B&B Leiden
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Your stay in a B&B Leiden
Visit Leiden in a bed and breakfast to experience the charm of a historic university city rich in architecture, art, and culture. Cruise along the canals, admire Rembrandt's masterpieces, discover the secrets of Dutch windmills, and lose yourself in the beautiful botanical garden. A stay in a B&B Leiden offers authenticity, comfort, and a truly unique holiday.
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Where to Stay in Leiden
Choosing to stay in a B&B Leiden opens a window into the city's soul. If you sleep in the city centre, you have the freedom to explore the canals, visit museums, and stroll through cobblestone streets during the day. If you need to attend university events, staying near Leiden University is an obvious choice. The botanical gardens of Leiden are one of the city's main attractions. If you love all things green and beautiful, you might want to consider staying in a bed and breakfast near these gardens.
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The City of Rembrandt
No other Dutch city has a higher density of museums than Leiden. You'll find museums for every interest, from the Molenmuseum de Valk to learn about the history of windmills in the Netherlands to the Museum De Lakenha, dedicated to local art and history in Leiden. Here, you can admire the great works of famous Dutch masters, including Rembrandt and Lucas van Leyden, and explore vibrant modern and contemporary art. If you want to learn more about Leiden's most famous son, you can always follow the Rembrandt Trail and visit the significant places in the artist's life.
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Things to Do in Leiden
As well as strolling along the canals or delving into the life and works of Rembrandt, there is much more to do while staying in a B&B Leiden. Visit windmills, the famous botanical garden where the first Dutch tulip was cultivated, the ruins of Leiden Castle, or the University, one of the oldest in Europe. Take the opportunity to have lunch in one of the Markt's local eateries in the central square and visit the Rijksmuseum van Oudheden (National Museum of Antiquities). There are so many things to do during a stay in Leiden that the days will never be long enough.
Getting to and Around Leiden
You won't have trouble getting around Leiden, as the historic centre is relatively compact. You can explore on foot or rent a bike and pedal through the beautiful canals like a genuine Dutch person. Suppose you arrive by train from The Hague or Amsterdam. In that case, everything is easily accessible from the station, making car-free travel a convenient option. Remember to take a boat tour along the beautiful canals!
The Best Time to Visit Leiden
When you choose to visit Leiden, any time is a good time to stay in a B&B. However, spring is undoubtedly the most special. You'll be near the famous tulip fields and Keukenhof Garden, a floral wonder that paints the region with a riot of colour. Book your B&B in Leiden now and take a step back in time in this eclectic gem of canals and art.
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Katwijk aan Zee is undoubtedly one of the must-go destinations around Leiden and is only a mere 20-minute bicycle ride away. Here, you can relax and unwind on the thankfully quiet beach, enjoy a drink in one of the beachside pavilions, or meander through the quaint shopping streets. Seamless public transport connects you to The Hague, the cradle of Dutch governance, and the Paleis Noordeinde, the official residence of the Dutch monarchy no less. You could also visit the stately Peace Palace, an imposing neo-Renaissance building that hosts the International Court of Justice. Spanning between Leiden and The Hague, the Meijendel nature reserve beckons with its lush trails, offering idyllic paths for both walking and cycling enthusiasts.