Netherlands celebrates King's Night after two pandemic years

The Netherlands will celebrate King's Night for the first time in years on Tuesday. Festivities are planned all over the country on Tuesday evening and night. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the traditional party evening couldn't happen these past two years.

The Netherlands celebrates King's Day after two years of cancellation due to the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic and the lockdown restrictions and measures. Thousands of locals and visitors visited the canals of Amsterdam

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