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Nicolette van Dam concludes with satisfaction that falling blindly in love is no problem at all

Nicolette van Dam concludes with satisfaction that falling blindly in love is no problem at all

The Netflix reality series Love Is Blind: Netherlands concluded with a reunion that highlighted the failure of most couples formed during the experiment. Despite the initial goal of finding love without physical attraction, most relationships collapsed due to communication issues and the pressures of real-world integration, with only one couple finding success outside of the show's formal structure.

Against Groningen, Míchel solved Ajax's recurring problems with temporary solutions

Against Groningen, Míchel solved Ajax's recurring problems with temporary solutions

Ajax achieved a 5-2 away win against FC Groningen by utilizing temporary tactical solutions to address long-standing structural issues. While the victory provides a necessary boost, the team's overall performance suggests that deeper challenges remain to be solved.

Not just IDFA: Amsterdam’s wider cultural sector hit by rising hotel costs as tourist tax hike drives away key visitors

Not just IDFA: Amsterdam’s wider cultural sector hit by rising hotel costs as tourist tax hike drives away key visitors

Amsterdam's cultural sector, including major events like IDFA, ADE, and the Holland Festival, is struggling due to rising tourist taxes and hotel VAT. These increased costs are forcing organizers to raise ticket prices and reduce programming, threatening the accessibility and quality of the city's cultural offerings.

Spot the differences: Warmoesgracht in 1880 and 2026

Spot the differences: Warmoesgracht in 1880 and 2026

In 1894, the Warmoesgracht canal in Amsterdam was filled in to create the modern Raadhuisstraat. This urban renewal project resulted in the demolition of several surrounding alleys and buildings near the Singel and Spuistraat.

Children's book author Harmen van Straaten (68) traded the city center for Noord: ‘I lived in one of the most beautiful spots, but it became too busy for me’

Children's book author Harmen van Straaten (68) traded the city center for Noord: ‘I lived in one of the most beautiful spots, but it became too busy for me’

Author and illustrator Harmen van Straaten moved from the crowded center of Amsterdam to a new home in Amsterdam-Noord three years ago. The 68-year-old creator now enjoys a spacious, custom-designed property that offers him a quieter environment by the water.