Voorschoten

A visit to Voorschoten means getting to know a rich history. Voorschoten has countless monumental buildings, including the well-known Zilverfabriek or Castle Duivenvoorde. Much can be found about this in the museum of Voorschoten, on the Voorstraat. In the center you will find information panels that tell the historical story. The horse market was founded around the year 1200 and is therefore one of the oldest annual fairs in the Netherlands. Voorschoten is part of Park Hollandse Duinen. With the Vlietlanden recreation area (part of the Hollandse Plassen) just a stone's throw away, Voorschoten is attractive for water sports enthusiasts. You can explore the area with a (rented) sloop. It is also wonderful to cycle through Voorschoten. In addition, you can easily cycle to the beach in Wassenaar or the pleasant student city of Leiden.

Voorschoten Restaurants

For history and atmosphere, come to the Voorstraat with its cozy cafes and restaurants, located between monumental buildings and surrounded by centuries-old Dutch lime trees. There are several restaurants located next to each other, but there are also several restaurants within walking distance. The offer is wide because whether you want to enjoy the French, Italian, Greek or Spanish cuisine in Voorschoten it is all possible.

If you are in the center there are many shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants. In addition, there is a weekly market in the Voorstraat every Friday. Here you can buy fresh products, meals, clothing or enjoy a delicious cup of coffee or tea. The car can also be parked for free everywhere in the center.

Holiday in Voorschoten

If you are a holiday guest, it is also the ideal base for various trips. Because that way you can quickly reach the cities of Leiden and The Hague. The cities are easy to reach by car, but also by bus or take the train from one of the two stations.

All this makes Voorschoten a wonderful place to live, for a short holiday or a day visit.