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Weather in Hilversum. Actual conditions and forecast

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Map of Hilversum temperature forecast

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Rain forecast for Hilversum area

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More to see in Hilversum
In the city, there are a lot of interesting historical constructions. The buildings of the old railway stations deserve a special attention. The main city station is called Barn. It was founded in 1874. Since its founding, the station has been considered to be special. Already at the end of the 19th century, it was regularly used by the representatives of the royal family. Not far from the station is one of the royal palaces located. So, there is a special royal waiting room equipped for privileged individuals. The building of the old station has an immense architectural value. Another beautiful and impressive construction is the Soest Station located in the immediate surroundings of the city. This railway station was built in 1898. Since its construction, the station has remained almost unchangeable. Its visitors can admire the fascinating building with a tiled roof of brick. The station has managed to partially preserve its original interior. Near the station, there is a beautiful old park. It is interesting to walk here in any season. The unique attraction of the city is the museum devoted to the television, The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision. The museum occupies a fascinating modern building, the facade of which is tiled with glass panels and resembles a huge display from afar. In this building, there is an archive of TV pieces and audio recordings. The tourists are attracted by the original themed museum. It presents its guests the specific … Read further

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Hilversum sightseeing

The town named Hilversum is located in the heathery Het Gooi hills on the east of North Holland. This is one of the twelve provinces of the Netherlands. This town is also a radio and a television broadcasting center. Here is headquartered International Netherlands Radio. The town is situated on the railway line that connects Amsterdam with Schiphol Airport and further, with Amersfoort. There are three railway … Open

Travel guide to Hilversum

Another beautiful and impressive construction is the Soest Station located in the immediate surroundings of the city. This railway station was built in 1898. Since its construction, the station has remained almost unchangeable. Its visitors can admire the fascinating building with a tiled roof of brick. The station has managed to partially preserve its original interior. Near the station, there is a beautiful old … 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

Weather in the region of Hilversum

Almere-Stad
Since Almere is one of the youngest cities in the Netherlands, there is not a huge number of historical sites. However, there are attractive tourist sites to visit which are presented here in decent variety. One of the most visited cultural centres of the city is the ... Open »
Amersfoort
The research of preserved fragments of the old walls may become a truly engaging activity. In the city there are several medieval gates, the most interesting and beautiful of which is considered to be the Koppelpoort. These massive gates composed of red brick almost ... Open »
Utrecht
In the vicinity of Utrecht is an old Groenstein estate. It is also a preserved part of the medieval fortifications. Supposedly, the castle was built at the end of the 14th century and used to be part of an extensive building complex initially. To this day, only the ... Open »
Amsterdam
Amsterdam Canals. You will see water almost everywhere in Amsterdam, and this fact traditionally amazes visitors. Because of a great number of canals (the exact number of which is 165) some people even call the city “Venice of the North”. The main canals of ... Open »
Haarlem
Among the preserved historical buildings in the city is Welgelegen. This building is remarkable in that it was built in a neo-classic style, atypical for the Netherlands. The erection of the building began in 1769 and lasted 15 years. Its first owner was the famous ... Open »
Gouda
Currently, the Sint Janskerk is a basilica, the shape of which is reminiscent of a cross. Inside the church, visitors can still see an old and unusual musical instrument, carillon. It was installed here in the 17th century. Besides that, take a look at the gorgeous ... Open »
Leiden
Mesmerizing Leiden is the homeland of many great artists and winners of the Nobel Prize. In modern times, this city in the Netherlands has turned into an important tourist destination, and there is a reason for such popularity. This gorgeous settlement has a rich past ... Open »
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