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King's Day in Groningen doesn't end when the sun goes down. From free street parties on the Vismarkt to club nights at Simplon and festival-style events in Stadspark, here's where to find the best afterparties and evening parties.
Every April 27, Groningen’s streets fill with orange-clad crowds and the King's Day vrijmarkt. This guide covers where to find the best stalls, when to arrive, how to get your own selling spot, and what to expect, whether you're shopping or selling.
Celebrate King's Day in Groningen with this guide: where the vrijmarkt spreads along the singels, how Kingsland fills Stadspark with music, where families head for the children's market at Westerhaven, and which streets turn into one big street party for King's Night.
King's Day in Rotterdam on April 27 is a citywide celebration of the Dutch monarchy, featuring free street parties, flea markets, and music festivals like Kralingse Bos Festival. This guide covers dates, festival options, practical tips, and family-friendly activities.
King's Day (Koningsdag) turns The Hague orange every 27 April. From the free-for-all markets and the Life I Live festival to the Geranium Market and canal cruises, here's how to celebrate the Dutch national holiday in the royal city.
Le Guess Who? turns Utrecht into a citywide listening room each November. Its guest curator model—where artists, not promoters, shape the program—can make the lineup feel overwhelming. This guide shows you how to read the curators, research their picks, and build a schedule that balances discovery with spontaneity.
Le Guess Who? is a multi-venue music festival in Utrecht, Netherlands, with performances spread across TivoliVredenburg, churches, theaters, and clubs. Learn about ticket types, official purchasing, navigating between venues, and using the festival app to build a personal schedule.
Le Guess Who? is a multi-venue music festival in Utrecht, Netherlands, held each November. It focuses on experimental, rock, jazz, and electronic music. This guide covers everything you need to plan your trip, including dates, venues, lineup navigation, tickets, getting there, and where to stay.
Every spring, the Movies that Matter Festival turns The Hague into a hub for human rights cinema. This guide explains what to expect, from its competition categories and awards to practical tips for first-time visitors—without relying on unconfirmed dates or ticket details.
The Nacht van Kunst en Wetenschap turns Groningen's city center into a stage where art and science collide. This guide explains the event's history, how the passe-partout system works, what to expect at key venues, and how to navigate the city during the night.
The Netherlands packs a lot into a small country, and its summer festival scene is a prime example. From large-scale music gatherings like Lowlands and Pinkpop to the traveling theater of De Parade, there's a festival for many tastes. Discover what the scene is like, how to plan your budget and packing, and why Dutch festivals often go beyond music with great food and unique atmospheres.
Discover the Netherlands Film Festival in Utrecht—a celebration of Dutch cinema featuring feature films, documentaries, short films, and TV dramas. Highlights include the Golden Calf awards, world premieres, galas, talkshows, debates, and the famous red carpet. Learn how to attend and what to expect, with tips for English speakers.
