Weather in Den Bosch. Actual conditions and forecast

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More to see in Den Bosch

Den Bosch is a city with an interesting history, the first mention of which dates back to the 5th century. Thanks to the reverent attitude of locals, the city has preserved many interesting historical monuments that thousands of travelers from all over the world aspire to see. The most striking historical monument is the Cathedral Church of St. John (Sint-Janskathedraal) located in the heart of the city. This religious landmark is among the oldest buildings in the city. The beautiful Gothic church was built on the site of the Romanesque Cathedral; the construction lasted 89 years and was completed by 1530. The temple's interior is striking in its splendor. Skillful stained glass windows, vaulted ceilings with unusual ornaments, as well as a lot of interesting religious artifacts, which are hundreds of years old, have been preserved here. The cathedral is surrounded by several historic buildings, forming a very impressive architectural complex. Most of the local sightseeing tours start with exploring this unique attraction. A few steps away from the cathedral church is no less interesting site - the underground water supply system Binnendieze, which was founded in the early medieval period. The intricate underground labyrinth is striking with its scale; today, walking through it is one of the most popular activities among visitors to the city. Anyone can rent a boat and ride on the "underground rivers", admiring the unusual sight. One of the city's most beautiful … Read further

Den Bosch guide chapters

Den Bosch sightseeing

Den Bosch is the most beautiful town and the capital of North Brabant province in the southern part of the Netherlands. The town was founded in the end of the 12th century between the mouths of two small rivers Aa and Dommel on the basis of former hunting holdings of Brabant Duke. The name of the town comes from this fact as it can be translated as “the Duke’s Wood”. There are not so many places of … Open

Cultural excursion through Den Bosch - things to see

One of the city's most beautiful historic buildings houses Noordbrabants Museum keeping a rich collection of historical, archaeological and ethnographic artifacts. The situation precisely preserved inside the spectacular building is just like several centuries ago, so the tour will be interesting not only to those interested in ancient history but also to connoisseurs of medieval architecture. Among the museum's … Open

Attractions and active leisure

Den Bosch is famous for its unique Efteling Theme Park, which is equally popular among both small travelers and their parents. The beautiful park offers its guests a lot of interesting entertainment. Efteling's guests have a chance to walk in the fairytale town and enjoy theatrical performances, go rafting on a mountain river and try out incredible rides in action, as well as visit interesting souvenir shops and … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

Den Bosch invites its guests to visit attractive restaurants and cafes, which can boast an abundance of interesting treats and specialties. One of the most popular ones in the city is De Opera Restaurant whose menu is mainly based on Dutch cuisine. Skilled chefs never cease to amaze loyal customers with new original delicacies. The restaurant regularly hosts themed evenings where visitors can try traditional Italian … Open

Traditions and mentality of Den Bosch

Den Bosch is one of the few modern cities preserving good old traditions after centuries, which is distinguished by its unique national culture. A colorful carnival taking place in the city every year is one of the country's most exciting events, which never ceases to attract curious travelers. Its name is “The Feast of Fools”, and it is celebrated in late February. The first mention of the holiday's official … Open

Travel guide to Den Bosch

On the main square near the railway station, one of the main symbols of the city, a fine fountain decorated with the figure of a golden dragon. This figure was established here in 1903 as a symbol of the once majestic and unapproachable city. The most brisk place in the city is the market square. Many outstanding monuments of architecture are located next to it. There is also a beautiful building of the town … Open

Climate in Netherlands and weather forecast - best seasons for visit

The climate in the Netherlands is the same in virtually every region, since the country is completely located in one temperate zone. The weather is mostly affected by cold cyclones coming from the Atlantic. The peculiarity of the climate is high humidity. The average temperature in the middle of winter is at least 3 degrees Celsius, and at the height of summer it doesn’t exceed 20 degrees. In general, the weather in the country is quite pleasant for everyone. There are no frosts or exhausting heat. The western winds often provoke sudden temperature changes even in the warmest months. … Open

Atmosphere of Netherlands: religion and languages

The church in the Netherlands exists side-by-side with the state. These two structures absolutely do not intersect, so they coexist without any trouble. In the country, about 40 percent of the total population is represented by atheists. Mainly, this is due to the isolated position of faith in the kingdom. It is not forced to or propagated. About 25 percent of the population are Catholics. They honor and celebrate all Catholic holidays and go to the church on all festive days. Some municipalities even set off weekends for religious holidays, giving the population an opportunity to follow their beliefs. Approximately 17 percent of the population are Protestants. They live in the northern part of the kingdom, as well as in coastal towns. … Open