Kings day

One of the first things you should remember about the King's day is that it actually starts from a King's night. The night is full of surprises and parties and you will not find a bar not celebrating heavily the eve of King's day. Of course, biggest parties will happen in Amsterdam. The day itself i

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Investiture of King Willem-Alexander takes place after well-loved queen of the Netherlands signs abdication document in Amsterdam, ending her 33-year reign

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Three Kings Day, also known as Epiphany, is celebrated on January 6th. It commemorates the visit of the Magi, also known as the three wise men, to Jesus Christ after his birth. This day holds great significance in the Christian faith, as it symbolizes the recognition of Jesus as the true king. Recently, an Indiana pastor took to social media to remind people of the true meaning behind Three Kings Day. In a viral tweet, the pastor emphasized that Jesus Christ is the true king, unlike the…

Queen's Day in Amsterdam

What is is Kings day all about? Why do people wear orange? What can you do at Kingsday. Why you should visit Amsterdam during Kings day. Unforgettable!

El Dia de Reyes or Three Kings Day traditions are an important part of our holiday celebrations. For a lot of people the Christmas season is over. Many families are taking the tree down to

Parades commemorating the arrival of the wise men to Bethlehem after the birth of Jesus take place across Spain on the eve of Three Kings Day. The events mark the end of Christmas and celebrate Epiphany – the traditional day when people exchange gifts for the festive season

"Let them eat brioche!". It was brioche, not cake that Marie-Antoinette is supposed to have suggested to Parisians complaining about the rising price of bread. What we aren't told is which kind of pastry the queen had in mind. After all, there are so many. Here's a taster...