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Updated • updatedOct 7, 2025
Updated • updatedOct 7, 2025
Nestled in the heart of the Netherlands, Den Bosch is a city that beautifully blends rich history with vibrant culture. From its stunning medieval architecture to its lively streets filled with delightful eateries, this charming destination offers something for everyone. Whether you're wandering through the picturesque canals of the Binnendieze or marveling at the intricate stained-glass windows of St. John's Cathedral, you'll quickly discover why Den Bosch is a must-visit for travelers seeking a unique experience.
As you explore this captivating city, you'll encounter a mix of renowned attractions and hidden gems. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the Noordbrabants Museum and the Jheronimus Bosch Art Center, showcasing the works of famous artists and the local legend, Bosch. Food lovers can indulge in the local delicacy, the Bossche bol, at Banketbakkerij Jan de Groot, or enjoy a meal at trendy spots like Eetbar DIT. With so much to see and do, Den Bosch invites you to dive into its rich tapestry of culture, history, and culinary delights.
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The Noordbrabants Museum is a contemporary museum that showcases a diverse collection of objects related to regional and international history, culture, and art. Established since 1836, the museum houses approximately 30,000 individual items including paintings by Vincent van Gogh and silverware from the 17th century. In addition to its permanent collection, the museum hosts temporary exhibitions featuring work by contemporary artists.
There is a temporary exhibition called “Landscape of the fall”, by Abdelkader Benchamma. Very beautiful art with creative ideas using lines, and very intelligent idea using the huge space on the wall linking to old paintings from Hieronymus Bosch and Pieter Bruegel. By this exhibition itself it is already worthwhile to visit.
The museum has other long term exhibitions that are also Interesting. One room specially for Van Gogh. I also like some of the still life oil paintings.
The historical parts are also interesting, although we ran out of time to observe the details. I am impressed that there were bronze swords from 1800 BC found in north Brabant area.
Chen L — Google review
The Noordbrabants Museum is a really cool place to visit. I love how they mix traditional art with more modern and unexpected historical pieces. One of the things that stood out to me was seeing items that were part of everyday life not too long ago but are now considered history—like the first Apple computer. It’s fascinating to see how things evolve over time.
The museum also has an impressive collection of paintings, including works by Van Gogh, Picasso, and other great artists. Walking through the galleries, I felt like I was experiencing both classic masterpieces and surprising bits of modern history all in one place. It’s definitely a museum worth visiting!
A beautiful Dutch museum. There is a hall telling the history of the museum, some historic work and a lot of modern works. There was also a performance in the museum when I visited it. I enjoyed the visit a lot. Thanks a lot to the very friendly people working there.
Excellent museum, and a must-go-to if one is in Den Bosch. They have special exhibits every month or so, which I don’t usually care for; but the permanent collection is incredible and alone a reason to visit.
The building is beautiful; it is like an old mansion, with gorgeous rooms to hold the still more gorgeous art. One could spend hours here.
There is a cafe as well, which has delicious donuts from the famous Jan de Groot cafe. Eating them here has the added bonus that one does not need to spend ages waiting in line for the Jan de Groot cafe.
Please be aware that service can be slow. But who goes to an art museum who is in a hurry!
I highly recommend this gem of a museum. It is well worth the admission fee.
This is one of the best museums I've been to in the Netherlands. The experience of the journey it takes you through stays with you for days after your visit!
I strongly reccomend the The Verhaal van Noord Brabant section 😌
Great mixture of modern and classic art+ child friendly
Great museum! Very interesting, well displayed and maintained. Friendly staff and a wide range of interesting elements on display and North Brabant history
Nice museum close to the StJans cathedral. The museum is located in a nice building. The standard exhibition has works from 1500-1950. Nice collection of works of Van Gogh. We visited the special exhibition: Brueghel the family reunion - Five generations under one roof.
Verwersstraat 41, 5211 HT 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Art center
The Jheronimus Bosch Art Center in Den Bosch, The Netherlands, offers a unique opportunity to delve into the world of the famous medieval painter Hieronymus Bosch. Born and raised in Den Bosch, he is celebrated as the city's most famous son. The center showcases life-size reproductions of all his paintings and blow-ups of his diabolic creatures, providing an immersive experience into his dark and enigmatic works.
This new museum dedicated to Jeroen Bosch is great. You can go all the way to the top of the rotunda by elevator or stairs and see for miles around. Many displays and exact replicas of his art work. Plenty of space to move around. Nice restrooms. Gift shop with reasonable prices for unique items. No food/drink for sale.
Roger C — Google review
This museum is full of surprises. I enjoyed the modern approach on Jheronimus Bosch's artworks and the guide book helped me understand his work better. Staff provides the needed information in a professional, helpful and friendly manner.
Take all the time you need, warm clothes (because it's really cold inside) and some friends and enjoy the astronomical clock presentation, as well. 😊
I was fascinated of Bosch’s work and really enjoyed visiting this art center. They also had some funny trippy movies and huge crazy clock with “animation”
Extraordinary art experience! Before visiting the museum I didn't know much about the work of Jheronimus Bosch and I was completely blown away by what I saw. The exhibited works are reproductions, but this does not diminish the artistic experience. By entering the museum, you enter a fantastic world that inspires artists to this day.
In addition to the work of Jheronimous Bosch, there are also paintings by artists inspired by his work. Also, the world in which the artist created in a very convincing way was revived in the basement of the church.
Gallery it self is former Neo-Gothic church where sacred meets surreal. The high ceilings and stained-glass windows set the stage for a journey not just through art, but into Bosch's imagination. Climb the bell tower for a panoramic view of the town Bosch once walked—unchanged in many ways since his time.
Tickets can be purchased at the entrance and cost €12 per person. It is paid exclusively by cards. The ticket comes with a brochure which is very helpful to experience the exhibited works. There is also a guide in the gallery who occasionally explains about individual exhibits.
Small interesting museum of Bosch's work and work of people inspired by him in a church. Great view from the fifth floor, also has an elevator.
What a great museum...the location in a church gives it an extra dimension. You can take the elevator to the rooftop for a great view over the city as well...The paper guide book they give you at the entrance is very interesting too to understand better the artwork! Not to miss....
Nice large guide book provided in Dutch and English. The paintings are reproductions but overall good quality. You can take the elevator to the top of the tower for a panoramic look at the city, although there are windows preventing you from going on the balcony and they were a little bit dirty so that would affect photographs. Gift shop has a wide variety of souvenirs but the t-shirts at $50 is crazy
Amazing experience for Bosch fans, the paintings reproductions are very good and the atmosphere of the place is really cool.
Jeroen Boschplein 2, 5211 ML 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Catholic cathedral
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Cathedral
Church
St. John's Cathedral, located in the heart of Den Bosch, is a magnificent example of Brabant Gothic architecture dating back to the 14th century. This massive cathedral features a soaring 73-meter-tall spire and is renowned as one of the most complete examples of Gothic architecture in the Netherlands. The intricate details adorning its walls include medieval artifacts as well as modern additions like a stone angel statue holding a mobile phone.
It’s one of the most beautiful cathedrals I’ve visit so far. From the front, you can’t really see it’s beauty and the gothic architecture. So I recommend to take a walk around the church to see its real potential haha :) and the beautiful architecture and paintings from inside, are just breathtaking. I visited the church on monday, it wasn’t crowded. The entrance is completely free, and there was an art gallery inside.
Trrixy 1 — Google review
Beautiful cathedral! Lovely to walk around in. The staff was a bit dismissive when we asked about the grave of Hieronymus Bosch. They don’t know where he was buried but he was carried out of the church after his funeral, for which there is a stone to commemorate in one of the doorways.
Very beautiful inside and outside. You get a spiritual feeling when going through the inside of the Cathedral. Its just magnificent, you just have to experience it yourself
The enormous St John's Cathedral was stunning outside and beautiful inside. As always, learning the history and focusing in on all or the intricate details is amazing.
One of the most beautiful cathedrals of the Netherlands with a huge organ; the colored windows are amazing. You can walk to the top and have a beautiful view over Den Bosch. In and outside the architecture is stunning and overwhelming
Extravagantly decorated Gothic cathedral in Den Bosch, very beautiful on the outside, I didn’t have an opportunity to look inside.
Beautiful church building in the centre of the old town. Hard to believe that it is 800 years old. Must visit when you are in Den Bosch!
A beautiful early Gothic Cathedral built in the Dutch style.
Torenstraat 16, 5211 KK 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
Museum
Specialty Museums
Design Museum Den Bosch, located in Den Bosch, Netherlands, is a must-visit for those interested in the influence of design on everyday life. The museum offers an international collection of ceramics and jewelry and hosts guided tours and workshops. With ever-changing exhibitions, visitors can explore the cultural significance of design from the past to the future. The museum's architecture stands out against typical Dutch houses and it is known for its large selection of modern artworks as well as a renowned jewelry collection.
Very nicely organised museum of Design, super friendly staff 🌟
Nataliya G — Google review
The main exhibition on design and climate was interesting and well thought out. The second one (Supreme) a bit less interesting to me.
I really like that they showcase local design too and that some smaller exhibitions are accessible for free. The Soft Spaces exhibition on drag was touching.
Overall the ticket price can be expensive if you want to go back regularly to see the new paid exhibitions though.
Fairly okay ish collection, many parts are at the moment under renovation.
Definitely not worth the money, for 13.5e per person you don't get much, I think it's overpriced. Half of the museum was about Supreme exhibition that you can see if you just literally visit the Supreme store. The other half was fine, but definitely not for that money. Maybe we're just not the target audience. We went there based on the reviews, honestly just save your money. Also, lots of the pictures on here are probably from some previous exhibitions, so we didn't see anything interesting.
Had a very fun visit at the museum, went for 'mapping modernity' but enjoyed the other exhibition as well.
Mapping modernity was an interesting and educational exhibition. Particularly liked that they had printed the information booklet in an old-fashioned map like format.
While the exhibition is only large enough for one large room it took us almost two hours to have a thorough look around and hadn't yet seen everything.
Probably less interesting for young kids, though there is an activity for children set up at the start of the exhibition.
We visited the museum because we were attracted by the indications at the entrance about the "Faster, better, more beautiful – the design of progress".
The display is about a fascinating collection of objects designed under the influence of the "need for speed" that has influenced the umanity from the beginning. The items from '30 to '50 are stunning but naif. It is possible to observe the evolution of the shapes proposed and the influence of the simulation technologies to derive more sophisticated shapes.
it is possible to take photo inside.
on the ground level there is also an expositions of objects connected with human body: protesis, gadgets and surprising technology interacting with your body
Amazing
streamline design theme at museum shows how designers have innovated over last hundred years to make machines not only faster, efficient and better but also stunning in looks. Museum highlights through various examples how learning from nature has went into making these design improvements. With workshops and active learning exercises, a perfect place to visit for young and adults.
Good museum for art exhibitions, it is located right in the city center of Den Bosch, I really enjoyed the "Screenwear: exploring Digital Fashion" exhibition a lot. Everything was well-displayed. There were some interactive artworks that you can explore and have fun with it :)
De Mortel 4, 5211 HV 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
Confectionery store
Coffee shop
Pastry shop
Patisserie
Banketbakkerij Jan de Groot is a long-standing, family-owned bakery renowned for its signature creation, the Bossche bol. Located just a short walk from the train station in Den Bosch, this iconic establishment has gained widespread acclaim for its delectable pastries. The Bossche bol itself is a generous profiterole filled with luscious whipped cream and coated in decadent chocolate—a regional delicacy that has garnered popularity among both locals and visitors.
I went there at a pastry shop in Den Bosch yesterday on a friend’s recommendation and tried the Bossche Bollen. Coming from Cambodia, this was my first time trying this Dutch snack, and it didn’t disappoint!
The chocolate shell was fresh and paired perfectly with the creamy filling inside definitely one of my new favorite Dutch snack.
The shop is conveniently located close to the railway station, and the prices are affordable. BUT: we need get there early, as it will be crowded and may be a bit long to wait.
Rith P — Google review
Every time we go to Den Bosch, we *must* stop here. One time they were closed, and I said to my boyfriend, "There are a ton of Bossche bol places, we can just try another one," and he replied that I was out of my mind— Jan de Groot is the only one worth eating. When we take friends to Den Bosch, we always make it a point to introduce them to this place. Super quality, decent price, and a very lekker treat!
This is the place everyone recommended for Bossche Bollen, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. We had tried them at a few other spots in Den Bosch, but nothing came close to the quality here. The chocolate is rich, the cream perfectly light, and the pastry just right — truly next level.
Yes, there’s always a line — but it moves fast, and it’s 100% worth the wait. When something is this good, people know. If you’re in Den Bosch, don’t miss this place!
One of the iconic Bossche Ball here in NL. Glad that I got it from their original shop here in Den Bosch.
Busy place but they served the best one! Location is also 3 mins walking distance from the NS train station
Almost a 100 years family bakery! The Bosch balls are really special and delicious. The thickness of the chocolate layer is perfect! ( most of the time, the supermarkets or other bakeries’ Bosch balls are with too thick layer and too sweet). The prices are also reasonable. It’s a nice experience to sit inside to taste their Bosch balls with a cup of tea/coffee. I also bought several Bosch balls afterwards to enjoy at home.
The only bad experience is one of the young lady at the store, she was a bit rude and unfriendly. Otherwise I’d for sure give it a 5 stars.
The stoplight to indicate whether there is space to sit or not is a cute touch. I recommend going upstairs to eat if there is space because it is very pretty up there.
The chicken panini was really good. Flavourful and juicy, simple yet tastes great. The bossche bol was the highlight of the visit of course, very light with the cream and the dark chocolate covering was the right amount of sweetness.
We went around lunch time on Sunday and wasn't too busy, we waited maybe 10 minutes max but the queue goes quick enough.
One stop pastry shop for me! Famous for their boschebol, but please consider when buying the xxl boschebol; it is sized 3x bigger! Other than the boschebol, got cherry pastry. I love the cherry pastry so much that i eat it in one sitting. Would recommend to visit your friends and family with some pastries takeaways from here!
Great dessert! Thanks to one of my dearest friends, who was born in s’Hertogenbosch, I found out about the famous dessert with chocolate and cream inside. It was a great choice, that sweetened the rainy weather. I recommend to everyone who searches for a great walk in a silent and airy place to visit this city and to try this famous dessert! ❤️
Stationsweg 24, 5211 TW 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Hiking area
Bossche Broek is a stunning nature reserve located right on the edge of the city. It mainly consists of grasslands and is a popular spot for cycling and hiking. What's surprising is that you can simply cross the street from the city center and find yourself surrounded by nature. The area near the city gives off a countryside vibe, perfect for picnics, walking, or jogging. Additionally, it serves as a water storage facility when water levels rise too high.
Nice bit of nature right outside the city. You can walk right along the city moat and see the city wall. There is also a fun little pull raft to get across the moat.
Philip W — Google review
Very fun 40 minute walk around the city with beautiful views and wildlife around you.
Lovely to have a nice walk and enjoy the landscape
Love this nature reserve! Sadly not so many trees but still beautiful grass lands and in summer definitely worth a visit! Either by Longboard or just for a good old walk
Lovely place to walk, relax and enjoy nature..
Cool experience, never been on a ferry you'd have to pull yourself.
serene nature by the side of Den Bosch city , walks games , artificial beach and much more...
Nice view. But we cound't go around the place cause the road was blocked. Still is good to have some fresh air there.
5211 JE 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
River
Binnendieze is an underground canal network in the old city of Den Bosch, originally a river called Dommel. Over time, buildings and roads were constructed over it due to lack of space. Today, visitors can take boat trips on this hidden river to explore the historical heart of Den Bosch and discover its most secluded spots. The century-old system offers a unique way to see various monuments, ancient and modern buildings, as well as the city's fortifications.
Amazing experience with nice and very informative comments by the skipper.
Fam. K — Google review
(Translated by Google) It was another pleasant, relaxing boat trip in a stable boat. The vaults have been cleaned up considerably compared to more than 10 years ago, at the expense of the greenery. Too bad, but apparently necessary. Furthermore, the boatswain/guide was fairly easy to understand, but I would have preferred to sit at the back instead of at the front because of better speech understanding.
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Het was weer een aangename, rustgevende boottocht in een stabiele boot. De gewelven zijn ten opzichte van ruim 10 jaar geleden behoorlijk opgeschoond, ten koste van het groen. Jammer, maar kennelijk noodzakelijk. Verder was de bootsman/gids vrij goed te verstaan maar liever had ik achteraan willen zitten ipv vooraan ivm beter spraakverstaan.
(Translated by Google) The Binnendieze is rightly one of the historical attractions of Amsterdam
's - Hertogenbosch .
The Binnendieze is the collective name for the age-old system of all watercourses within the walls of the city.
From April to October you can discover the waterways with a whisper boat (a characteristic open boat).
The Binnendieze used to flow behind the houses.
The current shape of the city, the streets and the narrow houses that border the water at the back, is therefore unique.
Ships transported their goods over the narrow watercourses, the iron and cloth industry used the water in the production process.
The Binnendieze not only provided drinking water for the citizens, the stream was also used as a sewer.
There is a bronze plaque in tribute at the starting point at the Voldersgat
Jan van der Eerden and Hein Bergé,
they have made an important contribution to the preservation of the Binnendieze.
Departure points: Molenstraat or from the Voldersgat.
Tickets can be purchased in advance at VVV visit den Bosch.
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De Binnendieze is met recht één van de historische trekpleisters van
´ s - Hertogenbosch .
De Binnendieze is de verzamelnaam voor het eeuwenoude stelsel van alle waterlopen binnen de muren van de stad.
Van april tot oktober kun je met een fluisterboot ( een karateristieke open boot ) de waterlopen ontdekken.
De Binnendieze stroomde vroeger achter de huizen langs .
De huidige vorm van de stad , het stratenbeloop en de smalle huizen die aan de achterkant aan het water grenzen , is dan ook uniek.
Schepen vervoerden hun handelswaren over de smalle waterloopjes , de ijzer-en lakenindustrie gebruikte het water in het productieproces.
Voor de burgers leverde de Binnendieze niet alleen drinkwater , het stroompje werd óók gebruikt als riool.
Aan het vertrekpunt aan het voldersgat hangt een bronzen plaquette als eerbetoon aan
Jan van der Eerden en Hein Bergé,
zij hebben een belangrijke bijdrage geleverd aan het behoud van de Binnendieze.
Vertrekpunten : Molenstraat of vanaf het Voldersgat.
Kaartjes op voorhand te kopen bij VVV visit den Bosch.
(Translated by Google) Super fun and relaxing to do if you're interested in history. A must-do during your visit to the beautiful city of 's-Hertogenbosch.
The skippers are all volunteers. Unfortunately, we didn't have any cash on us. Otherwise, we would definitely have left a tip.
Tip: use a QR code so people can voluntarily leave a tip. You deserve it.
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Super leuk en relaxed om te doen als je geïnteresseerd bent in geschiedenis en historie. Een must do tijdens je bezoek aan de mooie stad den Bosch.
De schippers zijn allemaal vrijwilligers. Wij hadden helaas geen contant geld bij ons. Anders hadden we zeker een fooi gegeven.
Tip: werk met een QR code zodat mensen vrijwillig een fooi kunnen geven. Jullie verdienen dit.
(Translated by Google) Fun, informative boat trip with a very enthusiastic guide who clearly enjoys his profession!
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Leuke, informatieve boottocht met een zeer enthousiaste gids die overduidelijk plezier heeft in z'n vak!
(Translated by Google) You should definitely do this tour of just under an hour. There is a lot to see and the price of 10 euros per person is more than fair. Of course, the “driver” only talks in Dutch during the journey, but you can often “hear between the lines”. You can get a leaflet in German with some information when you buy the tickets. You can buy the tickets a 2-minute walk away on the canal, where you can also go to the toilet again.
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Man sollte diese Tour von knapp einer Stunde auf jeden Fall machen. Es gibt viel zu sehen und der Preis von 10 Euro pro Person ist mehr als fair. Der „Fahrer“ erzählt natürlich nur auf Niederländisch während der Fahrt, aber man kann oft „zwischen den Zeilen hören“. Ein Faltblatt auf Deutsch, mit ein paar Infos kann man beim Kauf der Karten bekommen. Die Karten kauft man 2 Gehminuten entfernt am Kanal, hier kann man auch nochmal gut aufs Klo gehen.
(Translated by Google) Highly recommended
The supervisor had a lot to say in a nice way
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Een absolute aanrader
De begeleider wist veel en leuk te vertellen
(Translated by Google) Nice boat trip.
(Original)
Leuke boot tocht.
Historical landmark
De Moriaan, also known as the Tourist Information Centre, is a must-visit in 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands. This historic building dates back to 1220 and is recognized as the oldest brick house in the country. Its fascinating architecture and rich history are showcased at the VVV museum located on its ground floor. Situated near St. John's Cathedral and the monumental town hall on Markt, De Moriaan offers a glimpse into medieval Dutch architecture and heritage.
Kinda old... ;)
Tony F — Google review
(Translated by Google) According to tradition, this large "hall house" was built by order of Duke Henry I for his friend Beckerlijn, as a residence in the 13th century.
It is considered one of the oldest brick houses in the Netherlands.
The building was inhabited by important families from Den Bosch.
During the period of the iconoclasm (1566), the Protestants used De Moriaan as a meeting room.
In the 17th century it served as
"playhouses" where theater companies performed.
Later the building was used, among other things, for storage
retail space used.
In 1956 it was scheduled for demolition.
Actions prevented this and in 1963 a large-scale restoration/reconstruction followed that brought the building to a state as it would have looked.
It has housed the local tourist office since 2020.
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Dit grote " zaalhuis " zou , volgens de overlevering , gebouwd zijn op last van Hertog Hendrik I voor zijn vriend Beckerlijn , als woonhuis in de 13de - eeuw.
Het wordt beschouwd als één van de oudste bakstenen huizen in Nederland .
Het pand werd bewoond door belangrijke Bossche families.
Gedurende de periode van de beeldenstorm ( 1566 ) gebruikten de protestanten De Moriaan als vergaderruimte.
In de 17de - eeuw diende het als
" speelhuys " waar theatergezelschappen optraden.
Later is het pand o.a. als opslag - en
winkelruimte gebruikt.
In 1956 stond het op de nominatie om gesloopt te worden.
Acties voorkwamen dat en in 1963 volgde een grootscheepse restauratie /reconstrutie die het gebouw in een staat bracht zoals het er ongeveer uitgezien moet hebben.
Het huisvest sinds 2020 het plaatselijke VVV - kantoor.
(Translated by Google) Wonderful to visit the oldest brick house in the Netherlands
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Prachtig om het oudste bakstenen huis van Nederland te bezichtigen
(Translated by Google) The most important thing in a city for non-locals is the tourist information.
We were able to discover a lot for ourselves and thanks again for the friendly advice.
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Das wichtigste in einer Stadt ist für Ortsfremde die Touristen Information.
Wir haben einiges für uns entdecken können und danke noch mal an die freundliche Beratung.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful on the outside but nothing special on the inside
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Buitenkant mooi maar binnenzijde niet echt bijzonder
(Translated by Google) Den Bosch has a beautiful center with beautiful historic buildings, including the oldest building, the Mondriaan.
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Den Bosch een prachtig centrum met mooie historische gebouwen, waaronder het oudste gebouw de Mondriaan.
(Translated by Google) Nothing special, it fades away in all the activity around it.
(Original)
Niet bijzonder, valt weg in alle bedrijvigheid er omheen.
(Translated by Google) De Moriaan in 's-Hertogenbosch is known as the Netherlands' oldest brick house. It was almost demolished, but due to its monumental status it was (fortunately) preserved. Tradition shows that the brick part was built around 1220. However, De Moriaan was founded around 1185
Apparently there is the oldest peat stone house in Deventer, which goes by the name 'Proosdij'. The oldest core of the building is said to date from the year 1130, although it is unclear whether this was a residential house.
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De Moriaan is 's-Hertogenbosch staat bekend als Nederlands oudste bakstenen huis. Het was bijna gesloopt, maar door de monumentale status is het (gelukkig) behouden. Uit de overlevering blijkt dat het bakstenen gedeelte rond 1220 is gebouwd. De Moriaan is echter gesticht rond 1185
In Deventer schijnt het oudste turfstenen huis te staan, wat de naam 'Proosdij' draagt. De Oudste kern van het gebouw zou uit het jaar 1130 stammen, hoewel hier onduidelijkheid over bestaat, of dit een woonhuis betrof.
Marktstraat 79, 5211 JX 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
Neighborhoods
Korte Putstraat is a bustling street filled with a diverse range of dining options, from charming eateries to stylish restaurants offering Japanese and French cuisine. The talented chefs in this area are known for their innovative culinary creations, making it an ideal destination for those looking to explore new flavors. Whether you're seeking a casual lunch spot or an elegant dinner setting, Korte Putstraat has something to offer for every palate.
Museum
Sights & Landmarks
Architectural Buildings
Historic Sites
Museum Het Zwanenbroedershuis, also known as the house of the Illustrious Brotherhood of Blessed Lady, is a historic building dating back to the 1300s. Its striking yellow exterior adorned with sculptures makes it easily recognizable. Inside, visitors can explore faithfully restored rooms filled with art and artifacts from different eras that are connected to the brotherhood's history.
One of the oldest still functioning institutions in Europe. Facsinating.
Paul B — Google review
Very interesting and long history of this 'brotherhood'..
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(Translated by Google) Members of the Illustre Lieve Vrouwe Brotherhood have been meeting here for centuries. This special group is inextricably linked to the history of 's-Hertogenbosch through Hieronymus Bosch and St. John's, among others. The tour of about an hour and a half is definitely worth it. You can make a reservation in advance, but you can also just walk in. The volunteers are very hospitable and are happy to tell you more about the rich history of this beautiful building and the Brotherhood.
(Original)
Al eeuwenlang komen op deze plaats de leden van de Illustre Lieve Vrouwe Broederschap samen. Onder andere via Jeroen Bosch en de Sint Jan is dit bijzondere gezelschap onlosmakelijk aan de geschiedenis van 's-Hertogenbosch verbonden. De rondleiding van ca. anderhalf uur is zeer zeker de moeite waard. Vooraf reserveren kan, maar gewoon binnenlopen mag ook. De vrijwilligers zijn erg gastvrij en vertellen graag meer over de rijke geschiedenis van dit prachtige pand en de Broederschap.
(Translated by Google) Great location to visit once. Located in a truly beautiful monumental building. Nice tour. The guides are very hospitable and extremely professional. The enthusiasm radiates from it.
A visitor immediately feels welcome.
A gem and gem in the picturesque Burgundian Den Bosch.
It is therefore highly recommended to plan a visit to this much-famed building.
(Original)
Geweldige locatie om een keer langs te gaan. Gelegen in een ronduit schitterend monumentaal pand. Mooie rondleiding. De gidsen zijn zeer gastvrij en uitermate vakkundig. Het enthousiasme straalt er vanaf.
Een bezoeker voelt zich meteen welkom.
Juweeltje en pareltje in het pittoreske Bourgondische Den Bosch.
Derhalve een regelrechte aanrader om een visite te plannen aan dit veelgeroemde pand.
(Translated by Google) Since 1483, it has been the home of the illustrious Brotherhood of Our Lady, an ecumenical society founded in Den Bosch in 1318.
The members are also called
Called "Swan Brothers".
The brotherhood originated in the 14th century, when a group of religious in Den Bosch was concerned with the veneration of Mary and the care of the poor.
Over time, the brotherhood became increasingly wealthy.
At the 500th anniversary of the brotherhood in 1818, the future King William II was asked to join.
After this first Royal Swan
brother, more will follow: now King Willem-Alexander, Princess Beatrix and Princess Irene also bear this title.
Where does the special name come from?
Apparently lavish meals were consumed in the past. A true delicacy was swan meat.
Thus, "Swan Brother" became an honorary title for influential people from high circles.
Hinthamerstraat 94
Open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday from 2 p.m
(ring the bell) - not on public holidays.
(Original)
Sinds 1483 het huis van het illustre Lieve Vrouw Broederschap , een oecumenisch genootschap dat in 1318 in Den Bosch werd opgericht.
De leden worden ook wel
" Zwanenbroeders " genoemd.
Het broederschap is ontstaan in de 14de-eeuw , toen een groep religieuzen in Den Bosch zich bezighield met de verering van Maria en de armenzorg .
In de loop der tijd werd het broederschap steeds rijker.
Bij het 500-jarig bestaan van de broederschap in 1818 wordt aan de latere Koning Willem II gevraagd om zich aan te sluiten.
Na deze eerste Koninklijke Zwanen-
broeder volgen er meer : nu dragen ook Koning Willem-Alexander , Prinses Beatrix en Prinses Irene deze titel.
Waar komt de aparte naam vandaan?
Naar het schijnt werden er vroeger overdadige maaltijden genuttigd . Een ware delicatesse was zwanenvlees .
Zo werd "Zwanenbroeder" een eretitel voor invloedrijke personen uit hoge kringen .
Hinthamerstraat 94
Open op dinsdag, woensdag, donderdag en zondag vanaf 14u
( aanbellen ) - niet op feestdagen.
(Translated by Google) Very interesting with long timelines, fine original artefacts, venerable premises, knowledgeable tour
(Original)
Veldig interessant med lange tidslinjer, fine originale gjenstander, ærverdige lokaler, kunnskapsrik omvisning
(Translated by Google) Very interesting. Oldest society in the Netherlands, dating back to 1300.
(Original)
Zeer interessant. Oudste genootschap van Nederland uit 1300
Hinthamerstraat 94, 5211 MS 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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11Tramkade
Event venue
Exhibition and trade center
Music producer
Night club
Restaurant
Tramkade, an exhibition and trade centre, is well-known for hosting numerous events such as a food truck festival. Its industrial setting provides a distinct atmosphere, while its diverse venues allow for socializing with different groups of people. The area boasts a wide range of activities and games to enjoy. Don't miss out on the chance to visit this fantastic location if you're looking for a place to attend exciting events with an old industrial charm.
I visited multiple events here, including a food truck festival. It's a great industrial place to have cool events. If there is something going on, be sure to visit this place.
Geert ( — Google review
Nice place to be... along the canal. Was starting point for DGR (Distinguished Gentleman Ride)
Nice place to enjoy yourself an afternoon. You can have a drink go to the arcade or do some other activities.
Interesting place with a lot of workshops and activities!
Best place to be for parties and photoshoots
The old industrial vibe gives this area a unique character. The large variety of venues makes it possible to mingle with all sorts of folk. 💕
Nice place to go out! Always fun!
Industrial area just outside the central 's-Hertogenbosch area. Three bars, a coffee bar and two event locations. Spacious and raw environment with festivals, parties and afterparties in the weekends and normal beer drinken through out the week. If you check the locations to see if they're hosting an event.
26, 5211 VB 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
12Nom Nom
affordable
Restaurant
Breakfast restaurant
Lunch restaurant
Nestled in the heart of the city, Nom Nom is a charming eatery that perfectly captures the essence of relaxed dining. With its inviting outdoor seating, it's an ideal spot to enjoy a meal during the warmer months. The menu boasts a variety of health-conscious options, including delicious vegan dishes that cater to diverse dietary preferences.
Stumbled upon this place on Friday during a stop over in Den Bosch.. What a superb place, lively and with a warm welcome and excellent service. I have never seen so many beautiful women in one place and all of them having a great time. Loved it there, will come back for sure.
Garry C — Google review
This was by far the best food and dining experience we had on our ten day trip in the Netherlands. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. The vegetarian tapas that we had was inventive and delicious. We ate inside, and the ambiance was welcoming and lively. It was such a great experience that after a wonderful dinner, we returned the following day for lunch—two creative and artistically presented and delicious sandwiches. Definitely not to be missed when in Den Bosch.
I’m really disappointed with my recent experience at this café. We were a small group of three, and two of us had planned a surprise birthday treat for my sister. We ordered several dishes and the total bill came to €52.90, so we were not just sitting there with a single drink or small order.
Unfortunately, things didn’t go as smoothly as we hoped. One of the waitresses took our order down correctly, but somehow the wrong food was prepared and served. We politely explained the issue, and although she acknowledged the mistake. We decided not to make a fuss and accepted the food to avoid waste and keep the mood light for the celebration.
The biggest disappointment came later. Near the end of our meal, one of us brought out two small slices of cake for my sister’s birthday. A male staff member came over, quite abruptly told us that outside food is not allowed, handed us the bill, and asked us to leave. That is really rude.
I personally never saw any signs or there was no prior notice or mention of this rule when we arrived or ordered. His approach really rude and upset me, especially since we were paying customers and had ordered a full meal.
I was genuinely upset by how the situation was handled. This was meant to be a special occasion, and while the food was okay, the service and overall experience left us with a bad impression. We chose to leave quietly and continue our celebration elsewhere rather than escalate things.
I hope the management takes this feedback seriously and considers training staff to handle such situations more politely and professionally.
It's a place & they happily take dogs inside - result! Sort of tapas style, but slightly larger than usual tapas with several veg dishes that we appreciated to go with the meat. Very attentive & friendly ladies serving. Thank you, P, H & Mabel the Springer Spaniel 😍
What a warm and friendly cozy place this is. We could join the other visitors for an hour because of reservations but we had a blast. Risotto and curry were delicious. Portions could be a little bigger but I prefer taste above quantity! Thanks guys for the nice and relax time!
Great little place! Highly reccomend.
Crickets on email, chatter on the phone — not quite seamless, but at least there was a response once I picked up the receiver. In a world where too many places ignore written enquiries altogether, a spoken answer still counts for something. The communication was brief and functional rather than warm, yet it showed they were reachable and willing to engage. Four stars feels fair: not perfection, but certainly competent enough to leave a respectable impression.
NomNom is my Go-to spot for lunch and dinner in Den Bosch. Not only do they have good, fresh food, their staff is always friendly and on point in speed, awareness and flexibility. Would recommend at all times of the day!
Postelstraat 79, 5211 DX 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
Art museum
Museums
Museum Slager is a unique tribute to the artistic legacy of the prominent Slager family in Den Bosch. The museum showcases a diverse collection of art pieces and furniture spanning several generations, offering insight into their profound influence on the city's cultural heritage. Visitors can explore various styles among family members' works and immerse themselves in the ambiance of the family's home, complete with original objects and furnishings. Additionally, guests are treated to complimentary coffee and Dutch spice cake for a delightful break during their visit.
A small but very beautiful and welcoming museum, the staff are very receptive and attentive. There are paintings and others from three generations of painters from the Slager family. A place of great peace and beauty. At the end of the visit there is a free coffee, the attendant even offered me a typical bread from the region, they are very attentive to the visitor. This museum is really worth seeing.
FAS 5 — Google review
Nice little museum in the heart of the city, just behind St Jan cathedral. The permanent exhibition shows the works of three generations of painters and there's also a temporary exhibition.
The lady at the front desk was very kind and friendly, she told me a lot about the museum and the family running it.
There's also an audio guide both in Dutch and English.
The museum presents the works of eight artists from three generations of the Slager family. It was really interesting getting to know this talented dutch family through their art. The museum is in the Slager family house, so also, you can immerse yourself in the atmosphere of this family's interiors and look at the original objects and furniture of the family. If you want to take a break they will treat coffee and dutch spice cake for free. (you may leave some tip of course)
Plus they make temporary exhibitions there! It was an amazing experience. Thank you ❤️
A tiny museum with excellent paintings and atmosphere.
The volunteers are friendly and helpful.
The museum shows you 3 generations of painters. All love realistic work so you will see portrets, nature, landscapes and flowers.
In the museum there is also place for temporary art of others or other topics.
Entrance: 8 euro, including coffee or tea in a cosy room.
Duration: about one hour, can easily combine with the kathedral next door!!!
If you visit Den Bosch /'s-Hertogenbosch this small museum together with the cathedral is a must!
(And don't forget Noord Brabant museum to see van Gogh)
Great atmosphere, paintings and whole museum. Kind ladies that will share history of this family with you. I highly recommend
Very nice museum with people having a lot of attention for their visitors. Both the permanent and the temporary exhibition are worth spending some time. The library in the coffee corner is a great place to relax and admire some additional Slager paintings before enjoying lively Den Bosch again. A shame the pen for their guestbook didn’t work last week, so I express our gratitude via this review.
Great museum and often they have new exhibitions. They serve you free cake and tea or coffee.
Great hospitality. And nice art.
Very comfortable space
Serve free coffee with small donation
Choorstraat 8, 5211 KZ 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
City Hall
The City Hall, a notable structure in which the Binnendieze passes underneath, offers a unique feature. A hatch within its premises allows for easy access to the Binnendieze, enabling newlyweds to directly embark on their wedding boat from there. The City Hall also presents an opportunity to appreciate historical landmarks such as the Moriaan Building, renowned as the oldest brick building in the Netherlands, and a statue commemorating Hieronymus Bosch's contributions.
affordable
Restaurant
Pub
Eetbar DIT is a vibrant gem nestled in the heart of Den Bosch, perfect for those seeking a delightful breakfast experience. With its trendy atmosphere and eclectic decor featuring bright colors and vintage touches, this cozy spot invites you to relax both indoors and on the terrace. The menu is a feast for the eyes as well as the palate, offering an array of options from freshly baked croissants to seasonal fruits and indulgent pastries.
If you are looking for very good food, super nice staff and a different vibe in a restaurant, DIT is the place. I walked by this restaurant many times and it always made me curious about. They have a creative decoration and even more cretive and super funny menu. Staff makes the ambient feel copy and friendly. We loved it!
Lídia A — Google review
Cute and friendly place, I came during the lunch time, the place was full, but I got my food fast and it was very delicious!
The best salmon pasta I ever had!! It was unusual and not what I had expected but it was so good!! The staff was friendly and accommodating. The menu was in Dutch but I cannot understand Dutch so I asked the waitress for recommendations. When I asked for the drinks and dessert menu, she took the initiative to explain the items to me as she remembered that I an not Dutch, and the chocolate mousse was indeed heavenly!! The carrot cake was so-so. I sat outside in the fresh air, the place had a nice and cheerful atmosphere and there were plenty of people here too. I loved it and if I am ever in Den Bosh again I will definitely come back!!
Ambience is very good, together with the service. Food is quite tasty, but slightly overpriced. Do try their couscous salad - it's quite filling. All in all a pleasant experience.
Very hip and funky bar/cafe! The staff is enthusiastic, friendly and very helpful. The place was packed, and after a short wait, we had a nice lunch. The menu has a unique twist and some humorous elements. Definitely coming back!
Hip restaurant with simple concept of good prices and quick turnaround times on orders. Most people finished food quickly and just stayed drinking. Enjoyed the curry and steak.
Ribs were the dish of the night, deserving 5 stars, I would definitely go for it if you get lost into all the options this place offers. Nevertheless the nachos were really dry so I wouldn’t suggest it unless you want to get super thirsty. Adding a pic of the desert, also delicious if you are into sweets, and some watermelon balancing out the sugar.
Serviced rated lower as they take really long into even bringing you the menu
It is the most original place in den Bosch and its food is very varied for all tastes.
Snellestraat 24-26, 5211 EN 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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16Markt
Town square
Sights & Landmarks
Flea & Street Markets
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Markt, the bustling heart of Den Bosch, is a captivating blend of history and modern vibrancy. This lively square has retained its medieval charm, with stunning architecture that dates back to the 14th century. Surrounded by an array of cafes and shops, it serves as a social and economic hub for locals and visitors alike. Every week, Markt comes alive with local markets on multiple days, offering a taste of regional culinary delights.
Stage
Conference center
Event venue
Jazz club
Verkadefabriek is a cultural hotspot located in Den Bosch, Netherlands. Once an old cookie factory, it has been transformed into a vibrant hub for arts and entertainment. The area around the Verkadefabriek offers affordable parking and is conveniently situated within a 10-minute walk from downtown. This unique location houses cafes, clubs, and the only cultural cinema and theater in Den Bosch.
Theatre, comedy, music, cinema, ... you can find it all at the Verkadefabriek. If you don't speak (enough) Dutch, you'll still find a lot of options thanks to their selection " No Dutch? No problem!" and its dedicated filter in the online agenda. The restaurant is also great for lunch, diner or a drink before/after your show.
Alex B — Google review
There is always a place to sit here, drink coffee, work, eat!
I like the cultural atmosphere.
And always magazines to look at :)
Probably one of the most warm, pleasant cultural homes in the Netherlands. People come here to enjoy culture. Great, healthy, tasty food, theater, art works, a movie, a dance.
Awesome location! Petrus is an excellent cook & Sjoerd served us well. We'll come back.
Old biscuit factory location so very nice details. Presently holding a collection of what the Dutch do in their free time. A must see! Today there was some Queertopua thing going on, as well as the Cement Festival. I only went to see The Whale starring Brandon Fraser.... Recommended! The Verkade fabriek shows mostly alternative films... Mostly brilliant ones!
Great food, nice people, arty movies
The cinema has a really good selection of the movies (like all Cineville-included movie theaters) but the set of rules they have is annoying (if you are not on time, the entry is refused, no food or drinks allowed) as well as the stuff who can be quite rude at times. Sad that it’s the only “non-standard” cinema in Den Bosch. The restaurant, bar and events there are wonderful though
Just a wonderful place to enjoy a movie or theater. Topping off with a grand café and grander ambiance of the incredible space it contains.
Boschdijkstraat 45, 5211 VD 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
Temporarily Closed
Museum
Sights & Landmarks
Fortress
History museum
Het Bastionder is a museum located within the 17th-century Bastion Oranje, an integral part of Den Bosch's historical defense network. The triangular-shaped structure with large glass windows offers insights into the city's military history and fortifications. Visitors can explore artifacts from the era of cannons and gunpowder while surrounded by picturesque parkland. The museum provides a glimpse into Den Bosch's past and is situated within a 500-year-old fortification on the southern axis of the town walls.
Nice place to wonder. You can see the old castle wall and the gun which never shot + read about the history of Brabant. The place is free to visit which is very rear for the Netherlands.
Daniel P — Google review
Was not open - only through window.
Nice grachtengordel tour with it
Very good
Intersant
fantastic place
Beautifull
(Translated by Google) Small but very complete, it shows a nice picture of the old defenses. Visited in combination with a boat trip.
(Original)
Klein maar zeer compleet, het laat een mooi beeld zien van de oude verdedigingswerken. Bezocht i.c.m. een rondvaart.
Bastion Oranje 1, 5211 JE 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
affordable
Diner
Café Herman, a beautifully refurbished water tower situated just outside the bustling city center of Den Bosch, offers a unique dining experience. With an exceptional terrace that truly shines during the summer months, patrons can enjoy their meals in a delightful outdoor setting. The interior of this establishment sets it apart from others in Den Bosch, with its captivating design and ambiance. While the menu predominantly features traditional Dutch dishes, they are prepared to perfection and offer great taste.
Always a joy to be at cafe Herman! Especially in the summer, on their terrace, but also intrigued to finally get immersed into the interior for once this weird start of a next lockdown 😞 still we have been having the time of our lives and The Famous Liewe Schrover (pictured) was genuinely surprised with “het verrassing board” 🥳
Ruben A — Google review
I just love this café! Everything works. I forgot a very generous gift certificate on my table and as I expected the kind waiter had put it safely away for my return. Good people, good food and great vibe!
Beautifully renovated water tower, slightly outside the mainstream Den Bosch city center. The terrace is excellent during the summer. The interior is also amazing and completely different from other places in Den Bosch. Although the food is based on typical Dutch menu, it is very tasty and freshly prepared (options for vegetarians and vegans also available). I will come back during the winter for a drink inside this time.
Nice old watertower that has a new bistro housed. Bistro has a excellent terrace. Perfect place if it's sunny.
A very good place to have a meal. Tidy, good, communicative and helping staff and the place has a splendid interior which is just about rightly made.
Plenty of menu and servings, pet friendly and pretty much organised as you can surely put this on the menu of being one of s-Hertogenbosch' lovely places to visit and eat.
A must try indeed.
Step in, order, relax and enjoy.
What a great place! Awesome staff and a perfect selection of drinks!
Great place for vegetarians too.
Good atmosphere in interesting building.
Really cute spot for a drink. I haven't eaten here yet but the food looked great too!
Hinthamereinde 73, 5211 PM 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Nestled in the shadows of Den Bosch lies a hidden gem known as De Moerputten, an enchanting wetland area that invites nature lovers to explore its rich ecosystems. From lush reed fields to tranquil water bodies, this natural reserve is a haven for wildlife and offers a peaceful retreat from urban life. The highlight of De Moerputten is undoubtedly the stunning Moerputten Bridge, characterized by its elegant red arches.
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affordable
Restaurant
Coffee shop
Espresso bar
Lunch restaurant
CoffeeLab Den Bosch, a coffee shop that originated in Eindhoven with the official name CoffeeLab UC (Under Construction), has now expanded to open a branch in Den Bosch. Despite this expansion, the owner explains that they are constantly striving for improvements, making the 'Under Construction' name still relevant. Apart from offering excellent coffees, CoffeeLab also serves delectable lunches and vegan cheesecakes.
Perfect cafe! Their pastries and coffee is just perfect. We ordered brownie and it was so delicious, so well-made. Stuff was kind and helpful and the atmosphere cozy.
Klara D — Google review
A very handy location for some tasty food and drinks. Just a very short walk from the mainline station, and you can relax in a nice warm location.
I like that there are signs to discourage people from setting up with their laptops and sitting there all day taking up seats too!
Matcha latte was lukewarm despite specifically asking for “extra” hot and the apples in the apple cake were soggy to the point where it seeped into the pastry making it seem raw. Not an appetising experience.
Fast service and kind staff nice atmosphere and everything is so delicious 🤤
All people from the staff were absolutely adorable. I could get in with my dog and they gave her a bit of water. The drink I had was super nice and even though we were getting closer to the closing time we had zero pressure put on us. I would happily go again or recommend the place to a friend :)
Hearty food for a great price, and so conveniently located next to the train station in town! We got the hungover breakfast (around Festival 😄) and the mint tea! Such a yummy and filling breakfast, in a very cute and cozy spot. Plenty of ample seating too, and a water station for customers too!
Tasty food with tasty drinks, few steps away from the central station. It was a nice experience. So many people come there to work on their computer, I guess it made me personally feel a bit uncomfortable, but place is good. But if you are searching for a place to work on your laptop and have yummy lunch & coffee- this is your place to go!
Absolutely outstanding experience at Coffeelab Den Bosch! Not only did we enjoy two fantastic coffees and an oven-fresh croissant (highly recommended!), but the staff went far beyond our expectations. We accidentally left a bag of dirty laundry behind, and they managed to send it all the way to the south of Belgium for us—within just two days! Super friendly, incredibly helpful, and genuinely caring. Can’t recommend this place enough, both for the quality and the people. Five stars!
Stationsweg 35, 5211 TV 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
22BUURT
affordable
Restaurant
Pub
Nestled just outside the bustling center of Den Bosch, BUURT is a charming neighborhood café that embodies the essence of community. This inviting spot is perfect for savoring an exceptional cup of coffee while working on your laptop or catching up with friends over lunch. Whether you're in the mood to read the newspaper, enjoy a drink, or indulge in delicious wines and various beers, BUURT has something for everyone.
Nice large terrace that is in full sun on a summer Sunday evening. Some tasty vegan and vegetarian options available as well. An interesting loaded hummus with soft and fluffy bread and pickled onions. And a yellow beetroot salad that can be ordered as a main dish. The beetroot was soft and subtle. Mostly greens and walnuts in the bowl but tasty nonetheless.
And a good beer collection including the non alcoholic Texelse Skuumkoppe 0.0.
Sweet little neighborhood cafe at the end of a pretty street along the water. Very friendly people as well.
Patrick P — Google review
Nice experience. Friendly staff. You can relax super much. Everything was tastily prepared. Cool place. ❤️❤️❤️😎
They greet you with a smile and are very friendly. Very good English (especially good for us who can't understand Dutch).
The food is very tasty.
They are open all day, so they do breakfast, lunch and dinner.
I ordered the Katsu sandwich and Lemonade with rose, cardamom, pear and apple, both delicious.
Restaurant Buurt offers delicious food for a fair price. The staff is friendly and the restaurant is well designed. Something to improve on is the amount of vegetarian dishes to choose from. There were not that many options.
I love this kind of place. But this Buurt is such nice. The location perfect not in the middle of the downtown but not too far from the centrum. Parking not cheap but have lot of place close the restaurant. Need lucky if you come on rush hours. We were lucky. The menu rich with delicious foods. We ate salads. Was a California salad and a Cesar salad. My Cesar salad was rich from cheese exactly how I like. My wife salad was a bit salty but she is more sensitive. All together the food the service was enjoyable. Small nice music in the background.
Katsu Sando sandwich is a must try!
Very cute place. Friendly service. Pancake was great without all the syrup. Lots of people visiting outside basking in the warmth of the sun.
Great choice for lunch with friends or colleagues or even a drink on the outside terrace. The service is great and I really enjoyed the atmosphere here. You have plenty of options for breakfast and lunch both vegetarian and non vegetarian. I had the chicken salad and it was delicious.
Koningsweg 100, 5211 BN 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
affordable
Restaurant
Breakfast restaurant
Cafe
Nestled in the charming Snellestraat of Den Bosch, Crème Coffee & Pastry is a delightful haven for food and coffee lovers alike. This cozy spot has been serving up deliciousness since 2016, offering an array of trendy beverages like superfood shakes and matcha lattes alongside mouthwatering pastries.
I like that this place is open until 23:00 where you can still have a coffee. The cappucino could be a bit stronger. In general everything is great.
Miralem T — Google review
Good food and nice drinks..avocado toast missed some flavour…would be better with some sauce or more spicy…Sandwich creme was perfect!
I ordered quesadilla with tuna, matcha and Irish coffee. I really liked quesadilla and matcha was good, but Irish coffee... To put it mildly, it was really bad, I was disappointed by that. But in general it was good experience (If we forget about coffee))
Cozy place ideal for breakfast or brunch, although they have also dinner options.
I ordered an açai bowl and my friend a quesadilla. Mine was quite good and healthy, hers was a bit more middle of the road, and was served with chips, a weird choice.
My biggest complain about the place would be the portion sizes, as I believe they're too small for the price they ask. Otherwise the place is comfy and the waiters were all quite nice to us, and efficient bringing the food.
Last visited May 2023
Cosy place with a good breakfast. Staff friendly and helpful.
Solo Traveller:
Rather limits space but felt comfortable dining here on my own. Highly recommended
The food at this restaurant is really delicious and flavorful. I totally recommend it! The prices are also very affordable, which makes it an even better choice.
Sent an email — received no reply at all. Communication was entirely one-sided, which is disappointing for any business that relies on customer contact. Even a brief acknowledgment would have shown basic courtesy, yet nothing came. For a place that trades on hospitality and attention to detail, this lack of response leaves a poor impression. Two stars.
A lovely place for lunch, the staff is nice and the dishes are really good and reasonable priced. Drinks were quite expensive though (5€ for smoothies). Would go here again!
Snellestraat 47, 5211 EM 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
Castle
Museums
Children's party service
Event venue
Heeswijk Castle, located in the Brabant region of the Netherlands, is a restored 11th-century fortress with a rich history. It also serves as a museum showcasing 19th-century life and offers guided tours and an event program. The castle holds historical significance as it was the landing site for paratroopers during Operation Market-Garden in 1944, which played a crucial role in liberating this part of the Netherlands from occupation.
Neat castle. Lots of history. A little English book for one euro and we walked around all the Dutch tours, cause we couldn’t understand them. I love the funny statues out in the garden. And you can also sit next-door and have a drink or snacks if you’re hungry.
Deborah D — Google review
It is a 1000 year old historical place. We went to this place on Saturday morning The crowd was little less. It's a Beautiful building with old paintings and royal equipment. It is recommended to people who love to know dutch history and culture. We bought the tickets over there only not in advance.
Nice caste with a nice history being told.
A beautiful place to visit with a lot of friendly volunteers.
The restaurant there has amazing food as well.
Viewing the castle will take you about an hour. You can also go for a walk in the nice walking paths around the castle.
There is free parking for castle visitors.
Brick, stone and wood are harmoniously combined throughout the castle.
Wonderful architecture of another era.
Decoration which takes you out to the 15th century and beyond.
Definitely worths a visit...
Amazing place to visit, definitely a must for castle lovers. One of the most beautiful staircases with tiles that I have seen, interesting history, well maintained rooms and more.
The castle was very nice and the audio guide you can use through your phone by scanning the QR codes in the castle is very informative and makes the visit pleasant. The cafe at the entrance of the castle was a nice way to end the visit.
The only thing I did not like was the fact that the museum card was not recognized although the castle was included with it. So I had to pay the ticket entrance. It seems they often have this problem unless you reserve your ticket online.
The castle is located amidst fields and wilderness. Ideal for a bicycle ride or a walk. You have to take rather a longer route to enter but the surrounding is greenish and very pleasing.
The castle had a war re-enactment when we visited. It was a great experience for all the visitors.
Inside the castle, you will find guides but you can also be supported by the audio guide.
I think the castle also accommodate functions like weddings, etc.
At the entrance , there is a nice restaurant that serves delicious foods. Not a huge variety but the foods and drinks are very tasty and comparatively cheap.
Overall, it is a very enjoyable experience !
+ Beautiful castle, well preserved, educative, feels like travel back in time. Don't forget to visit their cafe 'Bij de Barones' the red velvet cake is superb!
- by adding more touch of interactive tech, would be more interesting and even more educative especially for kids.
(18/10/2025)
Kasteel 4, 5473 VA Heeswijk Dinther, Netherlands•
Memorial
Sights & Landmarks
Monument
Monuments & Statues
The Dragon Fountain in 's-Hertogenbosch is a stunning sight to behold. This gold-plated dragon statue was erected in 1903 as a tribute to the governor's family and is illuminated at night, adding to its allure. The nickname 'Swamp Dragon' for the city inspired this unique creation, making it a must-see attraction when visiting the beautiful city of 's-Hertogenbosch.
Iconic and uncommon fountain which is a nod to the nickname of den Bosch and an homage to the family who paid to build the fountain.
Alex B — Google review
The Dragon (Draken) Fountain in Den Bosch (’s‑Hertogenbosch), unveiled in 1903, is much more than a decorative landmark—it’s a memorial, a symbol of urban growth, and a nod to local identity.
Who built it & why
Paulus Jan Bosch van Drakestein (1825–1894), the Commissaris der Koningin (Queen’s Commissioner) of North Brabant, left a legacy of 10,000 guilders to the city upon his death. The funds were designated to build a fountain as a memorial to his twin daughters (who died aged 16 in November 1881) and his wife (who died three years later) .
It was also intended as a public drinking fountain, though in practice it never fulfilled that function .
Design & construction
Following a public competition, the winning design by the Leeuw brothers of Nijmegen was ultimately rejected by city architect J. Dony for being “too modern” .
Instead, Jules (J.) Dony was commissioned in 1903 to create the current design. It features a gold-plated dragon at the top, with four smaller black dragons spouting water at the base, plus two water-spouting fish heads .
The sculpture work was done by Jac and Jos Goossens, with metal detailing by Braat of Delft and stonework by **Graudemans & Zn.** .
Meaning & symbolism
The dragon motif connects to Paulus’ surname “van Drakestein” (“dragon‑stone”)—the gilded dragon even holds the family crest with the motto virtute et labore (“by virtue and labour”) .
Another layer of meaning: Den Bosch was historically called the “Moerasdraak” (“swamp dragon”), because its marshy surroundings acted as a natural defensive moat .
Context & urban significance
The fountain was part of a major urban expansion in the new neighbourhood “’t Zand” following the dismantling of the old city ramparts after 1874 .
Positioned in front of the new train station, it formed a grand gateway monument, welcoming visitors and symbolizing modern progress .
Restoration & legacy
It survived WWII intact, despite nearby destruction .
Structural decay led to the golden dragon toppling off its plinth in 2000—since then it’s been restored and reinforced, with further conservation work continuing into 2021 .
Today, the Drakenfontein is recognized as a protected **rijksmonument (national heritage site)** .
Interesting details
Copper relief panel
Depicts an allegorical scene of a woman and two girls (likely representing his daughters), one giving alms to a poor woman, with the motto charitate nitent (“they shone by charity”) .
Memorial & water sourceOriginally had a secondary drinking fountain which is now gone .
Local pride
Locals affectionately call it “D’n Draok” and even dress it in carnival scarves during festivals .
Engineering feat
Sculpture done in harsh winter conditions—artisans reportedly warmed their chisels by fire to prevent them from freezing to their hands .
In summary
The Drakenfontein is both a touching tribute to a grieving father’s family, and a celebration of a city’s transformation—melding personal grief, civic pride, and identity tied to both name and landscape. Next time you're in Den Bosch, don’t miss this golden sentinel welcoming you at the station!
Beautiful fountain right in front of the station! The golden dragon is so eye-catching and really impressive. I didn’t know the story behind it at first, but after reading about it, I appreciated it even more. It’s a great spot to start your visit to Den Bosch, and perfect for a photo.
At night, when it’s lit up, it looks even more magical. Definitely worth a short stop!
A very nice welcome to the beautiful city of s‘Hertogenbosch! A dragon is such an unconventional and unique choice, and there‘s even multiple of them. Definitely stop by here on your way from or to the station! One of my highlights in the city!!!
The last thing I expected after stepping off the train was a golden dragon statue surrounded by a dragon fountain. Cool! And hot. 😆
Besutiful dragon fountain. The dragon in the top is gold plated and was built in 1903 to conmemorate the two twin daughters and wife of the former governor Bosch van Drakestein who funded the statue by a vequest wne he died in 1894. The dragon might have been chosen due to the surname of the governor (drask = dragon in dutch). Statue is illuminated at night.
Looks very cool. Fun to see
a monument. fountain. dragons
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Asian restaurant
Bar
If you're in Den Bosch and looking for a delightful dining experience, "Hello My Friend" is the place to be! This charming spot offers a diverse menu that beautifully blends breakfast and lunch options, available until 4 PM. Whether you’re craving vibrant street food with global influences or simply want to unwind with friends over cocktails, this eatery has got you covered. The atmosphere is lively and inviting, making it perfect for everything from casual lunches to celebratory gatherings.
A huge variety of hot sauces!! (The best ones are in the picture).
The food and service is excellent!! I would recommend the du chua salad 10/10!! The flavor is a perfect addition for a main meal like the thai curry soup or even the laos lamb. The corn ribs are good but are missing a sauce. Finally, the dessert is very good!! 10/10
Dima C — Google review
One of the best experiences I’ve had in a long time. Great music, the best cocktails with friendly staff. I have read some reviews about the ramen. But it is truly one of the best I have had and we have traveled to Japan. Yum yum. Hello my friend has a very colorful interior what makes it fun to come to in the daytime but very cozy to visit in the evenings. Thank you and we will definitely come back soon!
Excellent little eating spot, the cheesecake was a particular highlight! Best cheesecake I've ever had and will happily return!
Staff were all friendly welcoming, will definitely return when back in town.
Wow, what a gem.
An amazing menu, friendly staff, and air-conditioned.
I am a fussy bastard who is never satisfied. I am SATISFIED. And will take a trip to this beautiful city just to eat here again.
Sorry no pics, it was just so good I forgot to take any.
Small terras, large cafe and cocktail bar area. Great combination of small dishes which one can combine to any fusion kitchen one likes. The curly fries are perfect. The Indian curry eggs very tasty. I tried the veggy dumplings with pumpkin and cashew. My youngest daughter liked the smashed meat burger. The vegetarian surprise menu was great and enough to share among the family. We could try all vegetarian choices from the menu. Some good vegan options as well, by the way. The mango ice-cream was good and fresh. Selection of beers original, from Oedipus to traditional German weizen. Staff very friendly and good service. With a surprise menu one needs sufficient time for the three rounds. Just one or two small dishes is faster, but may nog be enough for good eaters. We enjoyed the evening.
Absolutely delicious, we tried different small dishes, one better than the other. The okonomiyaki is really recommended. Service also excellent, great atmosphere.
Had a lovely lunch here, we had the savoury American pancakes and Bahn Mi with pork belly and exchanged a few bites. Both were amazing, service was pretty fast and our waiter was very friendly.
One does not expect miracles, but one does expect a basic reply. A short line, even a polite refusal, would have sufficed. Instead, silence — and that speaks volumes. In these times, when many of us from Ukraine are already navigating uncertainty and displacement, such indifference feels unnecessarily cold. A pity really, as the name ‘Hello My Friend’ suggests warmth and welcome, yet the reality proved rather the opposite.
Kruisstraat 31, 5211 DT 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
Restaurant
Breakfast restaurant
Lunch restaurant
Vegan restaurant
Eten bij Fret is a delightful experience for vegans and meat eaters alike. Located in Postelstraat, this plant-based restaurant offers a wide range of options from vegan breakfast to shared dining in the evening. The menu features creative and tasty dishes with surprising flavor combinations that might even fool you into thinking there are animal products involved. The establishment also prides itself on offering vegan-friendly wine and beer.
This vegan restaurant is a true gem! The food is not only delicious but also offers a wide variety of options for vegans. One dish that stole my heart is their mouthwatering cauliflower wings (bloemkoolwings).
The staff at this restaurant are incredibly friendly and sweet. They went the extra mile by leaving us a lovely message.
Overall, I highly recommend this vegan restaurant. With its tasty food, extensive vegan menu, and delightful staff, it's a wonderful place!
Chrissie I — Google review
Incredible vegan food with great service!
Was here with a friend as tourists in good weather a couple of days ago, so sitting outside was possible. This place is in the heart of 's Hertogenbosch, not too far on foot from the railway station, with relatively tranquil and surprisingly pleasant streets.
The personnel were very friendly and gave great recommendations!
All the foods we tried were very healthy, aesthetically and taste wise pleasant. They are very creative with the dishes! The quality of the meals, portions and prices were very reasonable. So much so, that we came back on the same day to try dinner here too. We found out this way, only some of the courses are the same.
we were craving a nice vegan breakfast and were very happy to have found fret. the eggs bennie was absolutely to die for. it was also the best vegan croissant i've had. everything else was perfect, service, coffee, mimosas... thank you, what a gem of a place ❤️
It was a really good place, enjoyed the food very much. The place is very cozy and gives warm vibes. The service is great, the staff is kind.
Only the foods are bit small for the price they get, and one round may not be enough for a person to be full.
wow! what a beautiful little restaurant, perfect for brunch, in a calm area. we had the katsu sando & crispy duck (the “hardlopers”) and they were absolutely amazing: perfectly balanced, tasty, delicious. we recommend, 10/10!
Nice little place in Den Bosch with kind service and delicious food! The soup was so tasty and even the fries I found well spiced and portioned. Will definitely return to try other things.
This is an all vegan restaurant in the Centre of 's-Hertogenbosch. We dined curbside outside in the evening sun. We enjoyed the baked rissoto and the oven-baked eggplant with cashew. Both absolutely stellar. Small sized plates but enough for the normal eater. Next time we' ll go for the surprise servings. Service was prompt and friendly. Loved it!!
Had to ring them as email went unanswered.
Dropped them a courteous email — silence. Only once I picked up the phone did I finally get answers. Not exactly the hallmark of attentive service. For a restaurant, one expects a touch more care in how guests are treated, whether in person or in writing. Three stars feels the fair measure. And in times when clear communication can mean everything — as those of us from Ukraine know too well — leaving people unanswered is hardly a good look
Postelstraat 37, 5211 DW 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
Concert hall
Function room facility
Willem Twee toonzaal is a vibrant concert hall located in Den Bosch, known for its lively acoustics that enhance acoustic performances beautifully. This charming venue may not be large, but it offers an intimate atmosphere perfect for enjoying classical music and other genres. After the show, visitors can unwind at the bar, making it a great spot to socialize and reflect on the evening's entertainment.
A cool concert hall in Den Bosch. The room acoustics are lively, perfectly suiting more acoustic music, and the bar is a great place to hang afterwards!
Christopher W — Google review
Amazing concert!
Great concert hall with excellent acoustics. A wonderful venue to see Martin Fondse.
Beautiful concert hall for classical music.
Hot and happening
Not very big the concert hall, but nice venues.
Impressive to vissit this place with its history and purpose...
great little concert hall. signage and service could be improved.
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City Hall
Nestled in the heart of historic Den Bosch, Stadhuis 's-Hertogenbosch stands as a stunning example of medieval architecture. While its exterior may appear somewhat austere compared to the vibrant buildings surrounding it, this town hall is steeped in history and charm. Dating back to the late 14th century, it features the oldest bell in the Netherlands, installed in 1372—a significant milestone marking its completion.
Nice place in the Market.
Aaron V — Google review
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Place to be
(Translated by Google) From 1366 onwards the city council has been seated at this location on the Markt. At that time it was still in a purchased older hall house that can still be recognized in the 3D reconstruction below in the middle part with the stepped gable.
In 1481, the left part, the former city inn 'De Gaffel', was purchased for expansion and provided with an elegant screen facade with arch turrets. Around 1530 there was a major renovation, which included the addition of the cross vaults of the council cellar, the ornate facade (platform) and wrought iron decorations to the facade.
It was not until 1599 that the right part was purchased and provided with a new, matching facade. The 3D reconstruction shows the final appearance of the town hall at the end of the sixteenth century. The current natural stone facade was built in 1670, in front of the existing buildings. During this major renovation, the shell of the middle house remained completely intact, so that the three-way division has been preserved to this day.
In 1563, a new clerk's house was built in the backyard. The first floor was used as an alderman's room and later as a wedding hall. During the major renovation of the town hall in 1670, the classic sandstone facade was built according to a design by Pieter van den Minne with additions by Peter van Gogh.
At the back of the town hall, a gallery was built between the clerk's office and the town hall in 1691, according to a design by court architect Jacob Roman.
The town hall has a rich interior from different periods: 17th-century gold leather wallpaper, tapestries, 18th-century mantelpieces, etc. In the hall you will find allegorical murals by Antoon Derkinderen.
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Vanaf 1366 zetelt het stadsbestuur op deze plek aan de Markt. Toen nog in een aangekocht ouder zaalhuis dat in de onderstaande 3D reconstructie nog te herkennen is in het middendeel met de trapgevel.
In 1481 wordt voor uitbreiding het linkerdeel, de voormalige stadsherberg ‘De Gaffel’ aangekocht en van een sierlijke schermgevel met arkeltorentjes voorzien. Omstreeks 1530 was er een grote verbouwing, waarbij onder meer de kruisgewelven van de raadskelder, de sierlijke pui (bordes) en smeedijzeren versieringen op de gevel werden aangebracht.
Pas in 1599 werd het rechterdeel aangekocht en van een nieuwe, bijpassende voorgevel voorzien. De 3D reconstructie toont de uiteindelijke verschijningsvorm van het stadhuis aan het einde van de zestiende eeuw. De huidige, natuurstenen gevel werd in 1670 gebouwd, voor de bestaande gebouwen. Bij deze ingrijpende verbouwing bleef het casco van het middelste huis geheel intact, waardoor nog tot op de dag van vandaag de driedeling bewaard is gebleven.
In 1563 werd een nieuw griffiehuis gebouwd op het achtererf. Hiervan werd de verdieping eerst gebruikt als schepenkamer en later als trouwzaal. Bij de grote verbouwing van het stadhuis in 1670 werd de klassieke zandstenen voorgevel opgetrokken naar ontwerp van Pieter van den Minne met toevoegingen van Peter van Gogh.
Aan de achterkant van het stadhuis werd in 1691, naar ontwerp van hofarchitect Jacob Roman, een galerij gebouwd tussen het griffiepand en het stadhuis.
Het stadhuis heeft een rijk interieur uit verschillende perioden: 17e-eeuws goudleerbehang, wandtapijten, 18e-eeuwse schouwen lambriseringen, et cetera. In de hal zijn allegorische muurschilderingen te vinden van Antoon Derkinderen.
(Translated by Google) Had a fantastic tour of City Hall.
Definitely worth doing.
The mayor even had his picture taken with him in the building.
A very enjoyable afternoon.
(Original)
Ontzettende leuke rondleiding door het stadhuis gehad.
Zeer de moeite waard om eens te doen.
De burgemeester was in de building dus ook met hem nog op de foto gegaan.
Erg leuke middag.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful town hall in the center of the historic city of Den Bosch. Looks a bit austere from the outside compared to the other buildings on the square. Unfortunately closed when we were there, so we couldn't take a look inside. Apparently it is very beautiful and worth a visit. At the top of the tower, a carillion plays a tune every 15 minutes, and then keep the turntable in the tower in your sights.
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Mooi stadhuis in het centrum van de historische stad Den Bosch. Ziet er aan de buitenkant een beetje sober uit in vergelijking met de andere gebouwen aan het plein. Helaas gesloten toen wij er waren, dus we konden geen kijkje binnen nemen. Schijnt er heel mooi te zijn, en een bezoek waard. Boven in de toren speelt een carillion iedere 15 minuten een deuntje, en hou dan de draaischijf in de toren in je vizier.
(Translated by Google) What a beautiful medieval town hall this is. If there is ever a wedding inside. I was there earlier, so I was able to take time to look around and see where I was allowed to go. But I will definitely take a tour now.
(Original)
Wat een mooi middeleeuws stadhuis is dit. Mocht er een keer binnen zijn voor een trouwerij. Ik was er eerder, dus nog tijd kunnen nemen om goed rond te kijken, waar ik mocht komen. Maar ik ga nu zeker een keer een rondleiding doen.
(Translated by Google) The building dates from the second half of the 14th century.
In 1372, the oldest bell in the Netherlands was installed.
It is assumed that the installation of this bell marked the completion of construction.
In 1463, a large part of the town hall burned down, requiring renovations.
This renovation was completed in 1533.
After the siege of 's-Hertogenbosch in 1623, the Spanish-leaning city was occupied by troops of the Protestant Republic of the Seven United Netherlands.
The town hall was subsequently given a new appearance intended to reflect the power of the province of Holland, the most important force within the Republic.
After 1670, the town hall underwent many renovations. The Gothic style gave way to its current Classical appearance.
The bells in the tower echo across the market square, and the equestrian display, featuring four knights in armor charging into battle with lances, is accompanied by two mounted trumpeters.
This spectacle takes place every hour and half hour.
The town hall is the focal point of the carnival, and from its platform overlooking the market square, many a royal figure and newlyweds have waved to the crowds.
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Het gebouw dateert uit de 2de helft van de 14de- eeuw.
In 1372 werd de oudste klok van Nederland opgehangen.
Men neemt aan , dat de ophanging van deze klok de afronding van de bouw betekende.
In 1463 brandde een deel van het stadhuis voor een groot deel af , waarna het verbouwd moest worden.
Deze verbouwing was in 1533 afgerond.
Na het beleg van 's Hertogenbosch in 1623 werd de Spaansgezinde stad bezet door troepen van de protestantse Republiek der Zeven Verenigde Nederlanden.
Her stadhuis kreeg hierna een nieuw uiterlijk dat de macht van het gewest Holland , de belangrijkste kracht binnen de Republiek moest uitstralen
Na 1670 volgden veel verbouwingen aan het stadhuis. De gotische stijl maakte plaats voor het huidige classicistische uiterlijk.
De klokken in het torentje galmen over de markt en het ruiterspel , die bestaat uit 4 ridders in harnas die met lansen ten strijde trekken worden vergezeld door 2 trompetters te paard.
Dit schouwspel draait rond om het hele en halve uur.
Het stadhuis staat centraal tijdens carnaval en vanaf het bordes van het stadhuis aan de markt hebben al heel wat vorstelijkheden en bruidsparen naar de menigte op de markt gewuifd
Markt 1, 5211 JV 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
Bridge
The Paleisbrug is a stunning architectural gem in Den Bosch, seamlessly connecting the historic city center with the modern Spoorzone district. Spanning 250 meters and adorned with lush greenery, this pedestrian bridge offers an elevated park experience that allows visitors to enjoy breathtaking views of the cityscape—all for free! As you stroll along its wide pathways, you'll find benches perfect for resting and soaking in the atmosphere.
Great view and nicely done. Just another nice place to visit in Den Bosch! Good place to wander around and jump from the old town to the new and metropolitan part of the city.
Yves D — Google review
Very nice view and the bridge has plants on it which make it quite a nice walk. Sadly the lift in the end is broken so people with mobility issues can no longer use it.
When visiting Den Bosch, definitively make a visit to this bridge over the train tracks. It’s the closest you get to the High Line (NYC) in The Netherlands. ;)
Very nice bridge and all view around
(Translated by Google) The Paleisbrug is a beautifully designed bridge over the railway that connects the 'Het Paleiskwartier' district and the center of Den Bosch.
The bridge is nicely decorated; industrial with lots of greenery. There are several benches and waste bins on the bridge and it has lifts for disabled people on both sides. I think the downside is that this elevator is broken more often than it works, which is a shame.
This bridge is a great spotting spot for train enthusiasts. You see the trains departing from the station or arriving from Tilburg or Eindhoven.
(Original)
De Paleisbrug is een mooi ontworpen brug over het spoor die de wijk 'Het Paleiskwartier' en het centrum van Den Bosch verbindt.
De brug is mooi ingericht; industrieel met veel groen. Op de brug zijn verschillende bankjes en afvalbakken te vinden en heeft aan beide zijdes liften voor mindervalide mensen. Minpunt vind ik dat deze lift vaker kapot is dan dat deze werkt, heel jammer.
Voor treinliefhebbers is deze brug een mooie spottersplaats. Je ziet de treinen vertrekken vanaf het station of binnenrijden vanuit Tilburg of Eindhoven.
(Translated by Google) The Palace Bridge has a striking and modern design that really stands out. It is not only a bridge, but also a green oasis with plants and trees that provide a soothing atmosphere in the middle of the city.
The plants on the bridge are beautifully maintained and give a natural appearance. It is a nice place to stop and enjoy the view and nature.
The Paleisbrug connects the Paleiskwartier with the city center in an efficient manner. It's a great route for cyclists and pedestrians, and it saves time because you don't have to take a detour.
From the bridge you have a beautiful view of the city and the surrounding areas. It is especially beautiful during sunset when the city is bathed in warm light.
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De Paleisbrug heeft een opvallend en modern ontwerp dat echt opvalt. Het is niet alleen een brug, maar ook een groene oase met planten en bomen die zorgen voor een rustgevende sfeer midden in de stad.
De beplanting op de brug is prachtig onderhouden en geeft een natuurlijke uitstraling. Het is een fijne plek om even te stoppen en te genieten van het uitzicht en de natuur.
De Paleisbrug verbindt het Paleiskwartier met het centrum van de stad op een efficiënte manier. Het is een geweldige route voor fietsers en voetgangers, en het bespaart tijd omdat je niet om hoeft te lopen.
Vanaf de brug heb je een prachtig uitzicht over de stad en de omliggende gebieden. Het is vooral mooi tijdens de zonsondergang wanneer de stad in een warm licht baadt.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful and unique solution to spruce up something like a bridge. They have really made something unique and the architecture around this bridge fits in nicely. Highly recommended to walk over this bridge.
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Prachtige en unieke oplossing om iets als een brug op te leuken. Ze hebben er echt iets unieks van gemaakt en de architectuur rondom deze brug sluit mooi aan. Een aanrader om eens over deze brug te lopen.
(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful bridge, beautiful design. Unfortunately, no thought has been given to an inclusive society. The lift is broken on average 300/365 days a year, meaning that disabled people cannot use the facility. Very disappointing!
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Het is een prachtige brug, mooi ontwerp. Helaas is er niet gedacht aan een inclusieve samenleving. De lift is gemiddeld 300/365 dagen per jaar kapot, waardoor mindervaliden geen gebruik kunnen maken van de voorziening. Zeer teleurstellend!
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Nestled right next to the Van Aken pop-up restaurant, you'll discover Social Label Lab, a unique concept store that champions sustainable design. This charming shop offers an array of thoughtfully crafted gifts that not only showcase creativity but also support social economic initiatives. It's the perfect spot to find one-of-a-kind treasures while making a positive impact on the community!
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If you're looking for a vibrant and modern area to explore, the Paleiskwartier is definitely worth a visit. Nestled on the west side of Den Bosch's Central Station, this up-and-coming neighborhood boasts an array of trendy restaurants and culinary hotspots that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. The district is not just about food; it showcases impressive contemporary architecture, including striking residential complexes and a serene central water feature that adds charm to the surroundings.
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History Museums
Nestled about 6 kilometers southwest of Den Bosch, the Nationaal Monument Kamp Vught stands as a solemn reminder of the atrocities committed during World War II. This site was once an SS concentration camp from 1943 to 1944, where approximately 31,000 individuals were held captive. Today, it features a well-maintained museum that offers visitors an insightful glimpse into this dark chapter of history through various exhibits and memorials.
Wow, so much information that was collected about real people going through such horrible experiences in such horrible circumstances. It was very impressive, lots of time for reflection on how lucky we are not to have gone through the wars. This is a must see for every generation and this should be shared across the globe. What happened here must never happen again, heart breaking. Very educational and amazingly well done. Also you are not able to use cash here, only digital payments.
Sera M — Google review
A moving reminder of the horrors of war. The museum and audio tour offer a very telling insight into what happened on Dutch soil. Well worth visiting.
A moving experience. Highly recommend with kids as there's a fantastic and well though of children guild book and audio book which we enjoyed too as adults. It tells the story with a lot of thought of how to explain what happened without traumatising you.
It makes you think.
Very educational and well organised.
As a visitor Holocaust museums from around the world need to come and see how it's done in Vlught.
A must see. Emotional but well worth going and travelling to.
I cannot say nothing bad, parking available for free, very kind English speaking staff, adequate entrance fee, wc available, part of the museum is inside, part is outside, we apologize to be there with our young son, but he went through it quietly and peacefully with us, it's a pity that today's people have not learned at all, the horrors of the past are repeated over and over, outside the museum you can visit the monument and barrack B1
It's a concentration camp during world war 2, were people were in horrible conditions during living. As my grandfather/mother survived the war. It felt really close to home and made me emotional.
Can't relate how they must have dealt with all this.
Big respect to all who those kept fighting/surviving for there lives 🙏🏼🌻
Very well documented and organised! Audio guide is fantastic! Well done. All sides of thé war Well explained, also those that are not so Nice to hear...
this was an excellent, well presented holocaust memorial. so much information, and the children's memorial of the millions of exterminated children brought tears to our eyes. audio was informative and clear, they had Spanish, Dutch, French, English and some others too. place was clean and well organised. would highly recommend!
Lunettenlaan 600, 5263 NT Vught, Netherlands•
Nature preserve
Outdoor Activities
Nature & Wildlife Areas
Hiking Trails
Moerputten is a protected natural area located in 's-Hertogenbosch, featuring boardwalk paths that wind around open water, grassland, and wetlands. The preserve is home to rare butterflies and unique flora and fauna. Despite being a popular spot for walking with kids, the limited number of routes can lead to crowding on busy days. Visitors should be aware of potentially muddy conditions after rain and slippery bridges.
Very nice and well maintained nature area!!
Speedy_ — Google review
A great short and easy hike with the bridge as the end. It is quite interesting and I would recommend it. Then make sure you don't miss the wooden trail, which starts just before the bridge, to the left. Beware of the mosquitoes... they are a biiiig problem on the wooden trail.
If you like to relax surrounded by the forest - I RECOMMEND! Upon arrival, we were greeted by a local cat, which added even more charm to the place. Be prepared for mosquito bites before your trip ☺️
Wonderful walking path through marsh- and meadowland. A little plastic and metal garbage around the path, but all in all a great destination. And free berries! And check out the teahouse (Teehuis) in the western end of path!
To the West of 's-Hertogenbosch, lies a railway bridge which is now restored to a walking track. A well marked 5km walking route goes over the approximately 0.5km long Moerputten Bridge. A good place to take children but be prepared for the sun especially if going in the late mornings or afternoon, taking a cap and water to drink are recommended. Plenty of options for the walking enthusiast to explore. There are other walking tracks to take - see the map at the entrance for alternatives.
On the other side of Deutersestraat, de Vughtse Gement is another option for walking and taking in the sunshine.
Parking is available for both cars and bikes but can get crowded.
Nice area. Was kinda busy when we were here, and there's not a lot of different routes too choose from, so you're either constantly walking into people or waiting on the side of the paths.
Can be incredibly muddy if it has rained before, the bridge itself becomes slippery so be aware of the risks. There's plenty of parking available, and the maps of the area are great.
Great environment for hikes. Old railroad remodeled to hiking track.
Very nice natural park to walk with kids. We have completed 6 km path very easily.
Deutersestraat, 5223 DC 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
Museum
Specialty Museums
The Oeteldonks Gemintemuzejum is a charming museum located in the gatehouse of a restored medieval convent. It features an impressive collection of carnival costumes and artifacts, providing visitors with a comprehensive understanding of the Carnaval tradition worldwide. The museum is run by enthusiastic volunteers who possess extensive knowledge of carnival history, ensuring that every visitor receives personal attention during their tour.
A local museum, all about the carnival in Den Bosch and beyond. The museum is quite small, but full of objects and panels. The guide would answer all your questions, which would add personal touch to your visit.
M — Google review
Great and small (but not too busy!) museum about Carnaval, definitely recommend visiting!
Very nice museum about the Carnaval tradition world wide and specialized in the Oeteldonk (s'hertogenbosch) traditions. The guide told us a lot and for the ticket (7 euro for adults) you get a ton of personal attention.
Good museum, amazing staff!
Super-nice museum that you’ll leave smiling.
(Translated by Google) A great museum to visit. We got a guided tour from a very enthusiastic and knowledgeable man. It's fantastic to learn more about the history of Carnival, especially if you're not from Brabant. So definitely worth it.
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Leuk museum om te bezoeken. Kregen een rondleiding erbij van een hele enthousiaste man die veel weet. Super om meer over de geschiedenis van Carnaval te leren en ook vooral als je niet uit Brabant komt. Dus zeker de moeite waard.
(Translated by Google) A lovely museum run by volunteers.
We had a two-hour tour. We learned a lot about Oeteldonk carnival.
(Original)
Leuk museum gerund door vrijwilligers.
We hebben een rondleiding gehad van 2 uur. Heel veel geleerd over het Oeteldonkse carnaval.
(Translated by Google) It was fun and interesting to hear about the history and diverse backgrounds of different cities in the Netherlands, as well as around the world. I learned a lot of new things.
(Original)
Leuk en mooi om over de geschiedenis en de verschillende achtergronden in verschillende steden in Nederland maar ook over de wereld te horen. Veel voor mij nieuwe dingen geleerd.
Zusters van Orthenpoort 27, 5211 ND 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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If you find yourself in Den Bosch, don't miss the Bossche bollen belevenis. These sweet pastries are a local specialty and can be found in almost every bakery and eatery in the city. The treat consists of choux pastry filled with whipped cream and coated with dark chocolate. You can also join a workshop to learn how to make these delicious treats or visit a mini museum and experience center dedicated to the Bossche Bol.
Visited today and had a lovely time we are a family of 3 of 2 adults and a 13 year old. The museum is small but well thought out we loved trying the chocolate. The highlight though was the lovely lady called Ezra in the cafe at the end who was so welcoming and helpful. Really engaged with us and was happy to answer any questions we had. The bosche bollen and tea and coffee at the end was the icing on the cake. Well worth a visit if you want to try.
Kim L — Google review
Nice, but really small museum for 30 minutes maximum.
Fun, short interactive trip for history of the local icon. I spent about 25 minutes inside and then enjoyed some coffee with my treat (included with ticket). The cafe also has some interesting decor and memorabilia. The whipped cream is delicious, hint of vanilla. I did not mention that I prefer custard for the sake of not being run out of town!
Cute little museum, a little bit repetitive information-wise, but it's (as the name says) really more of an experience than a museum.
If you like Bossche bollen, you're probably gonna like this too.
Very small, very cute little museum with a good sense of humour. The chocolate tasting machine wasn't working, but it was such a tiny, sweet place that it really wasn't important. Very friendly staff.
The museum is small but informative and funny at the same time. Since the price includes museum and coffee/tea plus Bossche Bol, it is well worth the price. Highly recommended.
We were pleasantly surprised and enjoyed it tremendously.
The "bol" on top was the Bochenbollen and coffee afterwards.
Highly recommend!👌🏼
It was a lot of fun making Bossche bollen with the team. The instructors are very efficient and experienced, and tells interesting stories
Markt 1A, 5211 JV 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Monuments & Statues
The Standbeeld Jeroen Bosch pays homage to the renowned Dutch painter Hieronymus Bosch, who emerged in the late 15th century. Celebrated for his extraordinary and imaginative portrayals of religious and fantastical themes, Bosch's artwork is marked by vibrant colors and intricate details that often delve into the bizarre and macabre. His masterpieces, such as The Garden of Earthly Delights and The Temptation of St.
Brabantian Master Monument 'Jheronimus Bosch'.
In Spain the painter is known as 'El Bosco'.
However, it was a Dutch painter from Den Bosch. One of the greatest painters in Dutch history. The Jheronimus Bosch art center provides an insight into the painter's life.
He is often mentioned in the same breath with his contemporary 'Leonardo da Vinci', while he has a completely different painting style
The D — Google review
Sure a must visit town, regardless it's hard to pronounce:)
very nice
Beautiful
(Translated by Google) Hieronymus Bosch ('s Hertogenbosch
circa 1450 - buried there August 9, 1516) was a South Dutch painter.
He went down in history as
"den duvelmakere" (the creator of
devils) and as a painter of satirical scenes, but he is especially important as an innovator of the visual tradition.
He imaginatively interpreted common (religious) motifs and devised a series of new representations.
As a result, the precise meaning of some of his work has remained unknown.
Although he was already a famous painter during his lifetime and received commissions from the ducal court in Brussels, relatively little is known about him.
One of his most famous works is the triptych "The Garden of Earthly Delights".
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Jheronimus Bosch (´s Hertogenbosch
circa 1450 - aldaar begraven 9 augustus 1516 ) was een Zuid - Nederlandse kunstschilder.
Hij ging de geschiedenis in als
" den duvelmakere " (de schepper van
duivels ) en als schilder van satirische voorstellingen , maar hij is vooral van betekenis als vernieuwer van de beeldtraditie .
Hij gaf op fantasievolle wijze invulling aan gangbare ( religieuze ) motieven en bedacht een reeks nieuwe voorstellingen .
Het gevolg hiervan is dat de precieze betekenis van een deel van zijn werk onbekend is gebleven.
Hoewel hij al tijdens zijn leven een beroemd schilder was en hij opdrachten van het hertogelijk hof in Brussel kreeg , is er vrij weinig over hem bekend.
Eén van zijn meest bekende werken is het drieluik " de tuin der lusten ".
(Translated by Google) Visited on a Saturday when the entire square and adjacent streets are occupied by an impressive and large market. Buy something traditional to eat and sit next to it
(Original)
Посетено в събота, когато целият площад и съседните улички са заети от внушителен и голям пазар. Купете си нещо традиционно за хапване и поседнете до него
(Translated by Google) Near the statue on Fridays, adjacent to "the Brabants Worstenbroodje" there is a fruit stall from Kerkdriel. It is manned by a father with his son.
Nice nice men with a wide choice of fruit. They are also right opposite Hema on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Go there for good fruit!!!
(Original)
In de buurt van het standbeeld staan op vrijdags, grenzend aan " het Brabants Worstenbroodje" een fruitkraam uit Kerkdriel. Het wordt bemand door een vader met zijn zoon.
Leuke aardige mannen met een ruime keus aan fruit. Ook op woensdag en zaterdag staan ze recht tegenover de Hema. Ga er eens langs voor goed fruit!!!
(Translated by Google) Beautiful statue by a very special artist
(Original)
Prachtig beeld van een heel bijzondere kunstenaar
Markt 31, 5211 JW 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Museum
Archaeological museum
History museum
Local history museum
Historic Sites
The impressive historic Groot Tuighuis government office in 's-Hertogenbosch is a magnificent building filled with archaeological discoveries from ancient times. This beautiful, centuries-old church is surrounded by excavations that provide insight into the region's rich history. The old structure has been transformed into a significant establishment and serves as a testament to the city's cultural heritage.
(Translated by Google) Warm, hospitable and a super nice presentation.
(Original)
Hartelijk, gastvrij en een superleuke presentatie.
Rieky S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Prime location. It would be a wonderful addition if they decorated the facade with ornaments from the city (or replicas). I am thinking of statues of the old Wilhelmina Bridge, dukes, etc. or replicas of the dragons of the fountain, Dieske etc.
(Original)
Toplocatie. Het zou een prachtige toevoeging zijn als ze de gevel zouden verfraaien met ordamenten uit de stad (of replica's). Ik denk hierbij aan standbeelden van de oude wilhelminabrug, hertogen o.i.d. of replica's van de draken van de fontein, Dieske enz.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful location, with interesting facts about Bosche history. You may not be able to enter here during the week because it is also a commercial building.
(Original)
Mooie locatie, met wetenswaardigheden over de Bosche historie. Mogelijk kun je hier door de week niet binnen omdat het ook een bedrijfsgebouw is.
(Translated by Google) Very interesting old building from the 15th century with objects from the time of Hieronymus Bosch. The ground floor can sometimes be visited. Nice videos with video images of people who lived in the time of Hieronymus Bosch. The Geological Survey of the municipality of Den Bosch is located in the building. There is admiration for the people and volunteers who put together the requested artifacts with the patience of a saint.
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Zeer interessant oud gebouw uit maar liefst de 15e eeuw met voorwerpen uit de tijd van Jeroen Bosch. De benedenetage is soms te bezichtigen. Leuke video's met videobeelden van mensen die leefden in de tijd van Jeroen Bosch. In het gebouw is de Geologische Dienst van de gemeente Den Bosch gevestigd. Bewondering is voor de mensen en vrijwilligers die opgevraagde artifacts met engelengeduld daar in elkaar zetten.
(Translated by Google) Nice exhibition about the history of 's-Hertogenbosch.
(Original)
Leuke tentoonstelling over de geschiedenis van 's-Hertogenbosch.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful old church full of excavations around 'Shertogenbosh from ancient times.
(Original)
Prachtige oude kerk vol met opgravingen rond 'shertogenbosh uit de oudheid.
(Translated by Google) Another experience richer
(Original)
Wederom een ervaring rijker
Bethaniestraat 4, 5211 LJ 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Garden
Nature & Parks
Nestled in the heart of Den Bosch, the Jeroen Bosch Garden is a serene oasis that beautifully marries art and nature. This charming green space features stunning artworks inspired by the renowned painter Jheronimus Bosch, creating an enchanting atmosphere for visitors. Families will appreciate the playground equipped with colorful plastic vehicles for kids to enjoy while adults can relax on ample seating surrounded by lush plants and trees.
This small park could be more interesting, maybe they could put more statues and a small fountain.
K A — Google review
Beautiful walled garden, very peaceful. Lots of seating, beautiful plants and trees, and somehow a whole lot of plastic vehicles for the kids to ride.
10/10 would chill again.
Easy, chill! Nice to train and close to the stores while keeping a low profile and not that much noise
Very nicely located park. Has many cycles for children. Yes.
It is a very nice park with beatiful paintings in the centre of s-Hertogenbosch.
Nice quiet place with some jehronimus art
Quiet garden in the middle of the city.
Quiet corner in the middle of Den Bosch
Redemptoristenpad 130, 5211 XS 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Event planner
Sights & Landmarks
Boat tour agency
Sightseeing tour agency
Tour agency
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Superb Ok
Tudorel D — Google review
Ok
Top!!
Nice place
(Translated by Google) A warning to others please; the 'boys against the girls' package is not recommended. You definitely did not see what you paid for. In addition, the 'presenter' was not professional, 'I don't feel like it anymore' and 'shut up' were among other statements she made. Keep your money in your pocket and find another agency!!!
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Graag een waarschuwing voor andere; het pakket ‘jongens tegen de meisjes’ is niet aan te raden. Je zag absoluut niet terug waarvoor je betaald hebt. Daarnaast was de ‘presentatrice’ niet professioneel, ‘ik heb er geen zin meer in’ en ‘hou je waffel’ waren onder andere uitspraken die zij gaf. Hou je geld in je zak en zoek een ander bureau!!!
(Translated by Google) Super nice events agency where everything is negotiable. They have a very varied offering from treasure hunts to quizzes for private or business groups. They think along with you about your wishes! Very satisfied with Den Bosch events!
(Original)
Superfijn evenementen bureau waar alles bespreekbaar is. Ze hebben een zeer gevarieerd aanbod van speurtochten tot quizen voor particuliere of zakelijke gezelschappen. Ze denken met je mee in de wensen die je hebt! Zeer tevreden over Den Bosch evenementen!
(Translated by Google) Lots of fun in the city
(Original)
Een en al gezelligheid in de stad
(Translated by Google) Unlike Kees derechter, I also went to Rederij Wolthuis via Den Bosch Evenementen. After a wonderful cruise with Bossche Bol, we had a very nice day on board the Ouwe Dirk.
(Original)
In tegenstelling tot Kees de Rechter ben ik via Den Bosch Evenementen ook bij Rederij Wolthuis terecht. Na een heerlijke rondvaart met Bossche Bol een hele leuke dag gehad aan boord van de Ouwe Dirk.
Nieuwstraat 37, 5211 NL 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Monuments & Statues
The Zoete Lieve Gerritje is a renowned historical treasure, yet it lacks significant attractions in its vicinity.
(Translated by Google) Nice statue below street level
(Original)
Statua al di sotto del livello stradale carina
Alessia S — Google review
(Translated by Google) Beautiful image and story. But poorly maintained all around with lots of weeds.
(Original)
Mooi beeld en verhaal. Maar rondom slecht onderhouden met veel onkruid.
(Translated by Google) Funny, but not impressive. The story surrounding it is interesting.
(Original)
Grappig, maar niet indrukwekkend. Het verhaal erom heen is wel interessant.
(Translated by Google) A bit hidden small statue, not that special
(Original)
Beetje verstopt klein beeldje, niet zo bijzonder
(Translated by Google) Disappointingly small image, if there are terraces you can't see it well.
(Original)
Tegenvallend klein beeld, als er terassen staan kan je het niet goed zien.
(Translated by Google) Bicycles and mopeds hinder a visit. Other than that it doesn't mean much.
(Original)
Fietsen en bromfietsen belemmeren een bezoek. Verder stelt het ook niet zoveel voor.
(Translated by Google) Folklore monument, but there is not much else to see here.
(Original)
Folklore monument, maar er is hier verder niet zo veel te zien.
Korenbrugstraat 9-11, 5211 DZ 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Nature & Parks
Bodies of Water
Lovely beach, great for sweaming, big cars and bikes parking, the beach is sandy sorrounded by green grass, some tables, some trees that supply shade, green sorroundings.
Menashe Y — Google review
Pretty place for swimming, relaxing and water sports
Great park & swimming area plus a nice playground for kids... and don't worry if you have a phobia from dogs be because they have a special area and separated with a fence...
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Historical landmark
Museum Kruithuis is a hexagonal building, one of the last of its kind, located near the center of Den Bosch. It has been beautifully renovated and now serves as an art museum with a historic courtyard. The museum offers interesting exhibitions about Frederik Hendrik and the role of water in 's-Hertogenbosch, incorporating modern technology to enhance the visitor experience. Visitors can enjoy a peaceful atmosphere and have a nice meal in the beautiful courtyard.
Very very friendly staff, interesting display of history concentrating on the 1629 siege of Den Bosch but also the wider Dutch Revolt. Nice diorama with light/audio show as well as an interesting tour guide. Information is in Dutch only but there is a QR code you can get there with English (and more languages) explanations
Danial B — Google review
Hosted in an old gunpowder armoury, this museum focuses on the history of the 1629 siege of ‘s-Hertogenbosch during the 80 years war. Beautifully restored building but the exhibition is mostly in Dutch though some QR codes available for info in other languages.
The building also hosts a nice cafeteria (Grand Café 1629) which also allows to get a good look at the building. The ticket is a bit expensive if you don’t have a museum card.
A lovely museum with helpful staff and translations available in many languages, including English and German. I would recommend setting aside at least an hour, if not more, so you can fully complete the tour.
Beautiful
(Translated by Google) An interesting, small museum in the only remaining Kruithuis (powder house) in the Netherlands. It's located in 's-Hertogenbosch and was built during a period of peace during the Eighty Years' War. Gunpowder was stored in Kruithuizen. Free with the Museum Card, and parking (in front) costs €3.60 per hour.
(Original)
Interessant en klein museum in het enige nog bestaande Kruithuis in Nederland. In Den Bosch, ooit gebouwd tijdens een gevechtloze periode in de Tachtigjarige oorlog. In Kruithuizen bewaarde men buskruit. Gratis met Museumkaart en 3,60 euro parkeren (voor de deur) per uur.
(Translated by Google) Very friendly guide, good information. I missed written information about the Kruithuis, other texts were completely fine. I missed some decoration, such as gunpowder barrels and dolls with clothing from that time. I only saw a chest and some found bullets.
(Original)
Hele vriendelijke gids, goede informatie. Ik miste geschreven informatie over het Kruithuis, andere teksten waren helemaal prima. Ik miste wat decoratie, zoals kruit vaten en poppen met kleding uit die tijd. Ik heb alleen een kist en wat gevonden kogels gezien.
(Translated by Google) Highly recommended for anyone interested in the city's history. An impressive building. Child-friendly with attentive staff.
(Original)
Sehr empfehlenswert für Interessierte zur Stadtgeschichte. Imposantes Gebäude. Kinderfreundlich mit aufmerksamen Personal.
(Translated by Google) We received a very warm welcome. Our very kind guide showed us around with great enthusiasm and knowledge. We were truly pleasantly surprised by the exhibition and the stories about the Eighty Years' War. We are from Den Bosch, and my husband knows a lot about Den Bosch's history, but it was worth it! Beautifully done! A beautiful building: the Kruithuis 👍👍👍
(Original)
We zijn heel vriendelijk ontvangen. Onze heel aardige gids heeft ons met veel enthousiasme en kennis rondgeleid. Wij waren echt blij verrast door de expositie en de verhalen die over de 80 jarige oorlog verteld werden. Wij zijn Bosschenaren en mijn man weet écht heel veel over de Bossche geschiedenis, maar het was de moeite waard! Heel mooi gedaan! Prachtig gebouw: het Kruithuis👍👍👍
Citadellaan 7, 5211 XA 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Art gallery
Shopping
Jan van Hoof Galerie B.V. is a stunning gallery situated on the outskirts of 's-Hertogenbosch's city center, offering a picturesque view of the Bossche Broek. This gallery is run by Jan and Will, who are passionate art enthusiasts evident from their impressive collections. Furthermore, they foster warm relationships with artists, making them exceptionally welcoming and friendly individuals.
(Translated by Google) Very nice gallery with very hospitable people. The rear of the gallery is very surprising and modern and offers a beautiful view of the Bossche Broek. Beautiful art, and made affordable for everyone, through an art purchasing scheme.
(Original)
Hele mooie galerie met zeer gastvrije mensen. De achterzijde van de galerie is zeer verrassend en modern en geeft een prachtig uitzicht op het Bossche Broek. Mooie kunst, en betaalbaar gemaakt voor iedereen, door een kunstkoopregeling.
Sina D — Google review
I am an artist and I wanted to introduce myself to this gallery, for a possible collaboration as soon as she heard that I was speaking English she hanged up, I tried to call again, because maybe it was the network, but she pressed me away. I am sorry, but this is not a very good way to represent yourself.
Very disappointing.
(Translated by Google) This gallery is a great place to look at art and possibly buy it! You are always welcomed warmly! The gallery has a wide range of works by good artists! I would say go and see it!
(Original)
Deze gallerie is een mooie plek om naar kunst te kijken en eventueel te kopen! Je wordt altijd gastvrij ontvangen! De gallerie heeft een breed scala aan werken van goede kunstenaars! Ik zou zeggen ga kijken!
(Translated by Google) Interesting art collection, nice gallery. Exclusive opening of new exhibition.
(Original)
Interessante kunstcollectie, mooie galerie. Exclusive opening van nieuwe tentoonstelling.
(Translated by Google) Beautiful gallery with beautiful exhibitions and very hospitable gallery owners
(Original)
Prachtige galerie met prachtige exposities en zeer gastvrije galerijhouders
(Translated by Google) A beautiful gallery located on the edge of the center of 's-Hertogenbosch with a view of the Bossche Broek. Jan & Will are fantastic art lovers and this is reflected in their beautiful collections. In addition, super warm and friendly people who maintain warm relationships with artists! Highly recommended if you are looking for a work of art with a story.
(Original)
Een prachtige galerie gelegen aan de rand van het centrum van ‘s-Hertogenbosch met uitzicht op het Bossche Broek. Jan & Will zijn fantastische liefhebbers van kunst en dat zie je terug in hun mooie collecties. Daarnaast super warme en hartelijke mensen welke warme relaties onderhouden met kunstenaars! Een absolute aanrader als u op zoek bent naar een kunstwerk met een verhaal.
(Translated by Google) Great gallery, warm welcome, beautiful exhibition and located in one of the most beautiful places in Den Bosch. Recommended!
(Original)
Geweldige galerie, warme ontvangst, mooie expositie en gelegen op één van de mooiste plekken van Den Bosch. Aanrader!
(Translated by Google) Nice people, beautiful works and a wonderful gallery 👌
(Original)
Fijne mensen, mooie werken en een prachtige gallery 👌
Vughterweg 58-60, 5211 CM 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Historical landmark
Sights & Landmarks
Monuments & Statues
(Translated by Google) Okay image. It beautifies the statue.
(Original)
Oke beeld. Het verfraait het standsbeeld.
You 2 — Google review
Lepelstraat 43, 5211 DP 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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Education and culture
Sights & Landmarks
Culture
Historical place
The Brabants Historisch Informatie Centrum, or BHIC, is a remarkable destination that beautifully marries history with modern accessibility. Originally established as a fortress to maintain order in Den Bosch, this stunning structure now serves as a provincial archive. While the building itself isn't open for public tours, visitors can freely explore the surrounding area from dawn until dusk.
(Translated by Google) Press Release – 's-Hertogenbosch, July 2025
Honor for the Blue Guard – Forgotten Soldiers of William of Orange Receive Their Memorial
's-Hertogenbosch has reclaimed a piece of its forgotten history.
In July 2025, a new bronze memorial plaque was unveiled at the Oranje Bastion – honoring the men of the Blue Guard, the elite unit that fought for Stadtholder King William III of Orange on the River Boyne in 1690.
The Blue Guard, officially called the Gardes te Voet van Zijne Hoogheid, consisted of carefully selected marksmen with steady hands and a sure eye.
They formed the last line of defense during the river crossing at the Battle of the Boyne and suffered heavy losses – a third of the regiment was killed.
Yet they held firm, to the last man.
The new memorial plaque bears the inscription:
"They stood where others fell.
They held where others retreated.
Their breath was the measure of the fire.
... No one wanted to live with the shame of standing behind the Blue Guard."
Below it is the motto of the House of Orange-Nassau: "Je Maintiendrai" – I will stand firm.
The initiative for this remembrance arose from new historical research on the Gardes te Voet and the rediscovery of documents in the 's-Hertogenbosch City Archives and the National Archives in The Hague.
The plaque was placed on the wall of the former powder magazine of the Oranje Bastion, where, according to recent architectural studies, traces of the regiment's original quarters were found.
With this memorial, the men of the Blue Guard finally receive the recognition their courage deserves – not as conquerors, but as guardians of steadfastness.
Location: Bastion Oranje, Zuidwal 17, 's-Hertogenbosch
Unveiling date: July 14, 2025
Contact: Department of Archaeology and Cultural Heritage, 's-Hertogenbosc City Archives
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Pressemitteilung – ’s-Hertogenbosch, Juli 2025
Ehre für die Blaue Garde – vergessene Soldaten Wilhelms von Oranien erhalten ihr Denkmal
’s-Hertogenbosch hat ein Stück seiner vergessenen Geschichte zurückgewonnen.
Im Juli 2025 wurde an der Bastion Oranje eine neue bronzene Gedenktafel enthüllt – zu Ehren der Männer der Blauen Garde, jener Eliteeinheit, die 1690 am Fluss Boyne für Statthalter-König Wilhelm III. von Oranien kämpfte.
Die Blaue Garde, offiziell Gardes te Voet van Zijne Hoogheid genannt, bestand aus sorgfältig ausgewählten Schützen mit ruhiger Hand und sicherem Auge.
Sie bildeten die letzte Verteidigungslinie während des Flussübergangs bei der Schlacht am Boyne und erlitten schwere Verluste – ein Drittel des Regiments fiel.
Doch sie hielten stand, bis zum letzten Mann.
Die neue Gedenktafel trägt die Inschrift:
„Sie standen, wo andere fielen.
Sie hielten, wo andere wichen.
Ihr Atem war das Maß des Feuers.
… Niemand wollte leben mit der Schande, hinter der Blauen Garde zu stehen.“
Darunter das Motto des Hauses Oranien-Nassau: „Je Maintiendrai“ – Ich werde standhalten.
Die Initiative zu dieser Wiedererinnerung entstand aus neuen historischen Forschungen zu den Gardes te Voet und der Wiederentdeckung von Dokumenten im Stadtarchiv ’s-Hertogenbosch sowie im Nationalarchiv in Den Haag.
Die Tafel wurde an der Wand des ehemaligen Pulvermagazins der Bastion Oranje angebracht, wo laut jüngsten bauhistorischen Untersuchungen Spuren der ursprünglichen Quartiere des Regiments gefunden wurden.
Mit diesem Denkmal erhalten die Männer der Blauen Garde endlich die Anerkennung, die ihr Mut verdient – nicht als Eroberer, sondern als Hüter der Standhaftigkeit.
Ort: Bastion Oranje, Zuidwal 17, ’s-Hertogenbosch
Datum der Enthüllung: 14. Juli 2025
Kontakt: Abteilung Archäologie und Kulturerbe, Stadtarchiv ’s-Hertogenbosc
Ingo M — Google review
Very nicely preserved as a provincial archive. Vuelta started here in 2023
(Translated by Google) Very informative visit and learned a lot about where we are in 's Hertogenbosch. You can find a pearl of information here www.bhic.nl
(Original)
Zeer informatief bezoek en veel geleerd over de plek waar we ons bevinden in “s Hertogenbosch. Een parel aan informatie kan je hier vinden www.bhic.nl
(Translated by Google) Fantastically beautiful DwangBurcht... Once founded to get and keep those people from Den Bosch in line, now used as a provincial archive. The building is not accessible for tourists, the surrounding area is freely accessible, let's say from sunrise to sunset. A nice place to take a look from the ramparts, or spend your lunch break on a bench between the cannons... don't stuff your sandwich bags down the barrel! An enviable workplace for the chosen few who are allowed to manage and make accessible the archive, but also invaluable as a very well-managed cultural heritage. Both the content and the real estate. There are sporadic events, for example during the parade, at those moments you even experience the mysticism of this location.
(Original)
Fantastisch mooie DwangBurcht… Ooit gesticht om die donderse Bosschenaren in het gareel te krijgen en te houden, tegenwoordig als provinciaal archief in gebruik. Het gebouw is niet toeristisch toegankelijk, het omliggende is vrij te betreden, laten we zeggen tussen zonsopgang tot zonsondergang. Een fijne plek om een kijkje vanaf de vestingwallen te nemen, of je lunchpauze door te brengen op een bankje tussen de kanonnen… niet je boterhamzakjes in de loop proppen! Een jaloersmakende werkplek voor de uitverkorenen die het archief mogen beheren en ontsluiten, maar ook van onschatbare waarde als zeer goed beheerd cultureel erfgoed. Zowel de inhoud als het vastgoed. Sporadisch zijn er evenementen, bijvoorbeeld tijdens de parade, op die momenten beleef je zelfs de mystiek van deze locatie.
(Translated by Google) Enthusiastic club, flexible, clear, accessible. Thank you for your service and the pleasant personal contact, especially the latter is increasingly rare, but that does not make it any less important.
(Original)
Enthousiaste club, flexibel, duidelijk, bereikbaar. Bedankt voor jullie service en het prettige persoonlijke contact vooral dat laatste is steeds zeldzamer, maar dat maakt het niet minder belangrijk.
(Translated by Google) Nice location, friendly people, good cup of coffee, lots of information, and they think along well, I like coming there
(Original)
Mooie locatie, vriendelijke mensen, goed bakje koffie, veel informatie, en er wordt goed meegedacht, ik kom er graag
(Translated by Google) Beautiful. Too bad about the 1990s lighting on the outside wall.
(Original)
Prachtig. Jammer van de 90er jaren verlichting op de buitenmuur.
(Translated by Google) Nice interesting place for family tree research and the history of your ancestors and place of residence.
(Original)
Leuke interessante plaats voor stamboomonderzoek en geschiedenis van je voorouders en woonplaats.
Zuid-Willemsvaart 2, 5211 NW 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands, USA•
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3.8
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Historical landmark
Bolwoningen is a unique and futuristic neighborhood in Den Bosch, Netherlands, featuring 50 spherical homes designed for singles or couples without children. Built in 1984 by Dutch architect Dries Kreijkamp, these quirky houses resemble bowling balls and are connected by winding paths. While not a tourist attraction, the area offers an intriguing glimpse into unconventional Dutch architecture. Visitors can freely explore the neighborhood and learn about its history from informational signs.
Definitely worth stopping to see the architecture of Bolwoningen. Unique and inspiring housing
Beverly N — Google review
Very interesting neighborhood in Den Bosch. These spherical houses are thought as environmentally friendly and low impact. The neighborhood looks fun and quirky.
Nice place to visit. It’s not attraction but something that it’s worth to see it. Them houses designed years ago for single or couple without children. Really great idea. Shame some of them are not cleaned and tidy. When we seen them we felt like we are in future ;-) still worth it to see them. We didn’t have chance to see them inside (only through Google) but it’s few information on sign post a little bit of history. Free car park around them and river when you can actually do walk.
These homes were unique and walkable. People could take care of their homes more but the architecture itself was worth a look.
A must see for architecture lovers.
Great futuristic project by Dutch architect Dries Kreijkamp. They were built in 1984. All the houses are still in use, there is no museum, but there is no fence as well, so you can enjoy the view sitting on the bench near the river.
Very unusual houses, still look quite futuristic. The area around, as well as throughout the country, neatly groomed. We were with a group and everyone enjoyed it :)
A unique neighborhood composed of 50 spherical homes that are grouped together and connected by winding paths located in Den Bosh, Netherlands 🇳🇱. The homes are shaped like bowling balls, hence the neighborhood's name. This is a fascinating and unusual place to visit, and a great example of quirky Dutch architecture.
Bollenveld, 5235 NM 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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4.0
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Art museum
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Discover this incredible destination, where the proprietors exude warmth and hospitality unlike any other establishments. The Jeroenboschhuis.nl, an art museum of unparalleled beauty, provides a plethora of captivating artworks for your enjoyment. Take pleasure in exploring its vast collection, overflowing with creativity and cultural significance. Make sure to pay a visit to this intriguing museum that promises a unique experience filled with fascination and allure.
Very nice 45-minute tour around the house where Bosch lived. And very friendly staff.
Milan M — Google review
Last Saturday I visited the Jeroenboschhuis in s'-Hertongenbosch's Market Square.
The Jeroen Bosch House recently opened to the public on April 1, 2022, and I was one of the early visitors to visit the museum in Hieronymus Bosch's recently-restored home.
Tickets are timed-entry and require a reservation, and as of last weekend only 6 people are allowed on the tour every 20 minutes.
The restrictions result in a very intimate experience, and as you walk into the centuries-old house, you realize what it must have been like to live in the 15th-century (think no running water, stench and tight spaces).
In those days, most people had rotting teeth and would sleep sitting up in bed, as they feared they would die if they slept lying down.
The museum not only features the restored house but also provides a guided video tour, and as you walk from room to room and up and down narrow staircases, you learn about Bosch's life and how he came to be one of the era's most important painters.
I have always loved Bosch's strange and macabre works, and the Jeroen Bosch House features chilling images which you would expect from this enigmatic artist.
The last time I was here in Holland I visited the Jheronimus Bosch Art Center, also in Den Bosch, which featured the painter's masterpieces.
My advice would be to visit the house first and then the Art Center, as the two really complement each other.
I think this is a five-star experience in terms of the history of the one-of-a-kind Dutch master; however, I would have loved to see more of his art actually on display rather than just on the video.
Either way, I think it definitely worth a visit if you are in Den Bosch.
Brilliant museum detailing and celebrating Hieronymus Bosch's life and art. It's a small museum so numbers are limited. After a short introduction, the tour is audiovisual and is available in English.
Note: closed on Mondays
Really interesting tour of the house Bosch lived and worked in. Since there are only 6 people allowed in at a time, it's a great experience. It's available in English as well, but it's a good idea to call them beforehand.
This is NOT the former residence of Hieronymus Bosch. Appears to be offices.
Found this amazing place......And the owners were so friendly.....So different than other places .....So much art.....Hope you can visit it too.....
Nice
Very interesting
Burgemeester Loeffplein 101, 5211 RX 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
4.9
(264)
4.0
(2)
Escape room center
Baron Beeckman is a fantastic escape room experience that captivates visitors with its stunning decor and diverse challenges. With multiple rooms to explore, each filled with engaging puzzles, guests find themselves fully immersed in the adventure from the moment they arrive. The warm welcome sets the tone for an enjoyable visit, while the thoughtfully crafted mechanics showcase the owners' passion for escape rooms. Whether you're solving classic puzzles or enjoying unique surprises, time flies as you dive into this thrilling environment.
Fantastic escape room, super friendly people, and generally a good time. Would recommend to everybody.
Joris M — Google review
They keep flagging my review. Even now.
I do not recommend this escape room at all. Was a Bad experience. Unfriendly.
Very professional and great setting
Super fun!
Simply amazing.
Top!!!
(Translated by Google) We played both rooms. We received a very warm welcome in a beautiful location.
The Society:
A very nice, classic room. This is truly a puzzle room, so don't expect any major plot twists or spectacular technical effects.
The room didn't need any — I loved the mechanics. Everything was homemade, and you could feel the owners' love for escape rooms. The puzzles were very good and gave you plenty of real eureka moments.
I highly recommend this room; it will make you fall in love with classic escape rooms all over again.
The Testament:
This was a fantastic escape room and goes straight onto my list of the best rooms I've ever played. The room feels incredibly authentic. The game host was very friendly and did a great job during the introduction. The owners are very passionate and know exactly how to build their rooms. Their vision of using a lot of real mechanics is very clear in this room and is a very good choice.
The puzzles were logical yet challenging, and the room looked beautiful. The story was fun and surprising, and the puzzles were something I hadn't seen before, and they fit the story perfectly. In short, a truly top-notch room.
(Original)
Wij speelden beide kamers. Zeer fijn ontvangst op een hele mooie locatie.
Het genootschap:
Een hele mooie klassieke kamer. Dit is echt een puzzelkamer, dus verwacht geen grote plottwists of spectaculaire technische effecten.
De kamer had dit niet nodig — ik hield van het mechanische gedeelte van de kamer. Alles was zelfgemaakt en je voelde de liefde die de eigenaars hebben voor escaperooms. De puzzels waren erg goed en geven je veel echte eureka-momenten.
Ik beveel deze kamer sterk aan; hij laat je opnieuw verliefd worden op klassieke escaperooms.
Het testament:
Dit was een geweldige escaperoom en komt direct in mijn lijst van beste kamers die ik ooit heb gespeeld. De kamer voelt enorm authentiek aan. De gamehost was erg vriendelijk en deed geweldig werk tijdens de introductie. De eigenaars hebben veel passie en weten precies hoe ze hun kamers willen bouwen. Hun visie om veel echte mechanica te gebruiken wordt in deze kamer heel duidelijk en is een zeer goede keuze.
De puzzels waren logisch maar toch uitdagend en de kamer zag er prachtig uit. Het verhaal was leuk en verrassend, de puzzels had ik nog niet eerder gezien en passen ook perfect bij het verhaal. Kortom, een echte top kamer.
(Translated by Google) Great escape room.
Beautiful decor, variety, many challenges. Large number of rooms. Surprising. You are constantly busy, so you don't pay much attention to the time. Upon arrival you are immediately immersed in the atmosphere, the intro film is also very well made. We will come back for the other room.
(Original)
Prima escape room.
Mooie inkleding, variatie, veel uitdagingen. Ruim aantal kamers. Verrassend. Je bent continu bezig, zodat je weinig op de tijd zit te letten. Bij ontvangst wordt je onmiddellijk in de sfeer gedompeld, ook de introfilm is heel goed gemaakt. Wij komen nog eens terug voor de andere kamer.
Klappijstraat 12, 3294 Diest, Belgium•
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Museum
(Translated by Google) Visited a beautiful exhibition of work by Christo and his wife. It's really great that this beauty is visitable.
(Original)
Schitterende expositie bezocht van werk van Christo en zijn vrouw. Echt top dat dit moois bezoekbaar is.
Joossie R — Google review
(Translated by Google) Würth and art belong together. The collection of artworks comprises over 20,000 pieces that are exhibited at various locations of the company. From 26 May 2025 to 29 March 2026, the fairytale paintings of the German artist Karl Hurm can be admired at the art location in Den Bosch. Very beautiful! Admission is free, but please register at the reception.
(Original)
Würth en kunst horen bij elkaar. De verzameling kunstwerken omvat ruim 20.000 stukken die op verschillende eigen locaties van het bedrijf worden tentoongesteld. Van 26 mei 2025 t/m 29 maart 2026 zijn op de kunstlocatie in Den Bosch de sprookjesachtige schilderijen van de Duitse kunstenaar Karl Hurm te bewonderen. Erg mooi! De entree is gratis, wel even aanmelden bij de receptie.
(Translated by Google) This place is registered as a museum, but in fact it is an exhibition in a corridor of Würth's headquarters. The quality of the works is good, the information provided is friendly and sufficient. Before you can visit the exhibition, you will receive an explanation about Würth, the collection and the vision. Würth employees make frequent use of this hall and simply walk between the exhibition and the viewer, which is a bit of a shame. Also it is small. Still, it's worth it when you're in the area. Free entrance, plenty of parking space, no catering.
(Original)
Deze plaats staat als museum geregistreerd maar feitelijk is het een expositie in een gang van het hoofdkantoor van Würth. De kwaliteit van de werken is goed, de informatievoorziening vriendelijk en voldoende. Voor de expo bezocht kan worden krijgt men uitleg over Würth, de collectie en de visie. De werknemers van Würth maken veelvuldig gebruik van deze hal en lopen zonder meer tussen expo en kijker door, dat is wat jammer. Ook is het klein. Toch is het de moeite waard wanneer je in de buurt bent. Entree gratis, veel parkeerruimte, geen horeca.
(Translated by Google) A very beautiful exhibition and a friendly welcome with a brief explanation.
Definitely worth repeating.
(Original)
Erg fraaie tentoonstelling en vriendelijke ontvangst met korte uitleg.
Voor herhaling vatbaar.
(Translated by Google) Entrepreneurship and collecting art are a strong duo. This often results in beautiful collections. Unfortunately, the trend is for such collections to be less open to the public. Fortunately, Würth does not participate in this. On the contrary.
Oss, Eindhoven, Tilburg, Den Bosch have beautiful museums. And Den Bosch also has Art Location Würth.
(Original)
Ondernemen en kunst verzamelen is een sterk duo. Dat resulteert vaak in prachtige collecties. Helaas is de tendens dat zulke collecties minder worden opengesteld voor het publiek. Daar doet Würth gelukkig niet aan mee. Integendeel.
Oss, Eindhoven, Tilburg, Den Bosch hebben prachtige musea. En Den Bosch heeft ook nog Kunstlocatie Würth.
(Translated by Google) Not too large an exhibition space with changing exhibitions, mainly modern. Free entrance. Difficult with public transport on Sundays.
The building is architecture, but on an industrial estate.
(Original)
Niet al te grote expositie ruimte met wisselende tentoonstellingen, vooral modern. Gratis entree. Op zondag lastig met openbaar vervoer.
Het gebouw is architectuur, maar wel op een bedrijven terrein.
(Translated by Google) Surprising to come across an art exhibition in an industrial park!
Expo Christo worth it!
(Original)
Verrassend om een kunsttentoonstelling in een industriepark tegen te komen!
Expo christo de moeite!
(Translated by Google) Free art museum of s-Hertogenbosch. A must see for tourists. It is understandable that there is less promotion. It is far from the center, where the paid and perhaps more historically interesting museums are located.
(Original)
Gratis kunstmuseum van s-Hertogenbosch. Een must see voor toeristen. Begrijpelijk is wel dat er minder promotie wordt gemaakt. Het zit ver van het centrum, waar de betaalde en wellicht historisch interessantere musea zitten.
Het Sterrenbeeld 35, 5215 MK 's-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands•
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