haarlemMar 25, 2026, 12:00

Our opening hours during Easter and Pentecost

The City of Haarlem has announced adjusted opening hours for the 2026 spring public holidays, with municipal offices closed on dates such as Easter Monday, King's Day, and Pentecost. While offices are shut, the Enforcement control room will remain operational during specific holiday hours to handle reports of nuisance and parking issues. Residents are encouraged to use the city's website to access municipal services and applications online during this period.

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