Several players from Amsterdam are competing in the ongoing World Cup in North America, representing both the Dutch national team and other countries. The Netherlands is scheduled to play a match against Sweden on Saturday, June 20, as the tournament progresses into its second week.
Bilboa is a new tapas restaurant located at the Oude Groenmarkt in Haarlem that focuses on authentic Spanish flavors and traditional dishes. The establishment offers a wide selection of menu items, including jamón ibérico and salty mussels, to provide guests with a genuine tapas experience.
Max and Zeger, the founders of the Alkmaar-based company Aard’g, specialize in producing traditional kombucha that prioritizes gut health. Their small-scale production process focuses on preserving beneficial bacteria through fermentation, distinguishing their product from mass-market versions.
Originally founded in the Netherlands in 1993, the discount retailer Action is rapidly expanding across Europe and currently operates 3,396 stores. The chain is now seeing significant success in Spain, where it maintains the same products and low pricing strategy used in its home market.
Ajax may face a scheduling conflict at the Johan Cruijff Arena in May 2027 if they participate in the European football play-offs, as the stadium is already booked for concerts by De Toppers. Under current KNVB regulations, the club would lose its home-field advantage if their own stadium is unavailable for these matches.
A British tapestry that had been missing for over a century was rediscovered by a curator during an art fair in Maastricht. The historic piece is scheduled to be displayed for the first time since its disappearance this weekend in Norfolk.