Guidebook for Haarlem
Parks & Nature
Veerplas
Strandweg
StrandwegBurgemeester Reinaldapark
10 ReinaldapadTheehuis de Haarlemmerhout
1 HertenkamplaanPark in the city centre
Essentials
DekaMarkt
30 AmsterdamstraatIstanbul Versshop
13 Pr. BeatrixpleinDaily fresh products
Getting Around
Haarlem Spaarnwoude station
Train station
Prinses Beatrixplein
Prinses BeatrixpleinBus stop for the bus to Haarlem city center (10 minutes bus ride)
Bus 80 to Amsterdam (In the weekends night buss, all night)
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Haarlem Spaarnwoude station
Bus 80 to Amsterdam (In the weekends night buss, all night)
Drinks & Nightlife
Centrum
Several bars and cafe's in Haarlem city center
Grote Markt
Grote MarktSeveral nightclubs with several different music styles
Jopen
2 Gedempte VoldersgrachtFamous special beer brewery
The Sandman B.V.
154-ZW ZomervaartCoffeeshop
Food Scene
Wereldrestaurant Jin Lai
2 Prins BernhardlaanRestaurant Zuidam
2A ScheepmakersdijkLunch and diner with a look and feel of old times
Taverne De Waag
29 DamstraatCafe with live music and unique look and feel
Spaarne66
66 SpaarneCafe with a view over the spaarne canal
Cafe and restaurant next to the spaarne canal. Very quiet and private restaurant.
Restaurant ChocOase B.V.
1 Max EuwepleinCafe and restaurant next to the spaarne canal. Very quiet and private restaurant.
Sightseeing
Windmill De Adriaan (1779)
1A PapentorenvestA typical dutch windmill
Catedral de Sant Bavo
146 LeidsevaartCathedral
Arts & Culture
Museu Teylers
16 SpaarneOldest museum of the Netherlands. Art and science.
De Hallen Haarlem
16 Grote MarktModern art museum
Psychiatry is a lively topic. One in four Dutch people are affected by a mental problem. This does not mean we are any crazier than the rest of the world. We all know someone affected by depression, burnout or Alzheimer’s. Thanks to mental health care taking up a more prominent position in society, people with psychiatric problems have become a more noticeable presence in everyday life. Yet still not enough is known about psychiatry and people with psychiatric problems often face prejudice. We would like to encourage our visitors to think about the boundary between crazy and normal and question the representations of ‘madness’.
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2 SchotersingelPsychiatry is a lively topic. One in four Dutch people are affected by a mental problem. This does not mean we are any crazier than the rest of the world. We all know someone affected by depression, burnout or Alzheimer’s. Thanks to mental health care taking up a more prominent position in society, people with psychiatric problems have become a more noticeable presence in everyday life. Yet still not enough is known about psychiatry and people with psychiatric problems often face prejudice. We would like to encourage our visitors to think about the boundary between crazy and normal and question the representations of ‘madness’.