Hospitality is inextricably linked to Breda – you can't overlook that – but Breda has so much more to offer. It’s a fantastic city for shopping with beautiful shops and lovely boutiques, but if you love culture, you can indulge yourself here as well. The remnants of Breda’s rich (Nassau) history can still be found everywhere.

Are you planning to explore Breda during the spring half-term holidays? Then start your adventure at the Explore Breda Store! This is the perfect starting point for an unforgettable time in Breda. Here you will find all the latest events and tips that only the locals know about! Get the most out of your visit to Breda at the Explore Breda Store. 

Would you like to immerse yourself in culture in Breda? Great! Stedelijk Museum Breda is a must-visit during your stay in Breda. Centuries of Breda's history and art are summarised in one museum. At the moment, there are several exhibitions on display in the museum.

Carnival is an integral part of the spring holiday. Celebrate in the city. The official opening is on Saturday afternoon, 14 February, but many revellers will already have been partying for a day or two by then. 

Breda is not without reason the birthplace of the House of Orange-Nassau! Discover the history of Breda by taking a historical walk through the city. This way, you will get to know the oldest part of Breda. And you will discover that the ancestors of our Royal House left extraordinary traces here. 

It's allowed again! Enjoying drinks until the late hours, people from Breda love it and they are really good at it. Whether you enjoy a glass of wine, a refreshing G&T, an ice-cold beer, or a virgin cocktail, the atmosphere is always great. Nice to end your day in Breda on a high note, right?

Want to explore Breda on foot or by bike? Then a route from Blind Walls Gallery is just for you. Blind Walls Gallery is the museum on the streets. In Breda, you can find 100 Blind Walls. Each one tells a story about Breda, so you will also get to know the city in a historical way.

No idea what you want to eat or just can't choose? Then head to the FoodHall in Breda! Here you'll find cuisines from all over the world, all under one roof. Handy for a quick lunch or a bite to eat. Extra fun: the FoodHall is located in the old cinema. 

Rainy day or just want to let loose? Let yourself go in one of the indoor play paradises in Breda. Spend a day at Kabonk, Monkey Town or Bounce Valley. A fun outing for young and old. 

A place you don't just walk by, a hidden gem in Breda: Stek. Stek is a breeding ground for creative entrepreneurs in the rugged Havenkwartier. Here you will find small innovative companies and Radio Pannenkoek, where you can go for – of course – a pancake, but also other snacks and drinks.
Tip: Great to walk to during the day. You can also take a look at PIER15 which is a little further on. The hotspot for skaters, but you can also enjoy a nice craft beer on the terrace here.

Read here what there is to do at STEK.

Have you always wanted to know everything about crocodiles, turtles or other reptiles and amphibians? At Reptielenhuis De Aarde, children learn all about the world of these fascinating animals. The real daredevils can even hold a live snake.

New in Breda: Le Boulerie on Nieuweweg in the centre of Breda. Here you can enjoy a game of boules in a French atmosphere.

But if you feel like playing pool or a board game, this is also a place to remember. 

Sink into one of those comfortable cinema seats and enjoy a great film. Shiver, swoon, laugh. The choice is enormous because Breda has no fewer than four cinemas. 

Find out more here:

• Chassé Cinema
• Filmhuis Botanique Breda
• Kinepolis
• Pathé Breda

Eager to celebrate life and dine in style in Breda? Breda has wonderful dining options to make your meal a little more special. Let yourself be surprised by a unique experience at Holy Moly, enjoy a surprise menu at Zuyd, Salon de Provence, ’t Jagthuijs, Ruitersbosch, Restaurant Uijttewaal, Liefdesgesticht or dine at a Michelin-starred restaurant: Wolfslaar.