Timeline
15:57
Pick up a local beer or warm drink. The pub opens at 20:00, which is an hour after sunset on 15 January, so this works perfectly for a post-sunset start.
16:12
Walk to the nearby patisserie. Grab a Bossche bol, the city's famous chocolate-dipped doughnut, to take with you or enjoy in their lunchroom.
16:42
Head to Brabanthallen. Use this time to stroll around the exterior of the venue as the evening chill sets in.
17:27
Dinner at 7evenden Hemel. It is popular with locals and often crowded, so be prepared for a short wait. The staff is friendly and can provide an English menu.
18:27
End the night with a drink at Bar Kade. It stays open until 23:00 on Thursdays, giving you plenty of time to wind down after dinner.
Local tip
7evenden Hemel gets busy. If you want a table, arrive closer to the 30-minute mark after sunset rather than waiting until 60 minutes after.
Check before you go
- On 15 January, sunset is at 16:57. The first stop (Bossche Brouwers) opens at 20:00, so there is a gap between sunset and your first drink. Use this time for the walk and pastry.
- 7evenden Hemel is open until 22:00. Ensure you finish dinner before then.
- Bar Kade closes at 23:00 on Thursdays.
Worth knowing
- Bar Kade is open at 18:27 only on Th, Fr, Sa, Su
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