Your guide to the arts in Amsterdam: exhibitions, plays and musicals, and concerts and gigs. Plus, discover what’s on at galleries, museums and cinemas across the city.
In the dense forests near Doorn stands a country house with a remarkable story. This is where Emperor Wilhelm II, the last emperor of Germany, spent his final years. Anyone who passes through the gates of...
In the middle of the forests of the Utrechtse Heuvelrug stands one of the strangest national monuments in our country: the Pyramid of Austerlitz. In the fall of 1804, 18,000 French soldiers built this str...
Amsterdam is gearing up for WorldPride 2026, which coincides with the 25th anniversary of marriage equality. For two weeks, the city will be filled with protest marches, street parties, film screenings,...
As you stroll along the narrow canal path, you immediately feel as if you’ve stepped into a living Dutch painting. With its 19 giant windmills , Kinderdijk is our most iconic water heritage site and is of...
As you walk across the monumental drawbridge, you immediately feel as if you’ve stepped into a breathtaking fairy tale. Kasteel de Haar is by far the largest and most luxurious castle in the Netherlands....
You step off the ferry and are immediately struck by that pungent, familiar scent of burning oak and salty harling. In the distance, a blacksmith rhythmically strikes the glowing iron with his hammer, whi...
You’re probably familiar with Utrecht’s famous canals, but sometimes you just want something completely different. If you’re in the mood for a bizarre discovery that will completely turn your idea of a “n...
Sometimes an experience comes along that completely blurs the line between a concert and an art exhibition. This summer at the Westergasfabriek, image and sound come together in a unique way. With “Coldpl...
Amsterdam has long been a thriving comedy hub. Many big-name comedians honed their craft at the amazing Boom Chicago, including Seth Meyers, Jordan Peele, and Amber Ruffin. Now you can head there for a brand-new expe...
What began in 1975 as a small-scale soccer tournament among the high-rises of the Bijlmer has since grown into one of the largest and most vibrant multicultural eventsin the Netherlands: the Kwaku Summer...