Utrecht
With these travel tips from Honeyguides, you will get the most out of your day in Utrecht.
Contemporary & creative
From the canals to the famous Rietveld Schröderhuis and from the iconic TivoliVredenburg to the exciting architecture in the Utrecht Science Park. This is where ideas become reality.
Utrecht quarters
LOCAL STORY
Utrecht city centre is divided into zones, each with its own charm. Our favourites are the Museum Quarter, with its cosy cafés, medieval houses and courtyards, and the lesser-known Maliekwartier, which is just outside the city centre, but where you will find the tastiest restaurants and specialty shops.
Unmissable gems in Utrecht - HIDDEN GEMS | UTRECHT
Honeyguides know how to find the most special places in town for you. These are their favourites.
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De Eekhoeve Farm
De Eekhoeve Farm
Pluktuin
At Eekhoeve, everything revolves around farm life. With a picking garden, teahouse, country shop and care farm, there is plenty to do!
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Lunchroom DUBBEL/DWARS
Lunchroom DUBBEL/DWARS
Lunchroom
DUBBEL/DWARS is a colourful café in the heart of Utrecht, where seasonal dishes and creativity come together.
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Logement Petit Beijers
Logement Petit Beijers
Bed & Breakfast
In the bustling centre of Utrecht, where the well-known Dom tower casts its shadow, you will find a B&B that is not to be missed: Logement Petit Beijers.
Sustainable city break Utrecht
HIGHLIGHTED | BLOG
Honeyguide Cathe gives you tips for a sustainable day or weekend in Utrecht. From museums and shops to conscious eating and staying overnight in Utrecht.
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