Stroll through creative
and cultural contrasts
Eindhoven
4
Tilburg
3
Den Bosch
1
2
Breda
1
2
3
4
in the cities
Step back in time and discover the rich culture in North Brabant.
Discover how culture and creativity come together and reinforce North Brabant’s unique character.
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’s-Hertogenbosch, colloquially known as Den Bosch, is the capital of North Brabant and a contemporary city bursting with dynamics, culture and history. Visit St John’s Cathedral, sail through the Binnendieze underground waterway or enjoy a pavement café on the beautiful market square.
Discover Den Bosch during a boat trip on the Binnendieze underground waterway. Experienced skippers share stories about the capital city of North Brabant while you discover how peaceful the inner city can be.
St John’s Cathedral in Den Bosch is the largest cathedral in the Netherlands and one of North Brabant’s four official top-rated monuments. A visit to this cathedral during a stay in the city is a must.
The collection at Noordbrabants Museum, housed in an elegant, historical building in the city centre, features artifacts related to the art, history and culture of North Brabant.
If you want to spend the night in Den Bosch, stay at Hotel The Den. Just five minutes from central station, this hotel is the ideal base for exploring the city.
On a city walk with a guide, you will learn even more about the history of Den Bosch and discover the city’s most beautiful spots.
The Bossche Bol is a delicious cream-filled profiterole covered in chocolate. It is a real Den Bosch speciality and at the Bossche Bollen Experience, you find out all about this tasty treat and, of course, you get to try it.
Holy Moly Breda
During the Holy Moly Trip, you step inside a mysterious theatre where drama, passion and thrills combine for an unforgettable experience.
The Grote Kerk Breda is one of North Brabant’s official top-rated monuments. Now a ‘House of Stories’, it connects the present with the rich art collection and history. Climb the tower for an impressive view of the city.
In Breda, you can take a boat tour along the canals and discover the historic centre from the water, for example with Bootje Varen Breda and De Stadsboot.
Discover the world of Breda at Stedelijk Museum Breda. Learn about the city’s history and discover the Nassau family, ancestors of the current Dutch Royal family, in the new permanent exhibition. An absolute must-see!
BAAI Breda
Breda is perfect for a city walk. One option is the Creatieve route door Breda, which you can follow at your own pace to discover some of the city’s most fun, surprising, creative and sustainable hotspots. If you’d rather explore the city with a guide, there are various options, including Ontdek Breda.
Stay in the vibrant heart of Breda and spend the night at Hotel Nassau. Here, you sleep in an historical Catholic building with luxurious rooms and amenities.
Breda is a modern city boasting a rich history. The lively city features ancient buildings and a vibrant centre teeming with lovely pavement cafés and shopping streets.
a city of contrasts
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The TextielMuseum in Tilburg is housed in a former textile factory. The museum not only features interesting exhibitions, but international and national designers and artists also innovate with textiles in the TextielLab.
Koningshoeven Abbey, just outside Tilburg, is one of the few places in the Netherlands where Trappist beer is brewed. Here, they brew La Trappe. Visit the Abbey Shop and ‘Proeflokaal’ (Tasting Room) or wander through the abbey gardens.
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Tilburg also boasts several cultural hotspots, such as Koningshoeven Abbey and the TextielMuseum.
The Philips Museum in Eindhoven is located on an historical spot: Philips’s very first light bulb factory. In the museum, you learn about innovations and technologies related to light, sound and health.
In Museumpark VONK, you learn about 15,000 years of history in and around Eindhoven. Find out what the Romans did in North Brabant, how people hunted in prehistoric times and how the first farmers worked the land.
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Eindhoven boasts various cultural locations, for example the preHistorisch Dorp (prehistoric village) and the Philips Museum.
Stroll through creative
and cultural contrasts
Eindhoven
4
Tilburg
3
Den Bosch
1
2
Breda
1
2
3
4
in the cities
Step back in time and discover the rich culture in North Brabant.
Discover how culture and creativity come together and reinforce North Brabant’s unique character.
’s-Hertogenbosch, colloquially known as Den Bosch, is the capital of North Brabant and a contemporary city bursting with dynamics, culture and history. Visit St John’s Cathedral, sail through the Binnendieze underground waterway or enjoy a pavement café on the beautiful market square.
1
If you want to spend the night in Den Bosch, stay at Hotel The Den. Just five minutes from central station, this hotel is the ideal base for exploring the city.
The collection at Noordbrabants Museum, housed in an elegant, historical building in the city centre, features artifacts related to the art, history and culture of North Brabant.
On a city walk with a guide, you will learn even more about the history of Den Bosch and discover the city’s most beautiful spots.
Discover Den Bosch during a boat trip on the Binnendieze underground waterway. Experienced skippers share stories about the capital city of North Brabant while you discover how peaceful the inner city can be.
St John’s Cathedral in Den Bosch is the largest cathedral in the Netherlands and one of North Brabant’s four official top-rated monuments. A visit to this cathedral during a stay in the city is a must.
The Bossche Bol is a delicious cream-filled profiterole covered in chocolate. It is a real Den Bosch speciality and at the Bossche Bollen Experience, you find out all about this tasty treat and, of course, you get to try it.
BAAI Breda
Breda is perfect for a city walk. One option is the Creatieve route door Breda, which you can follow at your own pace to discover some of the city’s most fun, surprising, creative and sustainable hotspots. If you’d rather explore the city with a guide, there are various options, including Ontdek Breda.
Discover the world of Breda at Stedelijk Museum Breda. Learn about the city’s history and discover the Nassau family, ancestors of the current Dutch Royal family, in the new permanent exhibition. An absolute must-see!
Stay in the vibrant heart of Breda and spend the night at Hotel Nassau. Here, you sleep in an historical Catholic building with luxurious rooms and amenities.
In Breda, you can take a boat tour along the canals and discover the historic centre from the water, for example with Bootje Varen Breda and De Stadsboot.
The Grote Kerk Breda is one of North Brabant’s official top-rated monuments. Now a ‘House of Stories’, it connects the present with the rich art collection and history. Climb the tower for an impressive view of the city.
Holy Moly Breda
During the Holy Moly Trip, you step inside a mysterious theatre where drama, passion and thrills combine for an unforgettable experience.
Breda is a modern city boasting a rich history. The lively city features ancient buildings and a vibrant centre teeming with lovely pavement cafés and shopping streets.
a city of contrasts
2
The TextielMuseum in Tilburg is housed in a former textile factory. The museum not only features interesting exhibitions, but international and national designers and artists also innovate with textiles in the TextielLab.
3
Koningshoeven Abbey, just outside Tilburg, is one of the few places in the Netherlands where Trappist beer is brewed. Here, they brew La Trappe. Visit the Abbey Shop and ‘Proeflokaal’ (Tasting Room) or wander through the abbey gardens.
Tilburg also boasts several cultural hotspots, such as Koningshoeven Abbey and the TextielMuseum.
The Philips Museum in Eindhoven is located on an historical spot: Philips’s very first light bulb factory. In the museum, you learn about innovations and technologies related to light, sound and health.
4
Eindhoven boasts various cultural locations, for example the preHistorisch Dorp (prehistoric village) and the Philips Museum.
In Museumpark VONK, you learn about 15,000 years of history in and around Eindhoven. Find out what the Romans did in North Brabant, how people hunted in prehistoric times and how the first farmers worked the land.
