72 Hours in Leeuwarden
A weekend in Leeuwarden will be one to remember. You can spend the entire weekend in the city, but if you have the time, how fun would it be to explore Friesland? Leeuwarden is one of the hidden gems of the Netherlands, but Friesland has many more hidden treasures. Did you know that Friesland made it onto Lonely Planet's Best in Europe list in 2018? Never before has a Dutch place ranked so high on this list. Even more reason to explore not just the city but also the province.
10:00 AM - Hotel Weidumerhout
First things first: check-in. Enjoy a wide view from your own cube. Fall asleep under a blanket of stars and wake up to a fantastic view and a generous breakfast. This is possible at Hotel Weidumerhout, just outside the hustle and bustle of Leeuwarden. Because just outside the city, the lively environment quickly turns into the typical Frisian landscape: expansive meadows, endless waterways, and tranquility. A good night’s sleep is guaranteed. And from Weidumerhout in Weidum, you’re back on your way in no time, with possibilities as endless as the Frisian landscape!
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7:00 PM - Oan Tafel!
No matter how you spend your first day, you’ll end it in a very special way at Oan Tafel in Wergea. Here, you’ll get a unique glimpse into the kitchen as you dine at the chef's table. The restaurant works closely and sustainably with nature and specially selected local products.
Day 2 - Into the City
After a hearty breakfast at the unique farmhouse of Hotel Weidumerhout, you’re fully recharged to go on an adventure. Next stop: the historic city center of Leeuwarden. Park your car safely, easily, and affordably in one of the parking garages in the city center. Or are you coming by public transport? Shopaholics will find their hearts’ desire here. You’ll find streets full of vintage shops, design stores, and cozy concept stores. Not a fan of shopping? No problem, there’s plenty to do here!
Shopping in LeeuwardenDay 3 - Just a Bit More to Discover
Before you leave, there are a few must-sees and must-dos that you can’t miss. You certainly can’t head home without having seen (or climbed) the Oldehove. And there are a few more...