I'm sure you are familiar with Gouda cheese, arguably Holland's most famous, accounting for more than 50 percent of the total production of cheese in that country and these days as ubiquitous ...

The cheese takes his name from the city of Gouda in South Holland. But unlike with other cheeses that are named after cities, there was never any cheese-making in Gouda.

Gouda is home to the 123-metre Sint Janskerk, the country’s longest church. It’s best known for its ‘Goudse Glazen’, a series of 72 stained-glass windows that date back to the 16th century and feature ...

When visiting Holland, tourists are encouraged to try the cheese. Stop by the cheese markets in Alkmaar, Gouda, or Edam for a reenactment of a medieval cheese market. Take a tour of the outlying farms ...

"We were missing our cheese from Holland," admits Marieke. Family and friends visiting from home would routinely stash some Gouda in their suitcases for the couple, but when the airlines began to ...

Gouda is a Dutch cheese named for the city of Gouda in the Netherlands where it was first traded – not created– and is sometimes wrapped in red wax. The red wax is a clear sign you’re in for ...

10/09/2022 Green grass, fresh milk and expertise go into Gouda. For centuries, the Dutch town of the same name has been producing one of the world’s best known cheese varieties. This yellow hard ...

The cheese is the most famous export of the Dutch city of Gouda, about 50 kilometres south of Amsterdam. So it was kind of a big deal for the Rotterdam-based firm Mei architects and planners when ...