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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to North Brabant: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into North Brabant
- The Netherlands' most extensive province, wedged between Zeeland and Limburg, shares a long border with Belgium and is culturally related to its southern neighbour.
- Expect to see Catholic shrines at crossroads and some of the more fascinating villages in the Netherlands.
- Cafe culture is vibrant and fantastic. Brabantine beers include the sole Trappist brews in the Netherlands, and city calendars are jam-packed with events.
- Richly historic towns such as Breda and Den Bosch preserve historical canals and walls, while postindustrial younger siblings Eindhoven and Tilburg indulge in modern culture.
- Noord Brabant, home of Vincent van Gogh (born in Zundert, south of Breda), lends its painters pride of place in famous institutions.
- Capital: s-Hertogenbosch
- International Airport: Eindhoven Airport
- Population: 2,374,999
- Currency: Dutch Guilder
- Time: UTC +2
- Driving side: Left
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: Dutch
- Religion: Catholic
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in North Brabant
- Getting beneath the city of 's-Hertogenbosch
- Swinging among the skies in your imagination
- The Imagination Experience transports you to a fantastic world filled with light, interactivity, and colour with surrealistic light objects, interactive floor projections, and digital mirror walls.
- The Efteling is a fantastic experience for the young and elderly throughout the year.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit North Brabant
- Spring (March-May): The weather begins to warm up in the spring. The temperature is near zero degrees Celsius at the start of this season, but it rises to roughly 22 degrees Celsius by the end. Almost every day in Eindhoven is cloudy, with showers on several days. The sun appears now and then. There aren't many tourists in Eindhoven this time of year.
- Summer (June to August): Eindhoven's summers are warm but not sweltering. Thunderstorms can occasionally be seen in Eindhoven. Expect crowds as this is the area's peak tourist season.
- Autumn (September to November): As autumn approaches, Eindhoven's temperature begins to fall. Temperatures gradually fall to an average of 12 degrees Celsius. Rain falls throughout the season. Tourist inflow decreases around this period. If you don't like the rain and cold, you can visit Eindhoven.
- Winter (December to February): Temperatures will drop below 0 degrees Celsius. Although it does not snow heavily, frosts are prevalent. The weather is pleasant throughout the day but cool in the evenings. Subzero temperatures are not uncommon in January and February.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in North Brabant
The Sahara
- Exploring the Loon and Drunen Dunes is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. This National Park, located between the municipalities of Tilburg, Waalwijk, and's-Hertogenbosch, is one of Western Europe's greatest sand-drift sites.
- This region is often known as the Sahara of Brabant because of its continuous sand plains.
- A fantastic location not only for quiet seekers, nature lovers, and avid mountain bikers.
- For a truly comprehensive day out, combine a visit to the Loon and Drunen Dunes with a visit to the mediaeval town of Heusden.
- Heusden has a tremendous historical backdrop, with green town walls and well-renovated facades.
- Wander through the gorgeous streets and past century-old buildings, stopping to admire the distinctive shops and eateries. Excellent for both children and adults!
The city of 's-Hertogenbosch
- A boat ride on the Bosch Binnendieze is an adventure not to be missed.
- While on an adventurous journey in the city centre, navigate beneath old residences and bridges.
- You're in the city's heart, but the boat is as silent as a mouse.
- If you're already in's-Hertogenbosch, don't miss the Noordbrabants Museum, St. John's Cathedral, or one of the numerous excellent eateries.
The Van Gogh-Roosegaarde cycle path
- Between Eindhoven and Nuenen, this is the most inventive and artistic cycling path in the Netherlands.
- The 600-metre-long cycle route illuminates the way in the dark owing to thousands of light-emitting stones inspired by The Starry Night picture. An incredible experience.
- The Van Gogh Cycle Route includes the Van Gogh-Roosegaarde cycle path. This cycle path consists of ten distinct routes that take you through Brabant municipalities with a unique link to Van Gogh.
- If you prefer to hike, the Van Gogh Walk will take you through the magnificent countryside and around the most beautiful Van Gogh heritage sites in Neunen (photos: Studio Roosegaarde).
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
North Brabant Off the Beaten Track
Oudenbosch: Rome in miniature
- Rome? This is North Brabant, not Belgium! The Holy Agatha and Barbara Basilica is located in Oudenbosch and is, for the most part, a replica of Saint Peter's Basilica in Vatican City.
- The basilica is open to the public, although guided tours are available. A little stairwell will take you upstairs to observe the dome's stunning artwork.
- There are more unique locations to visit in Oudenbosch. Visit the Oudenbosch Botanical Garden Arboretum, the Tivoli Observatory, the Dutch Zouave Museum, and the Chapel of Saint Louis.
- Combining Oudenbosch with the 'Van Gogh village' of Etten-Leur (15 minutes) or Breda (20 minutes) ensures a fantastic and varied day out.
The Begijnhof in Nassau city Breda
- When you go through the gates of the Begijnhof on Catharinastraat in Breda, it feels like you've stepped back in time.
- The Begijnhof is a delightful, tranquil, idyllic setting in the heart of Breda. A local's favourite spot in Florence: "I could remain here all afternoon."
- The court, chapel, and herbal garden are all free to visit. Also worth seeing are the Begijn Museum and the Miniatures & Dolls Museum."
- Breda, the Dutch Royal House's home in Nassau, is a remarkably adaptable city. Visit ancient buildings, including Our Lady's Church, Breda Castle, and the Spanjaardsgat, a 16th-century water gate.
- Get lost at Valkenberg Park, a verdant haven in the city's heart. Discover the city's story by visiting the Blind Walls Gallery, which features over 100 murals.
- If you want to stay in a majestic setting, Hotel Nassau Breda is a lovely hotel built in a former municipal palace.
- Go on an expedition in and around the most beautiful Brabant castles to learn more about North Brabant in a regal style.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
North Brabant Culture and Traditions
- North Brabant has several attractions, such as De Biesbosch, a great natural reserve, the historic cities of Breda and Den Bosch, and Eindhoven, Holland's design capital.
- In this fun-loving Dutch province, the dining and drinking are superb, but above all, it is a welcome and enjoyable location to spend time.
- North Brabant is also the province where Vincent van Gogh was born, and you may learn about his life and work in various fascinating settings.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
North Brabant: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Dames Pellens
#Food
- This cosy wine bar boasts a fantastic assortment of well-priced, well-selected wines, but the food is the main draw.
- Salads, coq au vin, and the day's dinner are available every evening. From Thursday through Sunday, however, the cuisine becomes more gourmet, with excellent, somewhat adventurous 'chef-special' fine dining of up to six courses. Reservations are strongly advised.
- The ambience is incredibly comfortable, with heavy oak tables on bare hardwood floors and a spacious street terrace, and the unhurried service is enjoyable and friendly.
- It truly is a family business.
- The moniker Dames Pellens is derived from a pair of early feminists who were previously well-known in the family's hometown.
Dit
#Food
- Dit is a delight for drinks, nibbles, or unusual meals, some of which are brilliant flights of fancy, such as goat's-cheese eclairs with caramelised hazelnuts - a delectable work of art.
- At the bright-yellow benches facing the little bar with its fake flamingo, Madonna, and pinball machine, peruse the comedy-photo menu brochure.
- Or soak in the rays on a modest square of the street terrace at noon.
Den Boerenstamppot
#Food
- Owners who have been joyfully life-affirming for 45 years, Fred and Marloes van Weerd have been serving traditional Dutch dinners.
- A large plate of stamppot (potato mashed with the day's vegetables) is served with your choice of meatballs, stofvlees (beef stew), chicken, sausage, cutlet, and so on. For an additional €10, you can add soup, an appetiser, and dessert.
- Dine at tables beneath cutlery clocks against the bottle-green oak walls or at the steel counter facing the serving area.
Shopping in 's-Hertogenbosch
#Fashion
- 's-Hertogenbosch, our province's capital, is one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands.
- The lovely ancient buildings and a walled city centre allow you to experience the mediaeval ambience while shopping.
- You can never get lost in the maze of little streets like the Korte Putstraat and the Snellestraat because you always wind up at the Markt, the city's heart.
- The Lange Vughtstraat is home to upscale shops. Design shops, haute couture, gift shops, concept stores, and one-of-a-kind boutiques can be found here.
- However, the leading brands, such as the Arena retail centre, may also be found in's-Hertogenbosch. Most stores are open on Sundays as well.
EFTELING
#Fun
- With six roller coasters and 30 unique fairy stories, Efteling is the most popular day trip in the Netherlands.
- It's no surprise that it's a top attraction in Brabant, the Netherlands, and even Europe for families with young children, teenagers, and grandparents.
- Adults will marvel at Fata Morgana's beauty, appreciate the Piraa as much as youngsters, and clench their fists just as fiercely as Baron 1898 plunges them into the mine shaft.
- As one prior visitor said, "We're in our 40s, yet we're still kids in Efteling." This must-see site in Brabant will enchant you.
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
North Brabant: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- De Biesbosch National Park is a refuge for nature enthusiasts as one of the last significant freshwater tidal wetlands in Northwestern Europe.
- This marshland, formed in the aftermath of the 1421 St. Elizabeth flood, inspires many a photographer, birdwatcher, holidaymakers, artist, and cultural institution.
- The Biesbosch MuseumEiland covers the area's past, present, and future, emphasising how man has helped shape and use the landscape.
- After observing fish and sea eagles and taking a boat ride or stroll among the beavers and castles, the Museum is a great place to have a coffee.
- One tourist described it as "a remarkably diversified location." The Biesbosch experience, which includes a scale model of the area replete with polders, dykes, and streams, provides children with a fun and educational exploration of the region's hydrological features and significance.
- A 45-minute presentation will show you how the water level in the area changes from incredibly low to extraordinarily high and back again.
- The Museum was founded in 1994 and enlarged in 2001. The building has a green roof that grows grass and provides long-term insulation.
- The renowned ArchDaily nominated the project for Building of the Year 2016, and it got two honours at the Architizer Awards 2016, including the public prize.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
North Brabant Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- Eindhoven hosts the Dutch Design Week (DDW) every year in October.
- The most significant design festival in Northern Europe showcases the work and concepts of over 2,600 designers to over 300,000 people from both home and abroad.
- DDW organises and facilitates exhibitions, talks, award ceremonies, network meetings, debates, and festivities in 110 locations throughout the city.
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