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Utrecht

Tram map of Utrecht. Download, print and take it with you to your trip

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City tours, excursions and tickets in Utrecht and surroundings

Travelling around Netherlands - transportation network

To travel around the city and the suburbs, tourists are recommended to choose buses, trams, and trolleybuses. Almost all cities have night transport. Absolutely all cities are divided into certain transport zones, and this should be taken into account when buying a ticket. It is much more profitable to buy reusable tickets that offer unlimited number of rides within the prepaid travel zone. Travelers can buy a ticket at any kiosk or directly from the driver. In Amsterdam, 4 lines of the subway and several ferry lines are available in addition to the above mentioned public transport. Water transport is no longer focused on transportation, but on tours, so the cost of tickets is much higher. … Open

Travel guides to Utrecht

Utrecht sightseeing

Several notable buildings are located near the cathedral. Visitors are recommended to attend Bishop’s Garden and the arcade located on its territory. Giant stained-glass windows depicting saints are the main decoration of the arcade. If you manage to visit this city in late August, you will be able to participate in a nice holiday - Festival of Early Music. At this time of year the city attracts best musicians … Open

Cultural excursion through Utrecht - things to see

There are lots of interesting museums and cultural centers in Utrecht, a visit there will diversify the program of vacations. An interesting collection of exhibits is represented in the Museum Het Catharijneconvent dedicated to Christian culture. It is situated in the beautiful monastery of the 15th century. There are priceless articles of gold, silver statues of saints, paintings and manuscripts among its exhibits. … Open

Attractions and active leisure

In addition to exploring many shops, holidaymakers have an opportunity to enjoy the splendor of local parks. A city is great for hiking and biking, anyway, boat trips along local channels are more popular among tourists. A significant portion of residents are students, so the nightlife of Utrecht is very rich and diverse. Fans of club music and noisy discos will appreciate the Monza club; one of its main … Open

Cuisine and top restaurants

In one of the most beautiful historic buildings there is the well-known restaurant Lofen. All the ethnic food in the restaurant is cooked following classic recipes. Lofen enjoys great popularity among beer fans. In the evening there are always lots of beer drinkers; demanding travelers are offered a decent selection of wine. Fans of bright parties are recommended to visit the Kosten Koper restaurant. Here you can … Open

Traditions and mentality of Utrecht

Don’t allow yourself careless phrases in conversation, as all said is likely to be taken literally. So, inviting somebody to visit or having dinner remember about that, otherwise it will be taken as a sign of mauvais tone. The culture of locals is full of paradoxes and unexpected features. They carefully preserve the cultural heritage of the past, while being progressive and open to new things. Local people … Open

Travel guide to Utrecht

The Lichtenberg castle is located not far from the Old Canal. It was also built in the 12th century and originally belonged to a wealthy Lichtenberg family. The castle has been privately owned until 1537. Then, Charles V decided to buy it back and renovate for the needs of the city council. In the first half of the 19th century, the building underwent an extensive renovation and acquired the unique features of the … Open