Explore the Netherlands, a country full of diversity. From the charming canals of Amsterdam to the expansive tulip fields in the Bollenstreek, the Netherlands has so much to offer. Discover cities like The Hague and Groningen, or immerse yourself in nature at the Hoge Veluwe. Experience traditions and savor local dishes. Whether you’re a history buff, a nature lover, or just seeking a good time, the Netherlands has it all. Let my tips help you make the most of your visit. Come to the Netherlands and be amazed!
Art Circle in Bloemendaal. On a beautiful summer day in Bloemendaal, I participated in the Art Circle, a creative session organized by Roos, the founder of Mandala Monday. This afternoon was not only an opportunity to unleash my creativity, but also to connect deeply with nature and with myself. Read more in my blog about my experiences with the Art Circle.
Sustainable Fashion Summer Pop-Up. Throughout the month of August, the Sustainable Fashion Collective (SF/Collective), together with the brands el.résidu, The Launch and the bikini brand Via Di Gioia, is organizing a unique Summer Pop-Up at Haarlemmerstraat 72 in Amsterdam. I had the pleasure of attending the soft opening. In this blog, you can read everything you need to know about this special event.
Castlefest 2024. It was a sunny Sunday in August, when I first stepped onto the magical grounds of Castlefest. An event that literally takes you back in time. In the wooded landscape of Keukenhof Castle in Lisse, it felt as if I had stepped into the Middle Ages. Read more in my blog about my experiences of Castlefest.
Italian pasta making workshop at Macchè Pasta Workshop in Voorburg. Italy is renowned for its rich culinary traditions, and pasta is one of the most beloved dishes worldwide. Although making pasta might seem complicated, I discovered during a workshop at Macchè Pasta Workshop, that creating fresh pasta is not only achievable, but also incredibly fun and satisfying. Here is my experience.
Japan & Korean Food Festival in Rotterdam. After attending the Japan Festival in Amstelveen, I visited the Japan & Korean Food Festival in Rotterdam. This event took place in Het Park near the Euromast and was the perfect spot to satisfy my hunger with delicious Asian food. Read further at my blog about the Japan & Korean Food Festival in Rotterdam.
Japan Festival in Amstelveen. The Japan Festival is a Japanese cultural and culinary festival in Amstelveen. As one of the largest Japanese events held in the Netherlands, it attracts more than ten thousand visitors every year. Read more in my blog about my visit to the Japan Festival in Amstelveen.
It was a sunny day in Den Helder, when I went to Japan Day at the botanical garden Hortus Overzee. The atmosphere was perfect for celebrating Japanese culture and traditions, surrounded by the colorful plants of this beautiful Japanese garden. Read on in my blog about my experiences during Japan Day.
Solo trip to Oud-Beijerland, the Netherlands. Have you heard of Oud-Beijerland? This charming place, just thirty minutes from Rotterdam, is still relatively unknown, but definitely worth a visit. Perfect for the solo traveler, who loves a combination of historic charm and modern coziness. Join me on a journey of discovery, through the cozy streets and unique shops of Oud-Beijerland. Read further at my blog.
Japanese Garden in May 2024. The Japanese Garden at Clingendael Estate in The Hague is a unique and serene place that opens its gates to visitors twice a year. This spring, I decided to explore the Japanese Garden, an experience different from my usual autumn visits. What I discovered, was a garden full of life and tranquility. Perfect for the solo traveler, who wants to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Read further at my blog.
If you’re a solo traveler seeking unique experiences, a visit to the Bijlmerbajes in Amsterdam is a must. This former prison has a fascinating history and now offers a special place for adventurous trips. Read more in my blog.