Ciao, il Grote Mark è la piazza principale di Haarlem, dove affacciano il Municipio, La Cattedrale e il palazzo Hoofdwatch. Pertanto non ci sono orari trattandosi di una piazza. Mentre il lunedì ed il sabato montano le bancarelle e quindi trovi una sorta di mercatino con le specialità del posto, tipo aringhe, formaggi vari etc... Spero di esserti stato di aiuto

0 Votes The Market Square, one of the most beautiful squares in Europe, is opened 24/7, 7 days a week. The shops in the shopping area are opened from approx. 9.30 till 18.00. On Sundays from 12 till 17 hours. The regular weekly market is on Mondays and on Saturdays. From 8 till approx. 16.00, depending on the weather. The restaurants at and around the square are opened for lunch and for dinner. Hope this helps. :-)

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The Grote Markt is the name of the square which is normally an open public space during the week. It is only on Saturdays that the ‘market’ is happening. Otherwise, there are numerous great restaurants and shops that surround the square with the church occupying a central focus. I would also suggest googling to see if there is a festival happening in Haarlem in the Grote Markt over Easter weekend. Monday is officially a national holiday in the Netherlands whereas Good Friday is not.

All depends on the weather conditions.. In Keukenhof you can specially enjoy all the lovely scents of the flowers at the end of a warm sunny day... so in that case, drive to Grotesque market in Haarlem first, park in the parking garage ‘ de Appelaar’ and you will come out almost at the market! Have a coffee there and drive on to arrive at Keukenhof in time to walk&enjoy the flowers! If the weather is not very warm, do it the other way round. Monday’s and Saturday’s there will be markets.. so not good for overall view.. pretty crowded..any other day will be fine!

Yes, normaly the weekend before christmas

It is a trading area anyway, with lots of shops, if you are looking for making some shopping. It doesn't matter that it is not a market day, you still can enjoy the architecture of the old buildings that are surrounding Grote Markt, the art museum De Haalen and the old church. If you plan to visit places of interest in Haarlem on foot, most of the tourist routs are passing through the square.

Helaas is dat niet meer mogelijk. Het blijft goed opletten wat je in je beoordeling zet

here is a link with the bus route of line 300: touristbuddy. org/300_plaza-haarlem. php (copy paste and remove the spacings) Exit the bus at Haarlem Centrum and follow the tourist signs. Or exit at the train station (last stop) and follow the signs > centrum Have fun!!