How to get by in Voorburg
Voorburg is a city in the Netherlands, and if you're looking to get by there, here are a few tips that might be helpful:
Public Transportation: Voorburg has an extensive network of buses and trains, so it's easy to get around by public transportation. You can use the website of the Dutch National Railway (NS) or 9292 for trip planning and to purchase tickets.
Biking: Biking is a popular mode of transportation in the Netherlands, and Voorburg is no exception. Consider renting a bike to explore the city and its surroundings.
Walking: Many places in Voorburg are within walking distance, so walking can be a great option, especially if you're staying in the city centre.
Local shops and markets: Voorburg has a variety of local shops and markets, where you can buy groceries and other essentials. Some popular markets in the area include the Voorburg Farmers Market and the Voorburg Market.
Restaurants and cafes: Voorburg has a vibrant food scene, with a range of restaurants and cafes serving Dutch and international cuisine. You can try traditional Dutch dishes like bitterballen, and if you're looking for a coffee or a light snack, consider checking out one of the many cafes in the city.
Tourist attractions: If you're looking for things to do in Voorburg, consider visiting some of the city's tourist attractions, such as:
- Theme Park Drievliet
- The Voorburg city museum Huygens Hofwijk
- Oude- or Martinuskerk, Gothic church from around 1200
- Museum Swaensteyn (formerly Stadsmuseum Leidschendam-Voorburg)
- Huize Swaensteyn, inn from the 16th century, now part of the town hall
- Huygens Museum, Hofwijck country residence of Constantijn Huygens from 1640
- De Werve, country house from the 19th century, integrated with remnants of the medieval knight's homestead of the same name
- French Church
- Villa Joy and Tranquility With Orangerie
- Middleburg House
- Country houses and villas on the Vliet and Oosteinde
- Polder mill De Vlieger
- Equestrian statue Corbulo, Koningin Julianalaan, corner Prins Bernhardlaan by Albert Termote 1964
- Stone bench placed in the Juliana-Bernhard Park on the occasion of the wedding of Princess Juliana and Prince Bernhard on 7 January 1937
These are just a few suggestions to help you get by in Voorburg. Enjoy your stay!
