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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.

Partners and family members to find it easier to request care for loved ones who can no longer do so themselves

Partners and family members to find it easier to request care for loved ones who can no longer do so themselves

As of January 1, 2027, family members in the Netherlands will be permitted to apply for long-term care on behalf of relatives who are unable to do so themselves. This policy change aims to eliminate bureaucratic obstacles and provide faster access to essential support for those suffering from conditions like dementia.

Former Dutch champion Patricia goes for Rummikub title again: "I don't really have a tactic"

Former Dutch champion Patricia goes for Rummikub title again: "I don't really have a tactic"

Around 400 participants are set to compete in the Dutch Rummikub championship in Haarlem on September 15, including defending champion Patricia ter Maat. Ter Maat, a member of the local Club Bandoeng, believes that while strategy plays a role, success ultimately depends on the luck of the draw.

Paying twice as much for your parking permit: will it lead to fewer cars on the street?

Paying twice as much for your parking permit: will it lead to fewer cars on the street?

Amsterdam is raising the cost of residential parking permits in an effort to address traffic and parking density. Despite the price hike, officials note that permit costs still remain significantly cheaper than daily on-street parking rates.

How residents of Lisbon and Barcelona are protecting their culinary traditions: ‘A symbol of a much larger problem’

How residents of Lisbon and Barcelona are protecting their culinary traditions: ‘A symbol of a much larger problem’

Residents in Lisbon and Barcelona are launching initiatives to protect traditional local restaurants and coffee shops from the effects of the housing crisis. These businesses are considered vital community centers that help preserve the cultural heritage of their respective neighborhoods.