Little Moments in Utrecht – A Photo Diary
With its canals, cobblestone streets, and rows of bikes leaning against century old buildings, Utrecht has a quieter, more intimate feel than Amsterdam with just as much charm.
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Exploring in Den Bosch: Cobblestones and Residency
During my time studying in the Netherlands, a day trip to Den Bosch became part adventure, part mission. Our main goal was to get our student residency sorted, but of course, we couldn’t resist exploring the city while we were there. And I’m so glad we did — this charming city immediately stole my heart. […]
Read MoreA Day in Gouda: Cheese, Canals & Coffee Adventures
One of my favorite things about studying in the Netherlands was the freedom to take spontaneous day trips, and Gouda quickly became a highlight. We set off early in the morning, catching the train from Nijmegen with our backpacks and a sense of excitement for a day of exploring. It was cold that day, the […]
Read MoreLittle Moments in Apeldoorn
During our day of random city-hopping, Apeldoorn was one of those stops that surprised and delighted us. Nestled in the Dutch countryside, this town felt a little quieter than some of the other cities we had been to, but that only made it more charming — the kind of place where you can wander aimlessly […]
Read MoreAn Amersfoort Photo Diary
Tucked away somewhere between Utrecht, Amsterdam and Arnhem lies the littlest city of Amersfoort. Amers-what? Exactly. We’d never heard of this little medieval town either until a random day of Dutch city hopping that consisted of jumping on the first train we saw and randomly picking cities along the line to explore. Sometimes a picture […]
Read MoreThe 10 best quotes about Amsterdam
Amsterdam is a vibrant bustling city with a culture so rich it will have you feeling a flurry of emotions from the moment you step foot out the train station. Filled with tulips, cheese, art, music and a rich history, the Capital of the Netherlands forms a truly unique city that is well worth a […]
Read MoreTales of a Travelling Gypsy – Moving to Nijmegen
If there’s one thing I’ll never regret in this lifetime, it’s travelling. Often, it’s easy to forget what the world still has to offer among daily obstacles and whilst the dwellings of everyday life can be somewhat draining and monotonous, I’ve always found travelling or even the idea of it, to be something revitalizing to the […]
Read MoreA Quick Guide To Nijmegen
The quaint little town of Nijmegen is one of the oldest places nestled away in The Netherlands. Seated on the Waal River and close to the German Border, this catholic university town is home to over 15 000 students. If you’re looking for more information on this little Dutch town, you’ve come to the right place! […]
Read MoreAdventuring in The Netherlands: Back to the Beginning
If there’s one thing I’ll never regret in this lifetime, it’s travelling. Often, it’s easy to forget what the world still has to offer among daily obstacles and whilst the dwellings of everyday life can be somewhat draining and monotonous, I’ve always found travelling, or even the idea of it, to be somewhat refreshing […]
Read MoreVisiting Kinderdijk: Six Things to See and Do
When you think of The Netherlands, there are a few iconic symbols that come to mind: tulips, cheese and windmills. Whilst a great portion of The Netherlands is already below sea level you don’t really realize this when wandering around the quaint towns because the Dutch have long since mastered their battle with the sea. […]
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LIFE OF SHAL 