Good to know
Le Guess Who? 2026, before you set off. Sources are linked on each answer.
Entry, age and ID
Which venues host the festival?
Performances take place across dozens of Utrecht locations, including TivoliVredenburg, EKKO, De Helling, theaters, galleries and churches. Festival page
Can I bring children to the festival?
Children under 8 are not advised to attend because some concerts have high sound levels and crowd pressure. Anyone under 14 must attend with parental supervision. Festival page
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Do any venues have their own age limits?
Yes. WAS. is restricted to visitors aged 21 or older, while KABUL à GoGo is restricted to those aged 18 or older. Festival page
Where do I collect my festival wristband?
Exchange a 4-Day Pass or Day Pass at the Ticketing Area in TivoliVredenburg between 12.00 and 00.00. Wristbands are not available from other festival venues. Festival page
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Staff can scan the ticket from a mobile device. Festival page
Do I need a wristband with a Venue Pass?
A Venue Pass for a specific program lets you go directly to that program’s venue. Festival page
Do I need to exchange my ticket for a wristband?
Yes. Exchange your ticket for a wristband at TivoliVredenburg when you arrive at the festival. Festival page
Is U? free to attend?
Yes. U? is a freely accessible city festival in Utrecht. Festival page
Do I need a ticket for U?
No. U? is free to attend. Festival page
Do I need ID, and how old must I be?
For November 2026, BASIS is 18+ and accepts an ID card, passport or driving licence. EKKO club nights after 23:00 are 18+ with ID checks; De Helling concerts are open to all ages, but its club nights are usually 18+, so check the event page. Our research
Can the door refuse me, and can I leave and come back?
At BASIS, having a ticket does not guarantee entry, and groups larger than four may be refused; at EKKO, intoxicated visitors or groups that do not fit the door policy can be refused. BASIS never allows re-entry, and doors close at 04:00 at most events, so enter before that cutoff rather than relying on a late queue. Our research
Where can I leave my coat, and how much are lockers or earplugs?
Prices listed on October 28, 2026: EKKO's card-only lockers cost €2 small, €3 medium or €4 large, and reusable earplugs cost €4 at the bar. TivoliVredenburg's staffed cloakroom costs €2.50 per item at selected Main Hall and Hertz concerts; disposable earplugs are free, or reusable Alpine plugs cost €9.95. Our research
Can I use my phone or camera?
TivoliVredenburg and De Helling allow consumer cameras but prohibit interchangeable-lens or SLR equipment without permission; TivoliVredenburg may announce a complete photo ban for a particular artist. BASIS permits photos and videos but covers phone flashes with a sticker and asks visitors to keep phones off the dance floor. Our research
Should I buy online, or can I pay at the door?
For the BASIS night on November 13, 2026, online early-entry tickets cost €17 and require entry before 23:30; door entry after 23:30 costs €22. Only limited door tickets are offered if the night sells out, so online is the safer option. Our research
Tickets and passes
Where can I safely buy a ticket?
Buy available 2026 tickets through the festival’s Tickets page; CM.com is the only official ticket provider. For resale tickets, use TicketSwap. Festival page
Are there discounted tickets?
Discounted 4-Day Passes and Day Passes are offered to U-pas and CJP members once ticket sales begin. These discounted tickets cannot be resold. Festival page
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When can I download my ticket?
Tickets become downloadable 48 hours before the festival. CM.com will send a notification when they are available. Festival page
Is there a ticket waiting list?
No. If tickets sell out, check TicketSwap for official resale listings. Festival page
Do I need to personalize my ticket?
Yes, personalize it before the festival starts. You can still resell it afterward through TicketSwap; the original ticket will then be invalidated and replaced for the buyer. Festival page
Which ticket do I need for 24 HOUR DUB?
A 4-Day Pass includes 24 HOUR DUB. Saturday and Sunday Pass holders can attend its programs only on their respective ticketed day. Festival page
Which ticket do I need for WAS. x Le Guess Who?
You can attend WAS. x Le Guess Who? with a Saturday Pass, a 4-Day Pass, or a separate Venue Pass for the club night. Festival page
Do I need a festival ticket?
No. U? is free to attend and does not require a festival ticket. Festival page
Cash and cards
Should I bring cash or pay by card in Utrecht clubs?
For November 2026, plan to pay by card: De Helling and EKKO are card-only, and EKKO accepts most credit cards. TivoliVredenburg is cashless but can load your cash onto a free venue payment card at its box office. Our research
Where can I get cash if I need it?
Look for a yellow Geldmaat ATM; it accepts standard international debit and credit cards. Check the official locator before going, because opening hours vary and most dedicated Geldmaat stores operate roughly 07:00-22:00 as of October 28, 2026. Our research
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How much should I tip at a bar?
Tipping is optional: at a café or bar, rounding up or leaving small change is normal, while 5-10% suits especially good service. When paying by card, tell the bartender the total including your tip before the payment is processed. Our research
What should I budget for club entry in November?
Listed November 2026 examples are €12.95 for GETiKT at De Helling on November 14, and €17.50 for both FreaX on November 7 and 90’S NOW on November 20. At De Helling, add €4 for a medium locker or €7 for a large one. Our research
How much do drinks cost on a night out?
For a concrete 2026 Utrecht benchmark, Donders’ menu dated March 9 lists draft pils at €3.50, specialty beers around €5.20-€6.30, wine by the glass at €6-€7.50 and cocktails at €8.50-€11. Club prices may differ, so a practical starting budget is about €25-€50 for entry and several drinks. Our research
Getting home at night
Which night bus can I take after 01:00?
In November 2026, U-OV night buses cost €5 per ride and include N1, N2, N4, N5, N6, N7, N8, N9, N20, N41 and N50; Thursday-night service is confirmed on N1, N4, N5, N6, N7, N9, N20 and N50. Check the U-OV planner for your exact fixed departure; N8 is diverted until December 4, 2026 because of N233 roadworks. Our research
Is there a metro, tram or train after 01:00?
Utrecht has no metro, and published tram schedules generally finish around midnight, so check lines 20, 21 and 22 before relying on them late. NS night trains run roughly hourly every night between Utrecht Centraal and the Randstad route through Amsterdam, Schiphol, Leiden, The Hague HS and Rotterdam; Friday and Saturday nights also have extra late connections toward Amersfoort and Eindhoven. Our research
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Which taxi apps work, and what might a ride cost?
Uber and Bolt operate in Utrecht, with Uber requests available 24/7; Uber reports an average price of €28 for a 16-minute trip. For a rank taxi in 2026, the legal maximum is €4.31 plus €3.17 per kilometre and €0.52 per minute—its official example prices a 7 km, 15-minute ride at €34.30. Our research
Getting around
What is the easiest airport for reaching Utrecht?
Amsterdam Schiphol is the most convenient airport and is about 30 minutes from Utrecht by train. Eindhoven Airport and Rotterdam The Hague Airport are alternatives. Festival page
How often do trains run from Schiphol to Utrecht?
A non-stop train leaves Schiphol Airport for Utrecht Central Station every 15 minutes. The trip takes approximately 30 minutes. Festival page
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How long does public transport from Eindhoven or Rotterdam airport take?
Travel from Eindhoven Airport or Rotterdam The Hague Airport to Utrecht takes around 80-90 minutes by public transport. Festival page
Can I walk between U? venues?
Most U? locations are within walking distance of one another. Festival page
Where does U? take place?
U? is held across dozens of locations in Utrecht, including music venues, theaters and galleries. Festival page
Weather
How cold is Utrecht in November?
Historical averages through 2025 put daytime highs near 11°C (52°F) and nighttime lows near 5°C (41°F). Temperatures typically decline from about 12°C (54°F) early in November to 7°C (45°F) late in the month. Our research
Does it rain often in November?
Utrecht averages about 67 mm (2.6 inches) of rain across 19 November days, based on measurements from nearby De Bilt. Pack reliable rain protection even if heavy rain is not forecast. Our research
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What should I wear outside?
Wear warm layers under a rain- and wind-resistant outer layer; November is commonly chilly, damp and windy. Comfortable walking shoes are useful for wet streets and long days around the city. Our research
What weather items should I pack?
Pack a raincoat, warm layers, comfortable walking shoes and clothing that dries reasonably quickly. Utrecht averages only about 69 hours of sunshine during November, so plan for many gray or cloudy periods. Our research
Food and water
Where can I eat after the bars close?
For November 2026, Grillroom Huzur at Voorstraat 74 lists regular hours of 12:00-05:00 daily, with Turkish food, takeaway and delivery; the listed price range is €1-€10 per person. Hours were checked on October 28, 2026. Our research
Is there late food around Ganzenmarkt?
Snackbar El Greco at Ganzenmarkt 28 serves Greek snacks and gyros; its October 17, 2026 listing shows 15:00-05:00 Friday-Saturday, until midnight Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday, and until 22:00 Monday-Tuesday. The listed price range is €1-€10 per person. Our research
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Is there a late sit-down option west of Utrecht Centraal?
Kebap Factory at Moskeeplein 88 serves döner, grill dishes, desserts and coffee. For November 2026, its published kitchen hours are 09:00-02:00 Sunday-Thursday and 09:00-04:00 Friday-Saturday, checked October 28, 2026. Our research
Where can I refill a bottle for free near the nightlife?
Use the free public tap at Janskerkhof, located behind the bus stop; the city also lists taps at Korte Minrebroederstraat, Stadhuisplein 4 and Mariaplaats 20. The official pages list no opening hours, so do not depend on these taps being usable overnight. Our research
Safety and awareness
Where can I get help if I feel unsafe or experience harassment?
Visit the Social Safety Team and Hub in TivoliVredenburg if you feel unwell or experience harassment or discrimination. Festival page
Which nightlife areas should I be more alert in?
For November 2026, expect the busiest nightlife and enforcement around Voorstraat, Breedstraat, Nobelstraat, parts of Amsterdamsestraatweg and the Lombok end near the centre. As listed on 28 October 2026, specially trained police patrol nightlife from Thursday through Saturday; approach venue security or an officer if you feel unsafe, and call 112 for immediate danger. Our research
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How do I avoid pickpockets?
Be especially alert in crowds, queues, on escalators and while boarding or leaving public transport. Keep your bag closed and in front of you, never put a phone or wallet in a back pocket, and watch for teams using a shove, request for directions or other distraction. Our research
What should I do if someone harasses or assaults me?
Tell venue staff, security or police; call 112 if there is immediate danger, fighting or sexual assault. Street harassment can also be reported to Utrecht municipality, and Centrum Seksueel Geweld Utrecht offers free, anonymous help day and night at 0800-0188, as confirmed on 28 October 2026. Our research
What should I do if I think my drink was spiked?
Seek medical advice quickly: a GP can arrange a urine test, but many substances remain detectable only briefly and GHB may be detectable for no more than about six hours after one dose. Reporting your suspicion to police is still useful even when testing cannot prove what happened. Our research
Where can I get drugs checked before going out?
As listed on 28 October 2026, Jellinek's anonymous testing service is at Arthur van Schendelstraat 800: Tuesdays 18:00-20:00 by appointment and Thursdays 18:00-20:00 without an appointment. Opening hours can change around holidays. Our research
Accessibility
Are all festival venues accessible?
No, accessibility differs by venue. Check arrangements for wheelchair access, auditory impairment, accessible toilets and disabled parking in advance, and contact the intended venues before visiting. Festival page
Refunds and changes
Can I get a refund?
No refunds are offered if the festival proceeds on its originally planned date. Festival page
Can I resell my ticket?
Yes. Use the TicketSwap resale link in your CM.com confirmation, even before the ticket becomes downloadable. The resale price cannot exceed 100% of the original price. Festival page
Lost property
I left my phone, wallet or bag at a nightlife venue. Who should I contact?
Contact the venue before the police. TivoliVredenburg lists found items through iLost and has reception at 030-7606777; De Helling asks you to email [contact removed] and will arrange collection if it has your item, as listed on October 28, 2026. Our research
What if I lost it on a train or at Utrecht Centraal?
Search NS's online lost-property list; items may take a few days to appear, and NS does not accept lost-item reports by phone. Block lost bank or travel cards yourself; report a lost foreign passport to your country's embassy or consulate. Our research
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What if I left it on a Utrecht bus or tram?
U-OV publishes found items through iLost, with almost all appearing within 7 days, so check repeatedly during that week. U-OV customer service cannot search the lost-property system for you. Our research
When should I call the police, and what are the emergency numbers?
Call 112 free of charge for immediate danger or a theft happening now. For non-urgent police help call 0900-8844, or +31 34 357 8844 if you are visiting and need the international-format number. Our research
The festival's app
How can I get festival updates?
Line-up additions and festival news are posted on the website. Updates are also available through the official festival app, newsletter, Instagram and TikTok. Festival page
Other
When and where is the festival?
Le Guess Who? 2026 takes place 5-8 November in Utrecht, The Netherlands. Festival page
Is there festival accommodation with fixed rates?
Hotel Service Utrecht offers hotels in and around Utrecht at set, non-fluctuating rates, with flexible cancellation policies for festival stays. Festival page
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When and where is Le Guess Who? 2026?
Le Guess Who? 2026 takes place 5-8 November in Utrecht, The Netherlands. Festival page
When and where is Le Guess Who? held?
Le Guess Who? takes place in Utrecht, the Netherlands, from 5-8 November 2026. Festival page
Which venues host the festival?
Venues include TivoliVredenburg, De Helling, EKKO, Theater Kikker, dB's, Stadsschouwburg Utrecht, Kapitaal, Jacobikerk, Centraal Museum, Slachtstraat Filmtheater, Museum Speelklok, WAS., KABUL à GoGo, ACU and Theater Utrecht. Festival page
Where does U? take place?
Events are held at several locations in Utrecht’s Cartesius area and at venues elsewhere in the city, including cafes, galleries, music venues and clubs. Festival page
When is U? taking place?
U? takes place on 7 & 8 November 2026. Festival page
Can I give feedback about the festival’s future?
Yes. Both previous visitors and people who have not yet attended can share their views through the visitor survey. Festival page
The places
TivoliVredenburg
Vredenburgkade 11, 3511 WC Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal station: about 5 minutes on foot. From the city centre hub at TivoliVredenburg itself, you are already at the venue; taxi from the station is only a few minutes.
Getting home
After night events, Utrecht Centraal is the easiest return point for trains and night buses. Taxis and ride-hailing are straightforward in the centre, and the venue is close enough to walk back from many city-centre hotels.
KABUL à GoGo
Gietijzerstraat 3, 3534 AV Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal station: take a bus or taxi west to the Cartesius area; roughly 10–15 minutes by taxi, with a longer bus-plus-walk trip. It sits away from the central cluster of festival venues.
Getting home
After a late-night program, taxis or ride-hailing are the safest bet. For public transport back to the station, check 9292 for the last feasible connection.
Theater Utrecht
Boorstraat 107, 3513 SE Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal station: walk about 20–25 minutes, or take a short bus ride toward the northern city centre and walk the last part. Taxi from Utrecht Centraal is roughly 5–10 minutes.
Getting home
Late return is simplest via Utrecht Centraal; otherwise use taxis or ride-hailing after the final event.
De Helling
Helling 7, 3523 CB Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal station: take bus lines toward Rotsoord / Vaartsche Rijn area and get off near Helling or Vaartsche Rijn, then walk about 5–10 minutes; taxi from the station is roughly 10 minutes. From TivoliVredenburg it is a short taxi or a longer walk south.
Getting home
After late shows, taxis and ride-hailing are the simplest option. If you are heading back by public transport, route via Utrecht Centraal or the Vaartsche Rijn area depending on your destination and the time of night.
EKKO
Bemuurde Weerd Westzijde 3, 3513 BH Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal station: about 15 minutes on foot, or a short bus ride toward the centre followed by a few minutes’ walk. From TivoliVredenburg it is also walkable in roughly 15 minutes; taxi is only a few minutes.
Getting home
For late nights, walking back toward the station is realistic if you are comfortable in the city centre. Otherwise use taxis or ride-hailing; they are the simplest option after the last set.
dB's
Vlampijpstraat 63, 3534 AR Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal station: take a bus or taxi west toward the Cartesius area; roughly 10–15 minutes by taxi, longer by bus plus walking. It is not in the immediate centre, so leave some buffer.
Getting home
Taxis and ride-hailing are the simplest late-night return options; if you plan public transport, verify the last trip in 9292 before heading out.
De Nijverheid
Nijverheidskade 15, 3534AM Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: expect about 10–15 minutes by taxi into the Werkspoorkwartier. It is not a station-side venue, so the last leg is best done by taxi or preplanned bus/tram plus walk.
Getting home
After night events, taxi or rideshare is the dependable return option. If you are aiming for public transport, make Utrecht Centraal your fallback point.
Jacobikerk
St Jacobsstraat 171, 3511 BP Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: walk about 15–20 minutes via the centre; there is no venue-specific transit line confirmed on the pages I saw. Taxi is roughly 5–10 minutes from Utrecht Centraal.
Getting home
After night events, take a taxi or ride-hailing app from the city centre; for late public transport, use U-OV/9292 to check night-service options before you leave.
Slachtstraat Filmtheater
Slachtstraat 5, 3512 BC Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: walk about 15–20 minutes via the centre; the pages I saw did not confirm a specific bus or tram stop. Taxi is roughly 5–10 minutes.
Getting home
After evening screenings or events, taxi or ride-hailing app is the easiest return option. Check U-OV/9292 for the last buses if you want to avoid a taxi.
Theater Kikker
Ganzenmarkt 14, 3512 GD Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal station: walk about 15–20 minutes via the city centre; from TivoliVredenburg: walk about 8–10 minutes. Taxi from Utrecht Centraal is roughly 5–10 minutes.
Getting home
Use Utrecht Centraal for late trains and check 9292 for night connections; otherwise taxis and ride-hailing are the practical fallback.
Kapitaal
Paardenveld 5, 3511 RG Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: no route or stop was confirmed on the pages I saw, so use a map app from the hub; taxi time is roughly 10–15 minutes.
Getting home
Use a taxi or ride-hailing app for the return trip; I could not confirm late-night public transport specific to this venue.
Studio De Kiemkamer
Nijverheidsweg 18, 3534 AM Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: this is a short taxi ride, roughly 10–15 minutes, into the western industrial area. Public transport will usually require a ride plus a walk, so it is easiest to treat Utrecht Centraal as the transfer point.
Getting home
Taxi or rideshare is the practical way back after a night event. If you are using public transport, leave enough time to return to Utrecht Centraal before the last easy connections.
NAR
Nijverheidsweg 6, 3534 AM Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg, it is about a 10-minute bike ride or roughly 10 minutes by taxi; the venue says it is around ten minutes by bike from Centraal.
Getting home
For late returns, use a taxi or ride-hailing app; the venue stays open late on club nights, but public-transport return options are less convenient from this district.
Centraal Museum
Agnietenstraat 1, 3512 XA Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal station: walk about 15 minutes, or take a bus toward the city centre and get off near the museum area; from TivoliVredenburg it is about a 10–15 minute walk. Taxi from Utrecht Centraal is roughly 5–10 minutes.
Getting home
For late returns, use taxis or ride-hailing; the museum area is central, so walking back to Utrecht Centraal or TivoliVredenburg is feasible when the city centre is still busy. Check night buses from Utrecht Centraal for very late departures.
Museum Speelklok
Steenweg 6, 3511 JP Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: the museum says it is about a 10-minute walk from Utrecht Centraal. Taxi is roughly 5–10 minutes.
Getting home
For late return trips, taxi or ride-hailing app is the simplest option. If using public transport, check U-OV/9292 for the exact evening service from the centre.
ACU
Voorstraat 71, 3512 AL Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal station: about 10–15 minutes on foot. Bus stops are also available nearby in the city centre; from TivoliVredenburg it is a short walk or a few minutes by taxi.
Getting home
For late returns, walk back toward Utrecht Centraal if you are heading for trains; otherwise use taxis or ride-hailing in the city centre. The location is central enough that the trip is usually short.
Boot 122
Nijverheidskade 12, 3534 AZ Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg, take bus 3 toward Zuilen and get off at Zuilen, then walk about 15-20 minutes; by taxi it is roughly 10-15 minutes.
Getting home
After night events, plan on a taxi or ride-hailing app back to Centraal or your hotel; the area is outside the main late-night core.
Stadsschouwburg Utrecht
Lucasbolwerk 24, 3512 EJ Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: walk about 20 minutes via Neude and Janskerkhof, or use bus lines 5, 8, 28, 55, 73, 74, 77, or 350 to the stop by the theatre.
Getting home
After late shows, use the bus lines listed by the theatre if service is still running, otherwise taxi or ride-hailing app from the centre. Check U-OV/9292 before leaving.
Hof van Cartesius
Vlampijpstraat 94, 3534 AR Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: bus or a tram-plus-walk is the practical option; from the station area expect roughly 10–15 minutes by taxi, or a longer walk/bike into the Werkspoorkwartier. The venue’s own contact page says to use the main entrance at Vlampijpstraat 94 for navigation.
Getting home
Best returned from by taxi or rideshare after late events, since it is not in the nightlife core. If you are checking public transport, plan from Utrecht Centraal as your fallback hub.
Warmoes
Vlampijpstraat 94, 3534 AR Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg, take bus 3 toward Zuilen and get off near Station Utrecht Zuilen, then walk about 10-15 minutes; by taxi it is roughly 10-15 minutes.
Getting home
For late-night returns, a taxi or ride-hailing app is the simplest option; the venue is close enough to Zuilen that daytime transit is easier than post-midnight transit.
WAS.
Tractieweg 41, 3534 AP Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: take bus 3 toward Zuilen to Zuilen, or bus 4/5/6/7/12 toward Zuilen/Overvecht and continue by local bus or walk; the venue is at Tractieweg 41. Expect roughly 15–20 minutes by taxi, or a longer walk from the station area.
Getting home
For late returns, use a taxi or ride-hailing app from the city center; if you are leaving very late, check local night-bus options from Utrecht Centraal.
De Voorkamer
Kanaalstraat 225, 3531 CJ Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: walk about 20–25 minutes, or take city buses/trams toward Lombok and get off near Kanaalstraat/Soendastraat, then walk a few minutes. A taxi from the station is usually roughly 5–10 minutes, traffic depending.
Getting home
For late returns, use a taxi or ride-hailing app available in Utrecht; after the last regular services, that is the simplest option from this part of Lombok.
De Nijverheid
Nijverheidskade 15, 3534 AZ Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal station: take local bus or taxi west toward the Cartesius area; expect roughly 10–15 minutes by taxi and a longer bus-plus-walk trip. From the station area, plan extra time because it is outside the core centre.
Getting home
After late events, taxis or ride-hailing are the most straightforward option; if you use public transport, check 9292 for the last connections back to Utrecht Centraal.
Keen Coffee
Ganzenmarkt 30, 3512 GE Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: it is in the city centre area, so walking is the simplest option from the station; a short taxi ride is also straightforward. The exact festival-day entrance should be checked against the event listing because Keen Coffee has more than one location.
Getting home
City-centre taxis are the safest late-night option; if you are heading back after a show, returning to Utrecht Centraal first is the easiest transfer point. Night public transport can be limited compared with daytime service, so do not assume a late tram or bus right at closing.
SETUP
Nijverheidskade 13, 3534AZ Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: expect a short taxi ride of about 10–15 minutes into the Werkspoorkwartier. The address is Nijverheidskade 13, so plan for an industrial-area final approach rather than a central-station walk.
Getting home
After late events, taxi or rideshare is the most reliable way back. If you leave by public transport, aim for Utrecht Centraal as the main interchange.
VOGELFREI
Nijverheidsweg 6, 3534 AM Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg, take bus 3 toward Zuilen and walk about 15-20 minutes from the stop; by taxi it is roughly 10-15 minutes.
Getting home
After late shows, a taxi or ride-hailing app is the practical way back; the venue is in the west-side industrial zone rather than the city-center nightlife strip.
BAK, basis voor actuele kunst
Pauwstraat 13A, NL-3512 TG Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: BAK says it is a ten-minute walk from Utrecht Central Station and Hoog Catharijne. Public transport option from Utrecht Centraal is bus 50, 51, 52, 74 to Neude, then a short walk.
Getting home
After an evening event, the easiest return is on foot back toward Utrecht Centraal or by taxi from the city centre. Night buses are available from Utrecht Centraal, depending on the time.
Moira
Wolvenstraat 10, 3512 CH Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: Moira is in the city centre and the venue page describes it as being downtown, so it is a short walk or a short taxi ride from the station area. Exact transit lines and address were not confirmed on the pages reviewed.
Getting home
For late returns, a taxi or ride-hailing app from the city centre is the safest default. If you are heading back to Utrecht Centraal, check whether a late-night bus is running.
BASIS
Oudegracht aan de Werf 97, 3511 AL Utrecht
Getting there
From Utrecht Centraal / TivoliVredenburg: BASIS is in the city centre at Oudegracht aan de Werf 97, so it is a short walk from the station area; taxi time is only a few minutes. The venue is below canal level, so follow the Oudegracht to the Werf side entrance.
Getting home
For late night returns, use a taxi or ride-hailing app from the centre; after club hours, Utrecht Centraal is the main place to catch late-night transport.