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7 places to go ice skating in Amsterdam this winter

7 places to go ice skating in Amsterdam this winter

With natural ice skating not currently possible due to mild weather, Amsterdam residents can turn to several local artificial ice rinks for their winter sports fix. These venues offer varying pricing and facilities to provide a reliable skating experience throughout the season.

TikTok sensation ‘Papa Tolletje’ ready for cup match against NAC: ‘Usually no one is on the sidelines, now thousands of eyes are watching’

TikTok sensation ‘Papa Tolletje’ ready for cup match against NAC: ‘Usually no one is on the sidelines, now thousands of eyes are watching’

TikTok personality Tony Tol, widely known as Papa Tolletje, is preparing his amateur team for a high-stakes KNVB Beker match against professional club NAC. The 38-year-old athlete is adjusting to the spotlight as his local game draws attention from thousands of online followers.

Amsterdam Open Air festival returns to Gaasperpark in June 2027 with German DJ Marlon Hoffstadt – tickets sold out immediately

Amsterdam Open Air festival returns to Gaasperpark in June 2027 with German DJ Marlon Hoffstadt – tickets sold out immediately

The Amsterdam Open Air festival is set for a successful return in June 2027 after tickets for both days, headlined by German DJ Marlon Hoffstadt, sold out in record time. Organizers are using the event's newfound momentum to focus on festival renewal and community involvement following a period of declining attendance.

Debbie de Jong from B&B Vol liefde puts her Spanish B&B up for sale after 22 years

Debbie de Jong from B&B Vol liefde puts her Spanish B&B up for sale after 22 years

Debbie de Jong, a participant in the show B&B Vol liefde, has placed her Spanish bed and breakfast for sale after 22 years to move closer to her grandchildren in the Netherlands. Although her son plans to move onto the property soon, De Jong is proceeding with the sale while continuing to operate the business for the time being.

Gerard Joling on departure from De Toppers: 'No argument or bad blood'

Gerard Joling on departure from De Toppers: 'No argument or bad blood'

Gerard Joling is leaving the music group De Toppers after twenty years due to a lack of involvement in group decisions, though he insists there is no conflict between him and the other members. He has since reached out to his colleagues to clear the air while wishing them the best, particularly as the group prepares for upcoming concerts in Amsterdam.