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The most popular time to visit De Woude is in the summer months, particularly July, when the charming village comes alive with vibrant greenery and a range of outdoor activities. During this peak season, you can expect pleasant temperatures averaging around 22°C, superb for leisurely strolls along the picturesque canals or cycling through the scenic countryside.As part of the broader peak season from July to September, De Woude attracts both locals and visitors eager to explore its quaint streets and admire the traditional Dutch architecture. The inviting weather allows for outdoor dining at local cafés, where you can savour Dutch delicacies while enjoying the serene views of the surrounding landscape.For travellers who appreciate cultural experiences, summer is also the time for various local events and festivals, providing a wonderful opportunity to engage with the community and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere. The long daylight hours mean you can make the most of your days, whether you're wandering through the village or taking a boat tour on the nearby waters.If you're considering a visit during a quieter time, October offers a delightful alternative. While the temperatures begin to cool, averaging around 14°C, the autumn foliage creates a beautiful backdrop for exploration. Plus, you may find that accommodation and activities are more budget-friendly, allowing you to enjoy De Woude's charm without the summer crowds.