Reports Netherlands

Utrecht celebrates Abraham Bloemaert, father of the Utrecht school of painting, with an exhibition entitled The Bloemaert Effect – Colour and Composition in the Golden Age featuring 45 works by the master known as the Rubens of th..
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Only twenty minutes by train from Amsterdam, Haarlem is one of the capital’s posh suburbs. The city’s Frans Hals Museum presents an exhibition dedicated to celebrations during the Dutch Golden Age. Running through 6 May, the show ..
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Passengers flying into Amsterdam now have a unique sightseeing route around the city thanks to the launch of an "amphibious bus" July 8.
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Who has heard of the island of Ameland? Situated in the North east of the Netherlands, you’ll be won over by this stretch of sand caught between the North and the Wadden Sea with its well preserved nature and typical little villag..
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The Tour de France Prologue in Rotterdam must have made you want to visit this town with its skyscrapers, bridges and sweeping views. Take a guided tour!
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Maastricht is one those rare towns that combines age-old history, a first class, spirited architectural heritage with vitality, activities and a cheerful atmosphere. An ideal place for a weekend away!
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At his restaurant in Ouderkerk on the Amstel River, chef Peter Lute has converted a row of former workers cottages dating back to 1740 into the Lute Suites, seven luxury suites, designed by renowned Dutch designer Marcel Wanders, ..
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At his restaurant in Ouderkerk on the Amstel River, chef Peter Lute has converted a row of former workers cottages dating back to 1740 into the Lute Suites, seven luxury suites, designed by renowned Dutch designer Marcel Wanders, ..
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There’s far more to the city of Maastricht than its cozy old inner streets. On the bank of the Meuse River, just a few minutes walk from the city’s best known square, the Vrijthof, you’ll find the modern district of Céramique and ..
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Two of Maastricht's unoccupied churches have been wonderfully transformed into a Design hotel and a bookshop. The same rule applies for both buildings: visitors are welcome.
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