One of the safest cities in Europe.

Perfect for walking and, above all, for cycling. It is the quintessence of the Dutch city on a human scale.

Excellent. The Central Station is the largest and most important railway junction in the Netherlands, and the bus network is impeccable.

An expensive destination: lodging and nightlife add up; use public transport and set menus.

Very lively and diverse thanks to its huge student population. It focuses on the bars on the canals and squares.

A first-class and surprisingly unique cultural offer.

A vibrant and diverse food scene, with a focus on cozy cafes and dockside restaurants.

Fantastic, with a mix of department stores, main shopping streets and alleys full of independent boutiques.

Typical Dutch climate: often gray and prone to rain.

Exceptionally friendly and easy for tourists. It offers a premium Dutch experience without the crowds of Amsterdam.

Exceptional for families. It's safe, has top-notch museums for children, and a very relaxed atmosphere.

Very open, progressive and welcoming.

'Utrechters' are known for being relaxed, friendly and less overwhelmed by tourism than in the capital.

An urban beauty of canals unique in the world, in a green environment.

Architecturally unique and fascinating, from its two-level canals and Gothic tower to the icon of modern design, the Rietveld Schröder House.

The religious and political center of the Netherlands for centuries and the birthplace of the Dutch nation.

A very green city with lovely parks and easy access to nature.

Impeccably clean and tidy.

An important and growing technological hub, especially in the fields of video games, health technology and sustainability.

An almost perfect destination for nomads. It is a young, vibrant, well-connected and more affordable city than Amsterdam.