Things to do in Drimmelen

Charmecamping Noord-Brabant De Kleine Abtshoeve

Large Church Breda - Our Dear Mother Church

Optisport | Schaatsbaan Breda

2026 Europe 50 - Night Attractions

Royal Palace Amsterdam

• The magnificently decorated royal palace opens 17 halls, rooms, and galleries to the public, and its exquisite interior is truly breathtaking • Retained approximately 2,000 pieces of royal furniture, including sofas, tapestries, and chandeliers, as well as hanging paintings with symbolic meanings • After touring the palace, you can also stroll around the square in front of it, feed the pigeons, or watch street performers to savor the European charm. △ Royal Palace Amsterdam is one of the three royal palaces in the Netherlands. Originally a city hall and courthouse, it served as the political and economic center of the city, as well as an important square for the whole city and a favorite creative subject for painters. To this day it remains full of vitality. The main highlights here are its architectural structure and the magnificent decorations inside the palace. △ Visiting this classical and solemn royal palace allows you to deeply feel the prosperity and flourishing of Amsterdam during the "Golden Age." The entire building was designed by the Dutch architect Jacob van Campen, cleverly supported by 13,569 wooden piles holding up this magnificent structure.

Polderevents

Environmental Education Center Children MEK

2026 Global 50 - Spring Outings

Keukenhof

Keukenhof is located in Lisse, the Netherlands, and is a world-renowned spring garden. The park was formerly a 15th-century nobleman's kitchen garden. In 1857, it was redesigned in English style by the landscape architects father and son Zocher, and in 1949 it was jointly founded as a flower exhibition garden by Dutch bulb growers and opened to the public the following year. It is only open for about eight weeks each spring. Inside the park, dozens of gardeners hand-plant about seven million bulbs in the fall, including tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, lilies, and more. Among them are about 800 varieties of tulips, with flower shapes including cup-shaped, bowl-shaped, lily-flowered, and double-flowered, and colors ranging from pink-purple, bright yellow, and soft red to pure white. The flower beds are carefully arranged, with different bulbs planted in layers to ensure that flowers bloom throughout the entire opening period. The park features several indoor pavilions named after the Dutch royal family, with different floral themes rotating weekly. The park also includes distinctly styled gardens such as an English landscape garden, a natural garden, and a Japanese country garden. Landmark views include an old windmill built in 1892, from which visitors can climb up and look out over the surrounding flower fields; a walk-through garden maze; and a stepping-stone path across the lake. From the park's observation deck, visitors can also gaze out at the surrounding commercial flower fields, a spectacular sight. More than a hundred sculptures and works of art are scattered throughout the park, adding a cultural touch to the flower viewing. Families with children can head to the small petting farm and children's play area, so the kids have their own fun too.

Munnickenheide Camping & Accommodaties Terheijden

Dordrechts Museum

Fort St. Gertrudis