Pub Trail Haarlem: an adventure full of surprises

The Grote Markt in Haarlem is a large square in the center of Haarlem, where a number of old and well-known buildings are located and many cozy pubs.

At Kruisstraat 4 you will see a large, beautiful wrought iron gate with a chic garden behind it. This is the Hofje van Oorschot.

Our town of Haarlem was one of the largest brewing cities in the Netherlands. Breweries were running at full speed and the beer is transported in 'Jopen', beer kegs of 112 liters, over the river Spaarne.

The Prinsenhof in Haarlem is a building in the center of this city opposite the Hortus Medicus.

The Walloon Church (Église Wallonne) is a Walloon church on the Begijnhof in Haarlem. It is the oldest church in Haarlem, built in 1348.

With the Jopenkerk on one side and cozy pubs to have a drink on the other.

The Grote or St. Bavokerk is a late medieval church building, located on the Grote Markt.

The Haarlemse Botermarkt, with its busy sun-drenched terraces, facing south, is one of the city's most attractive squares.

The bustling heart of Haarlem, the Oude Groenmarkt. Creativity and diversity with international restaurants and cafes.

Haarlem station reminds you of times long gone. It radiates history.

Tiny houses old school. Older people who had some savings bought these houses so that they could receive shelter and care until the end of their lives.

The meat hall is a historic building on the Grote Markt in Haarlem that currently houses the Hal location of the Frans Hals Museum.