Our s-Hertogenbosch Highlights

• St. John's Cathedral

  
  Sightseeing » Places of interest

  In about 1220 a little Romanesque church dedicated to the evangelist St. John was built just outside the city walls of ’s-Hertogenbosch. Read on
  

• Jheronimus Bosch Art Center

  
  Sightseeing » Museums

  In a stylish complex – a former church and its annexes – the life, ideas, and works of this religious artist are presented in various ways. Read on
  

• The Construction Hangar

  
  Sightseeing » Museums

  If you're having a hard time grasping the grandeur of the most attractive building in town, St. John's Cathedral, have a look in the rather undervalued De Bouwloods (The Construction Hangar) museum. Read on
  

• De Broodspecialist

  
  Cafes » Bakeries

  Even if you don't like bread, you should still take a look at the finest bakery the city has ever produced. In fact, it's such a part of local life that if it were ever to go bankrupt, this tiny business would instantly be taken over by the district council. Read on
  

• Beekveld

  
  Restaurants » International

  Because Beekveld is often filled to the rafters, it might be wise to reserve a table in advance. People are keen to wait at the bar in order to have a meal at this popular venue that offers excellent value-for-money. Read on
  

• Voltaire

  
  Cafes » Classic cafes

  Long ago café owner Ria traded her boring civil service job for a new and colourful existence at Voltaire, which can be described as a café, ice cream parlour and tearoom all in one. Read on
  

• De Rode Pimpernel

  
  Restaurants » International

  Despite its French-inspired name (The Scarlet Pimpernel), this place is actually a restaurant and bar in one with the look and feel of an Irish pub. Read on
  

• De Pannekoekenbakker

  
  Restaurants » Out of town

  Welcome to a veritable Valhalla for pancake lovers and a nightmare for people who dislike making choices. The menu displays no less than 230 different types of pancakes. Read on