Kom, we gaan naar de martsss!
Leidenaren zijn pro’s in het sloffen over de ‘martss’. (Typisch Leids: de aangefloten ’t’). Er wordt dan ook flink uitgepakt. Dinsdag tot en met zaterdag
9 October 2023
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Leidenaren zijn pro’s in het sloffen over de ‘martss’. (Typisch Leids: de aangefloten ’t’). Er wordt dan ook flink uitgepakt. Dinsdag tot en met zaterdag
Het langste stadspark van Nederland Rondom de binnenstad loopt het Singelpark: een bijna onafgebroken, 6,5 kilometer-lange groene wandeling langs het water. Je komt langs Leidse
Bij Tuk is het elk jaar een mooie zomer. Want het kwam deze zomer soms met bakken uit de lucht, gevolgd door heet & klam
Animals migrating into town: last year two Dutch/Swiss theater makers stayed at us, performing their play 'Jungle the Future' in a local theater. A shark and a zebra ended up in town and then...-yeah, then what? Who needs to adapt?
Keukenhof flower park just opened its doors again and boy, do we notice. The studios are packed with guests from everywhere.
The protagonist at Tuk aan de Vliet is - of course - our red cat Tuk: six pounds of feline testosteron, the fright of the yard. But there are more. Peer & Joost, our princess-like pigs, for example. Although they lie in their bed most of the day
In 2022 Gouda celebrated its 750th birthday. A visit to this ancient town of cheese, stroopwafels and the 13th century St. John is worth your while in any year.
Look, just another Sunday morning in January 2022: Katwijk beach is beautiful in every season. Walking, running, horseback riding – it's all possible.
Brasserie Cronesteyn offers a nice mix of good, fairly traditional food (calf liver, sate, great fish) and vegetarian options. We love going there ourselves. Bonus plus: it's only 200 meters away from the farm :)
Nearby villages Voorschoten and Wassenaar boast the estates of Prince Frederik, a brother of King William III. Download the free scavenger hunt and have a fun day in these pretty surroundings!
Miljoenen bollen gaan elke december weer de grond in, bij Kasteel de Keukenhof. Dit jaar zo’n 7.000.000. En al trein je in Nederland elke lente
Spot politicians in the wild, admire the art at the Gemeentemuseum or Mauritshuis, find yourself flabbergasted with the art of Escher or visit the international Court of Justice. The Hague has it all.
The landscape around us is fully man-made. Centuries ago, the Dutch started draining the swamps and turning them into kilometers of green pasture dotted by black & white cows, cheese factories and ancient farmhouses.
Leiden’s compact city centre is a gem. Historical architecture and academic life smoothly blend with cheeky coffee boutiques and artsy shops.
The museums on offer are downright spectacular: Naturalis, de Lakenhal and Boerhaave all deserve a spot on your must-see list.
Let’s head south! Grab a bike, follow the canal and prepare for a day of lazying along the waterside.
Bike through royal estate The Horsten, owned by King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima, on your way to the spectacular new museum of contemporary art, Voorlinden.
No wonder painters, sculptors and other artists keep on coming back to picture this little quirky fishermans town: Katwijk aan Zee is where time stood still.
Leiden is the perfect homebase for a daytrip (or two) to Amsterdam. Trains go several times an hour and by car it’ll only take you -depending on traffic - 30 minutes to get there.
Handy Mandy: Tuk aan de Vliet is only a 20 minute drive away from Schiphol Airport. The meadow behind our house stretches out to the A4, more or less connecting us directly.
