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Bosch Experience

Bosch Experience
Every modern, self-respecting city has a promotional video to lure potential tourists to its main attractions and the underground cinema of the Theater aan de Parade is the perfect setting to watch such a free, informative film. Read_on (No Comments)

Central Station

Central Station
The ‘s-Hertogenbosch central train station began as a wooden barracks by the railroad in the second half of the 19th century, but has now grown into the seventh busiest station in the Netherlands. Read_on (No Comments)

City Coat of Arms

City Coat of Arms
Since 1978 the metal coat of arms of 's-Hertogenbosch has adorned the entrance to the municipal council office at de Wolvenhoek. Read_on (No Comments)

De Bossche Draak

De Bossche Draak
The Dragon Fountain is the most famous monument in the city. It was erected in 1903 as a drinking fountain, but never served this function. Read_on (No Comments)

IJskar

IJskar
Generations of locals have been raised on ’t Spul van De Rul (literally: the Rul’s stuff).  This venerable nickname is printed in the local dialect on the oldest ice-cream cart in the Netherlands. Read_on (No Comments)

Maaspoort Duck Decoy

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In the Maaspoort district is a centuries-old duck decoy, a Dutch invention specially designed to trap wild ducks. It's Read_on (No Comments)

Stadhuis

Stadhuis
Despite the fact that the gothic city hall dating back to 1629 is still in full use as the office of the mayor and senior civil servants, it's still possible to visit a part of this magnificent historical building. Read_on (1 Comment)

St. John's Bell Tower

St. John's Bell Tower
The bell tower is attached to one of Holland's most famous cathedrals. When you think of old world bell towers you think of narrow passages and stairways and St. Read_on (No Comments)

St. John's Cathedral

St. John's Cathedral
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 (No Comments)

Verkadefabriek

Verkadefabriek
In its heyday, they produced biscuits in the Verkadefabriek. Now they produce the arts: drama, dance and film, mostly. The biscuits have gone but you can still enjoy great food and drink here. Read_on (No Comments)