NJHC Hostel Haarlem
Jan Gijzenpad 3 Haarlem, Noord-Holland, 2024 , Netherlands
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Good tasting coffee is nothin' but a faint memory
... friends! Should be a crackin time! :)
AAANny way, enough about future stuff!...I'll fill you in on what's been the happy happs the past week!
After our little visit to Almere, we jumped on yet another train, which took us to the beautiful city of Haarlem. This city is so old, I think I read somewhere that it dates back to about the 10th century! So walking through the streets, it seems weird to say, but you can actually feel the history around you, in the ...
No Harlem Globetrotters in this Haarlem
From Leiden, you can travel to Haarlem by water with Groene Hart cruises, and what a wonderful experience it was.
We thought that a 3 hour boat trip would be a bit daunting, but the opposite was the case, as most of ...
Benelux Travels Part IV: Haarlem
... photos occasionally.
Haarlem is definitely a city I would like to revisit. I didn't get a chance to go on Saturday, which is when they have their markets at Market Square, filled with local produce and local cheeses and delicacies, and I definitely would like to re-visit the church when it's open as well as the Corrie Ten Boom house.
It was a great way to top off the trip- relaxing, "sightsee at your own pace", enjoy the beautiful ...
Celebrating two years with style - in Amsterdam!
... box. We had a couple glasses of champagne before going to bed. It was nice to have three days to celebrate.
Sunday we slept a little later and found a real corner cafe that had a decent breakfast menu. I got a Dutch breakfast that consisted of an egg, ham, cheese, and lots of soft bread. Sarah had a bagel with 'bacon' but it resembled some European kind of country ham. It was huge, salty, and delicious and I wish I had ordered it! After eating we walked to the ...
My Article - Bringing Maori Culture to Holland
... For the first time ever, Māoris will be making a traditional canoe or waka, which will stay specifically in Leiden and be used by non- Māoris. The ceremonial canoe, waka taua, with its own unique identity, will be on permanent loan to the Museum Volkenkunde and will remain as a working exhibition.
Museum Volkenkunde, otherwise known as the National Museum of Ethnology, raises awareness and curiosity about cultural ...



