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OlafS Says: This is one of the highlights of this place, a beer shop annex cafe. When I came here the first time (must have been in 1994) they had a huge choice of beers, mainly Belgian ones but also from more exotic countries. I used to come here regularly to buy some beers that were...
Gili_S Says: As you can see in this picture Nat is just on the border here, on the left it is the Netherlands and on the right it is Belgium. Thanks goodness they uses the Euro now, before I could never calculate with Belgium franks.
Brouwershuis: Family friendly Brouwershuis
Gili_S Says: The Brouwershuis is also family friendly place, I mean, especially during the summer when the terrace is open, I think that in the next time when I am around with my kids I know I can bring them here with me as well.
Brouwershuis: The old classic bar of Brouwershuis
Gili_S Says: This is the old classic bar at the Brouwershuis, but because we were there in a nice warm day in the summer we did not really feel like sitting inside and we used the nice terrace at the backyard.
Nat at the Tourmalet': Nat at the Tourmalet'
Gili_S Says: And, of course, to have customers is one thing, but having Nat as your customer is even better, just look at this smile, no explanation needed, yes, a cigarette and a beer.
The bartender in Tourmalet: The bartender in Tourmalet
Gili_S Says: As you can see in this picture, the bartender was really busy LOL, actually the bartender seems to us very bored and he was very happy to get few customers that afternoon
OlafS Says: There are lots of parking spaces all over the village but you may have to look for them. You can even park your car in two countries at the same time if you want and if you know where to do it (at the square behind the former station). Almost a shame that parking is for...
Gili_S Says: There are buses all day long from Breda, ride was about 30 minutes, I do not remember the price or which bus number, I did kept the ticket, it is somewhere here on my desk, when I will find it I will add more details.
OlafS Says: Het Brouweshuis (see must-see activities) is not the only place in the village where you can buy beer. De Biergrens is another option. Biergrens means 'beer border'. You probably guessed it; the border runs right through it. That has its advantages. Two countries, two...
Petrus Brouwershuis: Beer shop
Gili_S Says: I heard that this place is popular for shopping, but for me, the only interesting item to buy here is beer, and the store is Petrus Brouwershuis, where you can buy beer for home or just drink at the bar. Beer of course
Gili_S Says: At the Brouwershuis the beers came one after another, when I finish one, a new one came to the table, all fits in taste and strength to fits to each other.After the Sloeber I had this Ename, which is great one and no doubt one of my favourites.
Gili_S Says: OK, so, I do not know much about the local customs here, but I came for the beer and I will just add here the list of those I did try at the Brouwershuis.So, that was the first one, Sloeber.
Gili_S Says: The 4th beer I had the at the Brouwershuis was one of the famous ones, it was Kwak, but I must admit, I am not sure if it is so popular because of its quality or the way it is serves with the glass and wooden handle.
OlafS Says: Don't come on a Sunday, when the numerous BMW's and Mercedeses in the streets indicate that people from bad neighbourhoods in the area (read: Tilburg) come to do their shopping*. Yes, Baarle is a real bad taste-paradise with numerous shops selling cheap cigarettes,...
Gili_S Says: And those massive tourists, after finishing with photos taking and shopping, then they go on and drinking, as much as they can and fast as they can.
The Tourist Information Office (VVV)
Nathalie_B Says: As a tourist in Baarle Nassau/Hertog you'll probably want to step by the local tourist info office to get some information about the city. Unfortunately there's not that much you'll be able to get. All the brochures are in Dutch and cost money. The only information you'll be...
Gili_S Says: Nat was watching all the time on Nenad, I guess she was afraid that I might get him.
Gili_S Says: I only took my camera with me, and yes, two very nice people, Nat & Nenad
Nathalie_B Says: This museum is located right by the church of Baarle Hertog and shows big collection of candles, some of them are very unique. All the candles have religious nature as well as some other works of art at the museum. The entrance fee is only 3Euro and it is open everyday...
Nathalie_B Says: It is difficult to see where Baarle Nassau end and Baarle Hertog starts, if you happened to be by the Kaarsenmuseum, then right infront of it you'll find the scale model of Baarle Nassau/Hertog. Look for the green botton, once you press it the Dutch part of the city will go...
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Baarle-Nassau is a nice small town and I came to this place because Nathalie took me here to have few excellent beers :)
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