Discover Den Bosch

Handmade street food and innovative cocktails. Come for brunch, lunch, or a delightful dinner, or learn how to make your own cocktails during a workshop.

The best steak—striploin and bone-in ribeye—straight from the Big Green Egg. Basque dishes, fresh fish, and the famous Basque cheesecake to finish off the meal. A lovely patio on Minderbroedersplein.

Fantastic seafood dishes and steak, on the city's premier restaurant street: Korte Putstraat.

Delicious food in a beautiful setting on Korte Putstraat.

The best steak in town.

Exceptional wines paired with exquisite dishes.

Delicious street food dishes.

A local favorite: delicious drinks, a friendly crowd, and famous gin and tonics.

The perfect spot for a gin and tonic: a laid-back atmosphere, knowledgeable bartenders, and creative gin infusions.

An intimate, speakeasy-style cocktail bar where the city's best mixologists craft unforgettable drinks.

Small, stylish, and full of flavor: wines from around the world, paired with delicious small bites.

Wine bar and restaurant: an extensive selection of wines paired with seasonal dishes.

Where the night comes alive: great music, a stylish crowd, and dancing until late.

An idyllic, cozy pub.

A boutique gym right in the heart of the city. Cycling, sweating, burning calories, yoga, Pilates, and barre—set your own pace.

Fourteen saunas, several pools, and three restaurants, all in one place just outside the city. Perfect for anyone who wants to spend an entire afternoon relaxing and letting their mind wander.

The Bossche bol. You simply must try it during your stay.

A little piece of London in Den Bosch: breakfast, lunch, and an authentic English High Tea. Known for its city garden with a view of St. John’s Cathedral, its flower-covered ceiling, and the viral Crazy Crumble. Be sure to try the Bossche Bolicious, too.

A lovely Italian café serving great coffee, fresh pastries, and sweet treats.

Cruising under the city—the best way to see Den Bosch. Book in advance.

Along the walls, bastions, and hidden courtyards of the old city. Free with the ‘s-Hertogenbosch Heritage route app, which includes an audio tour.

The beating heart of the city, surrounded by shops and cozy cafés.

Dutch masters, contemporary art, and the history of Brabant, all housed in a magnificent palace. Impressive temporary exhibitions are held regularly.

Right next to the Noordbrabants Museum: design, fashion, and digital culture.

Step into the fascinating world of 's-Hertogenbosch’s most famous resident, brought to life in a former church.

The city's cultural venue, right next to St. John's: musicals, concerts, cabaret, and dance.

Film, theater, music, and cabaret in a charmingly renovated cookie factory, complete with a cozy café.

The city’s Gothic icon. Look for the famous little angel with a cell phone, and climb the tower in the summer for the best view.

The oldest brick house in the Netherlands, located on the Markt.

A stately 17th-century town hall on the Markt, featuring a carillon.

The most famous resident of 's-Hertogenbosch looks out over his own Markt.

The figurine from the most famous folk song from 's-Hertogenbosch.

Home of the centuries-old Illustrious Brotherhood of Our Lady, of which Hieronymus Bosch was also a member. Open to visitors for guided tours.

Wednesday, 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
A large weekly market featuring fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers, cheese, fabrics, and clothing.

Friday, 9:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
Organic market featuring local and regional specialties.

Saturday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
The traditional market, featuring fresh produce, flowers, cheese, and more.