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North Brabant · Culture & daily life

Bossche Bollen Belevenis: explanations and something to taste

The Bossche Bollen Belevenis in the Raadskelder (council cellar) beneath the town hall revolves around Den Bosch’s famous treat. The organiser combines a short presentation with coffee and a Bossche bol.

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A light-hearted presentation

According to the organisers, the history and secrets of the Bossche bol are treated with humour. That makes this above all a focused experience around a single subject. Do not expect a general overview of the history of Den Bosch: the treat holds the different parts of the visit together.

Tasting is part of it

Coffee and a Bossche bol are part of the package described. Bear this in mind if you are fitting the experience in between other plans in town. The average visit is put at about 35 minutes; when booking, ask how the presentation and the tasting fit together.

Working with time slots

Admission is spread over small time slots. For a group, or a visit on Monday or Tuesday, contacting them in advance is important. Different opening options may apply during school holidays. As the venue is in a cellar, it is sensible to discuss any accessibility questions directly.

Before you go

Book a suitable time slot and, if necessary, ask about access to the cellar.

Sources

This information has been compiled from public sources. Not everything has been confirmed by the museum itself; please check opening hours and prices on the museum's website.

  1. Bossche Bollen Belevenis — source 1
  2. Bossche Bollen Belevenis — source 2
  3. Bossche Bollen Belevenis — source 3
  4. Bossche Bollen Belevenis — source 4
  5. Bossche Bollen Belevenis — source 5

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