Home to the Netherlands’ oldest university and the birthplace of Rembrandt, Leiden also served as a several-year stop-off between England and the New World for America’s Pilgrim fathers in the early 17th century. Today, lovely Leiden boasts the second-largest Dutch city center after Amsterdam. The National Museum of Antiquities has an impressive collection of Egyptian artifacts. The Hortus Botanicus, established in 1590, was the site of the planting of Holland’s first tulip bulbs in 1593.
Restaurants in Leiden
4.0 based on 41 reviews
they ride by on the bikes and it's no longer 'art'. it's furniture. people should be charged a nickel for the privilege of riding by. quite the piece of historical architecture. and...you might catch a wedding party departing from the front doors OR collected on the steps taking photographs for their wedding album. i love this building. check it out if you have the chance.
4.0 based on 59 reviews
to take you, pretty much, ANYwhere in Europe. trust me, i've tried it. it works. PLUS, there are a variety of overpriced food stores inside where you can get some food on the run. good place for people watching, though i prefer the airport. howEVER...you CAN catch a train to the airport from HERE! only one stop/20 minutes away on the intercity(express). if you travel a LOT on the train, you can purchase a 40% discount card for hours OTHER than rush hours/spits. good deal.
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