Leiden offers a rich mix of history, culture, and relaxation. Visit the National Museum of Antiquities and Museum of Ethnology for impressive exhibitions, stroll through the historic city center with canals and courtyards, and discover the Hortus Botanicus, the oldest botanical garden in the Netherlands. For a fun day out, a boat trip through the canals and a walk through the Burcht of Leiden are highly recommended.

Yes, absolutely! Leiden is known for its rich history, beautiful canals, and cozy atmosphere. It is the birthplace of Rembrandt and offers a unique atmosphere with charming streets, museums, and monuments. The many university buildings and students also create a lively atmosphere in the city.

Sure! Leiden has a mix of well-known chain stores and unique boutiques. The Haarlemmerstraat is the largest shopping street, while the Breestraat and its small side streets offer plenty of unusual stores. The weekly markets on Wednesdays and Saturdays are also worthwhile for local produce and delicacies.