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10 years ago
Lovely setting and delicious Appel taart! I'll definitely be back.
Noordereinde 54D
1243 JJ 's-Graveland
The Netherlands
035-3031306
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http://www.brambergen.nl
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What time does Brambergen open?
Brambergen opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Brambergen close?
Brambergen closes at 8:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Does Brambergen take Bitcoin?
No, Brambergen does not take Bitcoin.
Does Brambergen have catering options?
No, Brambergen does not have catering options.
Does Brambergen serve alcohol?
Yes, Brambergen serves alcohol. Full Bar
Does Brambergen allow dogs?
Yes, Brambergen allows dogs.
Does Brambergen have TVs?
Yes, Brambergen has TVs.
Does Brambergen have outdoor seating?
Yes, Brambergen has outdoor seating options.
Does Brambergen have parking?
Yes, Brambergen has parking options. Private Lot Parking
Is Brambergen wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Brambergen is wheelchair accessible.
Does Brambergen have free WiFi?
Yes, Brambergen has free WiFi.
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This restaurant is located inside a small theme park. The food here is delicious and very…read moreconvenient. My reaction to the park.... Whoa, awesome! What a gem for the entire family. This place has rides, a large playground, a great hike, and a pyramid you can climb. Yes, a real pyramid! The entrance to the playground is free and super fun. The rides and games are an extra cost but not totally unreasonable. Most rides are 1 token per person which isn't bad at all. The climb up the pyramid is also an extra cost but again, not unreasonable. Highly recommended!!
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Really cool petting zoo and good-size park full of exciting outdoor activities, both physical and…read moreeducational. Access costs 7.50 euro for both adults and kids (under 2 years old is free) but if you live nearby a season ticket makes much more sense as it's cheaper after only 3 visits. There are obstacle courses (including one above shallow water), slides, swings, and boats to spend time on the lake. On the nature side, you can watch and pet a range of animals, there are beehives and an "insect hotel", and there are educational displays to learn about different plants. I found it closed a bit early (6 PM during summer time) while it won't get dark till much later. Still I'd highly recommend this place.
Educational installations
Great climbing (and sliding)
As a mother of a very, very active child I have a feeling I'll be visiting places like Kidzcity a…read morelot just to stay sane. Right now our son is still too young for most activities here but there's a nice little Island in the front especially for babies and toddlers. It's a bit slippery though, so I would recommend planning a bath or shower as soon as you get back home because you'll need to take off socks, pants and tights for your child to be remotely able to climb and crawl around here. That all being said, it's really great fun when you go with children from different ages. I personally love going with my friend Sarah and her two daughters (currently two and five). That way there's always someone still enjoying themselves and the kids always have someone to play with. We like to use the "toddler" deal whenever we can go before noon on a weekday which means that parents pay €7,50 instead of €11,00. Ka-ching! The one thing that does bother me a bit here is the food. If you want your child to enjoy a healthy snack, you're going to have to bring it from home as they serve fried food, candy, sugary drinks and some not-so-healthy sandwiches. Luckily they're perfectly fine with you bringing in your own food and drinks. :)
Awesome place to take kids. They can run around whiithout you having to worry too much. Major minus…read moreis the food. All fried foods, candy and sugary drinks. Everything i don't want to give my kids.
Best park I even visited !!! Even it is a rainy day but…read morethere are indoor area We have so much fun And adults have fun too This place is very special Kids from 2 to 12 will all enjoy it !!! I highly recommend people come
The largest playground in Europe! We weren't allowed to go to amusement parks when we were young…read more(My parents insisted they were trashy. I never agreed until I actually went to one as an adult), but we were allowed to go the Linnaeushof, and by our early teens we were riding our bikes 30 minutes to go hang out here. The Linnaeushof has equipment for kids of all ages, ranging from a simple play area for toddlers, to go-karts, an indoor playground, huge slides, a small waterpark, and really cool chairlifts that took you for a ride across the lake, which you could also explore by paddle boat! At the heart of the playground stands a restaurant, though perhaps snackbar would be a better term. Basic french fries, kroketten, etc., and ice cream. Nothing special, but it's perfect for kids parties and long playground days.
Another indoor area
Linnaeushof in Bennebroek
The best kids restaurant ever. Not only will your child feel special and be entertained for hours…read morebut it's actually affordable! Please go now!!! If I didn't live across the globe I'd be there at least twice a month!
I love this place for Kids!…read more coffee in Vondelparck or adults can drink a tea and children make themselves frosting a cupcake or make a pizza! I am a huge fan of this place .
They have indoor and outdoor play
Making pig in a blanket!
Very cute fairytale themed theme park for the little ones 2- 10 (really probably 8) years old. Most…read morerides a 2 year old can go on, some with supervision and some even by themselves. The lady bug boats, carriage ride, pony (no real) rides were all lots of fun. The park train is also lots fun!
SO glad we came here!! We visited The Netherlands for a week and thought this sounded like a fun…read moreplace to take the kids (ages 3 & 5). Boy were we right!! Everything about this place was amazing - so clean and well done, friendly staff, large place, and everything tailored toward small kids. Carousels, little rides like cars & boats, petting zoo with the most mild mannered goats we have ever seen, a massive in-ground trampoline, a train, singing busts (with the best song ever!), and the list goes on and on. We could spent countless hours here and still not get tired. We will definitely be back here again.
Park mini train station
Park train
The park is very impressive as it is settled in just a country side landscape. You could not…read moresuppose find such a great place to entertain kids and the whole family in the middle of farms, cornfields, farming lands. The lots of facilities to fancy kids. Tickets are very cheap (5 Euro). You can get for another 3 Euro a fancy country style trolley to carry a stuff and kids together. My daughter asked me why they don't invent it in UK theme parks? A lots of room for barbeque and family party. Don't forget to take own drinks and food. We had an amazing afternoon here just shortened by the summer storm and rain. I definitely will come back here with family. I recommend it to everyone.
I have given this 5 stars because we went on a hot summer day and we all loved it! The entry fee is…read moreonly 3.99 each and you can spend all day doing different outdoor activities. There are no electronic rides, it's all about old fashioned water fun or pedal objects & slides. The highest slide is a real thrill even for adults!!! The area is huge and queues were small, so we spent all day and didn't manage to do everything. Kids just ran wild and had heaps of fun. We ate food there which was extremely cheap, Frankfurter & Chips for 1.50 Euro, Coke/Fanta all 1.00 Euro etc. I think for the price, you'll be hard pushed to get any better value! Best ages for kids would be 5-13 I guess. Try and pick a nice day and bring swimming trunks and towels as you/they will get wet! I was burried by my kids under tons of dry corn, we made our own water feature out of guttering, and patted are a few small animals too. Everything to make it enjoyable for all children. My top tip would be to bring your own food to BBQ as they have BBQs everywhere you can make use of for free. You can rent a little cart for 3 Euro deposit to put everything in and pull it along. We'll be back next summer!
Blackbird is perfectly located on beautiful Oudegracht in the centre of Utrecht and is selling…read moregreat coffee and vintage items. Blackbird is situated in quite a small space but has lots to offer. Not only they brew good coffee but also sell art, 60-70s style furniture, t-shirts and vintage bicycles. It is one of the first espresso bars in Utrecht combining the possibility of drinking coffee with shopping. Blackbird uses Koffieslab beans which are nice but sometimes have a sour note (don't kill the messenger, it's a personal preference). Apart from coffee Blackbird has a small menu with breakfast, dessert and refreshing drinks options. Baked goodies are made from biological products and are quite ok, but unfortunately very inconsistent and definitely not the best in town. Overall, Blackbird is a nice place for a cup of coffee and definitely a noticeable stop in search for interesting vintage items. READ MORE REVIEWS ON MY BLOG http://www.nansypop.com/food/blackbird-coffee-vintage/
Service with a smile, and in English! She brought my cappuccino to me as I sat out front facing the…read morecanal. Exactly the place I was looking for while spending a leisurely day exploring Utricht.
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Despite me having absolutely no skills when it comes to ice skating, I am still a big fan of Jaap…read moreEden. I enjoy watching my Dutchman on Sundays ice skate here, then after we grab a nice cup of hot chocolate in the pub. When I first came to Holland, I was strongly encourage that I would have to learn to skate because I was told the Dutch love..... to skate. Well unfortunately, I have not got around to it yet. I have been more of a spectator instead on the ice. However, I decided that I am going to pick up some lessons soon, so I can participate more in winter sports. Hopefully I will be gliding across the ice in no time. The best way to make the most of the winter in Amsterdam is to skate. In winter there is an open-air ice rink at Jaap Eden, which is actually one of the best ice skating venues in Holland. The Dutch come out here to maintain their ice skating skills in mass numbers.
Usually the service is pretty good, but today me and my friends went to the Jaap Eden baan, and an…read moreemployee treated us with such disrespect!