Every winter, Amsterdam fills with light and art thanks to the Amsterdam Light Festival. This annual event, renowned worldwide, offers the opportunity to see the city in a completely different way. In this blog, we take you on a journey through this magical festival, sharing its history, the most impressive installations, and how to make … Read more
When travelers think of the Netherlands, a few iconic images instantly come to mind: tulips, canals, bicycles, and of course, windmills. Just a short trip from Amsterdam, Zaanse Schans Windmill Village offers the perfect escape to step back in time and experience traditional Dutch life. Whether you’re interested in history, photography, or simply enjoying a unique day … Read more
Although the Netherlands is known for being very rainy, it actually only averages 720 mm per year, much less than other European countries. So why this reputation? Because the weather is very unpredictable, meaning it can start raining at any moment, even if the day has dawned sunny. But don’t worry, since the Dutch are … Read more
Although Amsterdam is world-famous for its coffeeshops, the Red Light District, and romantic canal tours, there’s another side for families. You have to step, for a moment, into a child’s mind—imagine a city full of bicycles, where boats navigate the streets instead of cars, and around the corner, you might stumble upon a gigantic windmill. … Read more