently located near the Rotterdam central station. There are a number of very good places to eat within a short walking distance. I would strongly recommend a stay here.

The room was nice and tidy, offering a decent level of comfort for a short stay. However, the bathroom showed signs of age, with noticeable mold and a strong, unpleasant smell that really affected the overall impression. The hotel itself is quite simple, suited more for short visits than longer stays. The elevator is extremely slow, which can be frustrating, especially during busy hours. Breakfast was very plain—I honestly haven’t seen such a limited offering in a long time. It could really use some improvement in both variety and quality. That said, the absolute highlight of the stay was the front desk staff. The team was incredibly helpful, friendly, and attentive. Their service truly stood out and made the experience more positive despite the hotel’s shortcomings.

It's a relatively comfortable hotel, but with a few faults. First our room was not made up in the morning, towels not changed. We complaint to the reception unfortunately they don't have any idea about it. Secondly the room telephone doesn't have a cord so it isn't working (see my photo). Thirdly the bed was too soft sinking to the middle. Having said all these, breakfast was good, location is fantastic, it's only about 200 yards from the central station.

We chose this hotel solely for its location, but what we experienced turned our stay into a complete nightmare. After checking in at 3 PM as requested, my wife got into bed only to discover a large, dry brown stain on the sheets — unclear whether it was food, vomit, or something else entirely. Disgusted but polite, we reported the issue to reception at around 5 PM. We were reassured that the situation would be taken care of. Fast forward to 10 PM: we return to the room, only to find the exact same stained sheets — nothing had been done. We went back to reception, and the same staff member who had acknowledged the issue accompanied us back to the room… bringing clean sheets in hand and expecting us to change the bed ourselves. This level of service is beyond unacceptable. For any hotel, cleanliness and basic hospitality are non-negotiable. What happened here was not only unprofessional, but also absolutely appalling. Needless to say, we will never return — and would strongly advise others to think twice before booking.

While the location was right downtown and close to a tram line, I would NOT stay her again or recommend it again. Mostly for lack of cleanliness and the telephone did not work but the hotel staff neglected to notify us when we checked In. TV remote have a large amout of visible dirt. The beds were twin slightly sunken in the middle but there was a strong foul vomit odor on the bed & wall next to it.

Amazing building. Unfortunately, the rooftop has no chairs for the public, except for the cafe/restaurant. Some rooms have a lot of empty space. For us the Belvedere Storyhouse provided the best experience.

Overwhelming for sure - from the inside and outside. And from the top. Stating the obvious the architecture is absolutely stunning - take your time and take pictures. So much to discover and there is always little twinkle in the illuminated windows to the depot. The weeping glas exhibition was fascinating and enlightening. Great beer selection on the rooftop restaurant ( and of course great view and a magical little autumn forest.

Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam is currently closed for major renovations, with a planned reopening in 2029. Although I couldn’t go inside, I still stopped by to admire and photograph the exterior—and it didn’t disappoint. The building has a unique charm, blending classic and modern architectural styles with its red-brick façade and clean, elegant lines. It stands out beautifully in the Museumpark area and is definitely worth a visit just for the architecture. Right next to it is the Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen, an eye-catching, mirrored bowl-shaped building that’s actually an art storage facility open to the public. Even from the outside, it’s a stunning structure, reflecting the sky and surroundings in a really striking way. It’s a great place for photos and a good example of how Rotterdam mixes art and architecture in creative ways. Although I didn’t get to explore the museum’s collection this time, the visit was still worthwhile. If you're in Rotterdam, it’s a lovely stop—especially for anyone who enjoys architecture or photography. Looking forward to coming back once the museum reopens to see what’s inside.

I loved every bit of this museum. It was fun to explore each floor. You're able to go to each floor either by stairs or the lift depending on which one you prefer. Getting to the last floor wil be worth it. If your in rotterdam definitely go see it.

This was a total disappointment to be honest. Most of the places were not accessible and only in appointed times (around 1-2x for the whole day!!) And some were not accessible. The art was arranged in a confusing way such as were the description. Some touch the screens were not working. The app you scan the qr code but then it doesn't actually inform you anything. A lot of contemporary stuff (sorry not my gig). So you had a picasso and Rembrandt mixed with a huge image of a guy laying down with his hairy p€nis showing. It was rather odd. The place was clean and neat. The terrace was OK. Is it worth 20 euros? Never. Will I came back? Most likely not.

Nothing so special if you're an art lover. However, the rooftop is great with some really special coffee

I didn't walk around the museum, but only went up to the roof. A beautiful view of the city opens. there is also a coffee shop and there are also beautiful trees that reminded me of my homeland...💙💛 Regarding the price: the ticket costs 20€, but with the museum card it is 1€

Simply beautiful

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(Translated by Google) Work shed De Kievit, located at Hollandsekade 23A in Woerdense Verlaat, is an important support point for Natuurmonumenten in the management of the Nieuwkoopse Plassen. This facility serves as a base for forest rangers and volunteers who are committed to the conservation and maintenance of this unique peat bog. Function and Meaning The work shed functions as a central hub for various nature management tasks. Materials and tools are stored here that are essential for the maintenance of the hiking trails, the management of the reedlands and other conservation activities in the area. In addition, De Kievit offers space for educational meetings and serves as a starting point for various walking routes, including those to the nearby Lusthof De Haeck.  Recent Developments In 2014, Werkschuur De Kievit underwent a thorough renovation to better meet the needs of both employees and visitors. The internal reorganization resulted in more efficient workspaces and improved facilities for the growing group of volunteers. A notable addition was the construction of a public toilet and shower area, a welcome facility for walkers exploring the surrounding nature reserves.  Accessibility and Amenities For visitors who want to explore the Nieuwkoopse Plassen, De Kievit offers parking and serves as an ideal starting point for walks. From here it is just a short walk along the Hollandsekade to nature reserves such as Malta and Lusthof De Haeck. Although the location is less accessible by public transport, visitors can consider renting a (public transport) bicycle in nearby places such as Bodegraven or Woerden.  Conclusion Work shed De Kievit plays a crucial role in the preservation and accessibility of the Nieuwkoopse Plassen. It serves not only as an operational base for nature managers, but also as a hospitable reception point for visitors who want to experience the rich biodiversity and serene beauty of this area. (Original) Werkschuur De Kievit, gelegen aan de Hollandsekade 23A in Woerdense Verlaat, is een belangrijk steunpunt voor Natuurmonumenten in het beheer van de Nieuwkoopse Plassen. Deze faciliteit dient als uitvalsbasis voor boswachters en vrijwilligers die zich inzetten voor het behoud en onderhoud van dit unieke laagveenmoeras. Functie en Betekenis De werkschuur fungeert als centrale hub voor diverse natuurbeheertaken. Hier worden materialen en gereedschappen opgeslagen die essentieel zijn voor het onderhoud van de wandelpaden, het beheer van de rietlanden en andere conserveringsactiviteiten in het gebied. Daarnaast biedt De Kievit ruimte voor educatieve bijeenkomsten en dient het als startpunt voor verschillende wandelroutes, waaronder die naar het nabijgelegen Lusthof De Haeck.  Recente Ontwikkelingen In 2014 onderging Werkschuur De Kievit een grondige verbouwing om beter te kunnen voldoen aan de behoeften van zowel medewerkers als bezoekers. De interne herindeling resulteerde in efficiëntere werkruimtes en verbeterde faciliteiten voor de groeiende groep vrijwilligers. Een opvallende toevoeging was de aanleg van een openbare toilet- en doucheruimte, een welkome voorziening voor wandelaars die de omliggende natuurgebieden verkennen.  Toegankelijkheid en Voorzieningen Voor bezoekers die de Nieuwkoopse Plassen willen verkennen, biedt De Kievit parkeergelegenheid en dient het als ideaal startpunt voor wandelingen. Vanaf hier is het slechts een korte wandeling over de Hollandsekade naar natuurgebieden zoals Malta en Lusthof De Haeck. Hoewel de locatie met het openbaar vervoer minder goed bereikbaar is, kunnen bezoekers overwegen een (OV-)fiets te huren in nabijgelegen plaatsen zoals Bodegraven of Woerden.  Conclusie Werkschuur De Kievit speelt een cruciale rol in het behoud en de toegankelijkheid van de Nieuwkoopse Plassen. Het dient niet alleen als operationele basis voor natuurbeheerders, maar ook als gastvrij ontvangstpunt voor bezoekers die de rijke biodiversiteit en serene schoonheid van dit gebied willen ervaren.

(Translated by Google) Nice parking space for electric cars and bicycles, you can charge them there and a nature reserve, but it would be a wahala for mushrooms, but there was little to see this time (Original) Mooie parkeerplaats zelf voor elektrische auto en fiets kun je daar opladen en natuurgebied maar het zou een wahala zijn voor voor paddestoelen maar er was maar weinig te zien deze keer

(Translated by Google) Beautiful and especially quiet nature reserve, nice that there is a parking space. And a great starting point for a wonderful bike ride (Original) Mooie en vooral rustig natuurgebied, fijn dat er een parkeerplaats is. En een mooi startpunt voor een heerlijke fietstocht

(Translated by Google) You can take a nice walk there... Beautiful nature reserve, highly recommended if you like wide open spaces and water. Make sure you wear walking shoes/boots.. you can also leave the path.. (muddy) there are also viewpoints.. (Original) Je kan er een mooie wandeling maken.. Mooi natuurgebied , Als je van wijds en water houdt een aanrader. Trek wel wandelschoenen / laarsen aan.. kan je ook van het pad af.. (modderig) zijn ook uitkijkpunten..

(Translated by Google) In Woerdense, at the end of the forest street, there is ample parking space for the Lapwing. His boat trips on the Nieuwkoopse Plassen. From the natural monument. Many excursions are organized from there. Also walking tours. Behind the nature monument building is a beautiful wild garden that is maintained by a local couple. That was worth watching. I don't know what it will look like in winter. It is a beautiful area. It falls under a quiet area. There are many meadow birds. (Original) In het woerdense verlaat aan het einde van de bos straat daar is de kievit ruime parkeer gelegenheid. Zijn vaartochten over de Nieuwkoopse plassen. Van de natuurmonument. Van daar uit worden veel excursie georganiseerd . Ook wandeltochten. Achter het gebouw van natuurmonument is een mooie wilde tuin dat onderhouden wordt door een Echtpaar uit de buurt. Dat was de moeite waard om te bekijken. Hoe het in de winter eruit zal zien weet ik niet. Het is een prachtige omgeving. Het valt onder stilte gebied. Zijn veel weide vogels.

Always my favourite stop when back in Netherland. Different beers. Unusual flavours and dutch bitterballe kroketten and lots more. Pretty waitresses and warm friendly ambience

Very nice experience. The guy leading the guided tour was friendly and shared many interesting details, they let you see basically every part of the production, you can take photos, and 3 samples of their beers are included. Cafe inside is nice, and if the weather is good, outside is a very spacious terrace with a view on a windmill. They have 20 beers on the tap, their own, but also from the other breweries. For the fans, visit of their shop in the room next to the bar is recommended, you will find many of their beers that might not be so easy to get otherwise. For the food - bitterballen were ok, and the duck breast with potato and sauce tasted amazing, even though the portion was way too small.

cosy authentic restaurant with a good selection of beers. Service is top

At this place they don't just know how to brew splendid beer, they also have excellent food. The bar/restaurant is compact and has a great selection of beer. Moreover, there is a high end bottle shop in the same house. I will definitely come back to this place!

This place is a mark for every craft beer lover. Brouwerij De Molen produce not only the best beers in Netherlands, but some of the more recognised beers in the world. The food is very good too. Totally worth it to do the tour in the factory. If you planning go in end September, you should go to the Borefts Beer Festival.

Really nice to go to and great guide too!

Stopped here with my wife one afternoon for a drink. The chef suggested a cheese board and brought us samples of every beer on tap. Excellent beer, even better service. Definitely worth a visit!

If you don't know where to eat and what to eat or only looking for a nice Bar and a Snack, you will getting inspired here Great atmoshere Tip: Bazar!

Witte de Withstraat, named after a 17th-century admiral, has transformed from a modest residential and commercial street into one of Rotterdam’s liveliest cultural hubs. Revitalized in the 1990s through urban renewal projects, it is now known for its contemporary art galleries, creative spaces, and vibrant nightlife. A must-visit for anyone wanting to experience Rotterdam’s alternative and modern cultural scene.

Quirky place

Best street in rotterdam. art, drinks and food 👌

One of the most dynamic and vibrant streets in Rotterdam, lined with trendy restaurants and bars as well as boutiques

Cool little artistic street.

Beautiful neighbourhood with lots of graffitis and sculptures, also bars and restaurants.

A must! Incredible views. We went up just before sunset and then after sunset, we had a drink and A DELICIOUS AND GENEROUS portion of their fries with truffle mayo and parmesan, so worth it. After that we went back out to experience the views of the lights. It's like 3 experiences in 1. Highly recommend it to locals and tourists.

The waiter was pretty rude! One of the waitresses got us a table with a nice view but that was all of the good experience. We waited 20 minutes to order and when the waiter came he told us that table has a reservation and we had to move to another one so we left the restaurant.

Great open view of the Rotterdam city. 360° view available. Unfortunatelly service in the restaurant was not so good. Although mostly empty we were tild we cant be served lunch because they didnt have staff. Other people were served. We left and wouldnt recommend the restaurant.

Was great to br able to see Rotterdam from such a height and there is a small video you watch to show the history of Rotterdam. Would have been better if they had signs to show what you are looking at once you are on the viewing platform. Instead there is a QR code you can scan and then you are supposed to be able to point your camera at things and it will tell you what it was, however it doesn't work well at all. You also have to buy a more expensive ticket to go to the highest point. They also do abseiling down the Euromast which wasn't widely advertised.

I put 3 stars for the fact that we paid a lot of money for just a couple of short video clips explaining about the city. I thought we would get a better experience for the amount of money we paid. I was disappointed. But the view was great, for that reason I didnt make it 1 or 2 stars :)

Worth the money, views on top are breathtaking. Be sure to dress warmly if you go for the Euroscoop ride in November as you may have to wait outside for 7 min.

A moment suspended between sky and earth. The Euromast restaurant offers a culinary experience as memorable as the view that accompanies it. Each dish reflects a refined balance of flavors and a meticulous presentation, enhanced by discreet and attentive service. The panorama over Rotterdam, especially at sunset, lends the whole experience an atmosphere that is both intimate and spectacular. An exceptional address perfect for celebrating a special occasion or simply savoring the Dutch art of living with elegance.

My buddy told me about this cool landmark, I took a train from Amsterdam to get there. It was late when I arrived. I didn’t get to view inside the architecture, even though the surface was yellow, you could still clearly see that it was being built for decades. If you’re in the area, you should totally drop by. I solely walked around these innovative houses, had a meal and headed back.

The Cube Houses are truly one of the most unique architectural sights I’ve ever visited. Walking through the area feels almost surreal—the tilted cubes, sharp angles, and bright yellow panels create a playful, futuristic atmosphere. The show house offers a fascinating look at how people actually live in these unconventional spaces, and the views from inside are surprisingly charming. Whether you’re into architecture or just love exploring memorable landmarks, the Cube Houses are absolutely worth a visit.

Interesting architecture on the cubes way of design and living. Was it good to visit and paid euro3.50. first time experiencing to see how the laid out. For the cost was ok. But the whole tour takes less than 10 mins to finish all. So it is up to you to judge if the cost is worth to pay.

Beautiful place to go and take a few shots and vídeos, definitely worth the visit on the OUTSIDE, but to be completely honest, wouldn’t recommend anyone to pay 3,50 euros for 5 minute “tour” inside a cube, my group and I thought it was quite disappointing and I would have appreciated knowing this in advance 😅

A definite must visit if coming to Rotterdam. The concept of people living in these unique structures is crazy and it is not too expensive to visit. Note that stairs are narrow so you need to be able to navigate these.

I had a couple of hours layover in Rotterdam so went to check out the cube houses. They are truly uniquebabd it was interesting to see how the architect has integrated storage. Population density in the Netherlands is a constant discussion but once you visit this you realize why they never made any more. Beautiful from the outside, interesting conceptually but definitely ultimate a case of form over function.

An area I had wanted to see every since I heard of its existence in planning our walk through Rotterdam, this did not disappoint. We were pressed for time so we did not enter the museum/show house but did wander through and around marveling at the tilted cubes and how they intertwined to make patios, shops and of course the actual homes. If I ever return to Rotterdam, I am definitely going to put aside time to enter the interior and explore what they have done with all the slanted ceilings and walls.

A very beautiful area. There are many traditional vessels in the port.

Great historical area for a drink and an nice vieuw awards the old port.

It never gets old! If the weather allows, it's a great place to drink your coffee and relax with your friends!

The historical part of the harbour it’s something special and need to be visited, most of the city is really modern while here you can feel a bit of the old charm

Enchanting place for having the most amazing time. Whether you are going out with friends for dinner or drinks or just walking around. Best place for romantic evening or having your own time for thinking.

What a lovely area, just a couple of minutes from the Cube houses and the Markthal and close to a number of hotels such as CitizenM and restaurants such as Fitzgeralds. Blaak station, the Metro and tram are just a few minutes away or you can arrive in foot or by cycle. By day it’s a beautiful, relaxed area: there are lots of seats to sit and watch the world go by. The harbour if full of old and unusual boats many of which have supporting information posted closer by. Also look out for the Calex building which is really stunning and dominates done corner. In the evening the area comes alive as the many bars and restaurants quickly fill up with tourists and locals alike. Slepervest and other short streets are piled with cycles as people enjoy the lovely safe environment. If you are staying close by it’s definitely worth visiting to soak up the atmosphere.

A very scenic place to walk through, also very interesting to read the little information cards by each boat to find out a bit more about them

A core viewing item for tourists is the Erasmusbrug with its sleek lines and modern design. Instantly recognizable. I especially wanted to walk here as i suspected it was near our cruise ship terminal and I wanted to know how to get here if we had any trouble with our shuttle transfers. We walked half way out for great views down the river/channel. Additional photos were from our cruise ship sail away the next day, from the other side of the channel/river

Super cool to see up close in person. However if you are short on time - it’s just as spectacular viewing from afar. Walking across this bridge doesn’t compare to walking across the Brooklyn Bridge (which is not to be missed in NYC). There wasn’t much to see or do around the Erasmus bridge.

The Erasmus Bridge is a must-see in Rotterdam. Its sleek, modern design and impressive span make it a perfect spot for photos. Its one of the best tourist attraction. I passed by on a cloudy February, but I'm sure that the views on others seasons of the year as angles would be magnificent.

The Erasmus Bridge, also known as the Swan Bridge,very beautiful is a proud symbol of the city Rotterdam .Completed in 1996. You can not miss when coming to this city You get here by means of transport, Metro, Tram, Bus, Water Bus, Taxi Bus.

I went to the bridge in the evening. So I could get some nice shots of the city lights. The bridge is beautiful. I don’t know if I would’ve felt the same if I went during the day.

The Erasmus Bridge is more than just a structure; it is an icon and a symbol of modern Rotterdam. A visit at night is highly recommended and is one of the most beautiful experiences the city has to offer. It is a moment of tranquility and urban fascination all at once. Whether for a romantic stroll or as the highlight of an architectural tour, the sight of the luminous swan will stay with you long after your visit.

Love the architecture and the views you get when walking/ cycling over this bridge!

February 2023 A nice, not too big museum about all kind of stuff from history. Egypt etc. Visit takes about 1-2 hours.

The air inside the museum is very hot. The stairs are difficult to walk.

Woerden is a lovely small dutch town in the countryside with a lively city center of shops and cafes. This city museum is a great way to spend an hour as the building itself is historical and then you get interesting rotating exhibits (I was there for a textile exhibit) as well as the history of Romans in the town. Highly recommend.

A small museum in the city's old City Hall. It's a museum that showcases the rich history of Woerden all the way back to the time the Roman Empire used the location for trade. There is an art exhibition which gets rotated every once in a while, and there are Roman artifacts on display that was found at various locations during the modern city's construction.

Interesting museum for local history 🍀

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Small but nice

A great day trip from Rotterdam. The videos inside the boat are great, lovely electronic demonstrations, you can go inside a couple windmills. But the best part is how passionate the volunteers are. They love chatting about the water management system and Netherlands history. A wonderful place for a sunny day. Do be careful with the ferry, if you time it incorrectly, you'll be waiting for an hour to get there or back.

We didn’t have time to do the tour since we were biking through to Vreeswijk, but some of our colleagues were able to do a short tour and see the inside of the working windmills. The photos were really cool and I wish I could’ve done it. Great place to walk or bike. Beautiful scenery.

We visited this beautiful and serene UNESCO site in September. We enjoyed the boat ride and exploring the two windmills. I am glad to see that they kept these windmills in good conditions so that next generations appreciate them. Definitely worth visiting.

The Kinderdijk windmill complex in the Netherlands consists of several historic windmills arranged in a line along waterways. Visitors can explore the outdoor areas of the mills and gain insight into the region's traditional water management systems. The paths are easily accessible, partially suitable for bicycles and pedestrians, and there are designated areas for photography and rest stops. Information about the mills and their history is provided via information panels. Parking is €9; guided tours of individual mills are available for an additional fee. The complex is clearly visible due to its location in an open landscape, offering several points of view over the windmills and waterways. Overall, the Kinderdijk windmill complex offers an informative and well-structured tour of historical buildings in a manageable setting.

UNESCO Kinderdijk is absolutely beautiful and well worth the visit. The row of historic windmills set along the waterways feels almost timeless, and the scenery is peaceful, open, and incredibly photogenic. Walking or biking through the area gives you plenty of opportunities to enjoy the landscape, and the visitor center provides helpful background on the history and engineering behind the windmills. It’s a perfect blend of nature, culture, and Dutch heritage—a truly memorable experience.

The site is huge and it is very beautiful you can spend the day there and honestly I didn’t take the tour but it is recommended due to the fact that it allows you to see the area better and have a better experience. But the parking was really hard to be found and their parking places are extremely expensive!!

We came here in October on a Thursday so we knew going into it that it was off-season. Getting here via public transit from Rotterdam was a bit of a trek but we managed. We bought tickets and enjoyed all it had to offer. We walked through all the museum spaces, took the water shuttle and the water tour. It was a fun day out in nature to get some fresh air and getaway from the city. It seemed like you could explore the place without buying tickets but to access the museum exhibits, the museum style windmills and the water shuttle, you needed to show proof of tickets. The only thing I'd recommend is bringing your own food as the options were slim and the space to eat filled up quick once the rain started down pouring!

Important history of witches, and parallels with modern day pariahs well covered. Focused on humanising experience to understand both the accused dilemma and why someone might accuse or bear false witness.

A quick trip to a quaint location. The staff are polite, patient and very enthusiastic making you feel comfortable right away.

An interesting and unique museum. The staffs are very friendly and helpful. My kids were very happy to be there. The “scavenger hunt” was great. We’ve learned a lot. And after weighing everyone got a certificate just like hundreds years ago, nice!

Nice museum for a quick visit. Information is in English and Dutch. It can be seen in about 30 min - 1h depending if you read everything and watch every video. You can get weight and get a certificate that you’re not a witch. There’s a toilet and a small shop. The general admission per adult is 7.50, although if you have the museum card the entrance it’s free. The scales to get weight are on the ground floor, but videos and further information are on the first floor. I did not see an elevator. The website of the museum offers reservation and we did reserve, but people were not being asked for it. So maybe reserve to be sure for a spot in case is a busy day.

Loved the whole experience wonderful village beautiful scenery and tourism, particular merit must go to the museum of witchcraft delving into the history of Hollands treatment of anyone not fitting the norm, with it's muted warning of how society can become bigoted and cruel when misled by those in power🤔❤️🇳🇱

It's a tiny museum, perhaps a bit costly (8.50 euros to see only the scale) but it has its fashion. The audio-visual material is rather limited. Interesting collection of books. Some good old editions.

Beautiful setting. Sat outside in the middle of the village. Excellent, friendly service. Good choice on menu. Dinner very good (fish)

No-one seems interested in visitors or tourism here, quite interesting in itself but no effort to involve you or exite anyone about the story of Silver in Holland🤔😔

We took a tour but it was uninspiring. What was told I could also read on the tablets that where there. Direct questions where avoided or "I dont know you should ask the artist downstairs". I did not get the feeling there was intrinsic motivation to learn more about silver other then was needed to give the tour. Nevertheless the exposition was great and the artist downstairs working on an exposition was also good to talk with.

I was really disapointed from my visit in this museum from all the people security folow only me like a criminal couldnt enjoy my visit dont be racist you have cameras !!!! You ruwind my day thank you

A well crafted exhibition of both modern and more historic items. Unfortunately there were no smiths working on silver, that would have been great.

Very disappointed! It's more a shop than a museum. Small rooms with contemporary art, no history at all, the staff speaks English with problems. the "museum" has no map or guide. their workshops for children is - buy and do it yourself as you understand. Parking is a challenge, you don't understand where is it allowed to park unless you ask inside the museum. We just wasted time.

Lovely day out worth every minuet of your time super.

Interesting! Many silver pieces with good background stories.