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A free walk through Utrecht, the birthplace of Mifebvre and the street scenes of a Dutch town.

Utrecht | Stepping into the Hometown of the Mifedi Rabbit

Utrecht

Utrecht is the birthplace of Miffy the Rabbit and is not far from Amsterdam. It takes about 30 minutes by train from Amsterdam Central Station, making it very convenient to get to. You can see many little details related to Miffy in the city, such as Miffy traffic lights, Miffy shops, and Miffy museums. Walking around, you'll feel like you've stumbled upon some cute Easter eggs.

Utrecht attractions: Miffy statue photo spot
烏特勒支市中心 De Bijenkorf 百貨入口的米飛兔紅綠燈
Utrecht Cuisine: Mister NATA Portuguese Egg Tarts

Mister NATA : Highly recommend trying the Portuguese egg tarts in Utrecht.

My top recommendation for this trip to Utrecht is Mister NATA. Their Portuguese egg tarts are absolutely delicious, and they have a wide variety of flavors to choose from, not just the original, but also some unique ones. It's perfect for buying a few to share. The outer layer of the tarts is crispy, and the filling is incredibly fragrant; they're especially delicious when eaten hot.

Mifei Rabbit Shop

Utrecht has quite a few Miffy-related shops to browse. If you're looking to buy Miffy merchandise, you can compare prices. From my own experience, the shop next to Mister NATA Egg Tarts is the most affordable and has a wider selection. They have many Miffy dolls, trinkets, and souvenirs, perfect for Miffy fans to take their time browsing. Since Utrecht is Miffy's birthplace, buying Miffy merchandise here feels more meaningful than in other cities.

Mifei Rabbit Traffic Light

When visiting Utrecht, one must not miss the famous Miffy Rabbit traffic lights. The pedestrians on the traffic lights are Miffy Rabbit figures, and even the ground around them has a colorful design. Although it's just an intersection, it's so unique that many people make a point of taking photos there when they come to Utrecht.

Mifei Rabbit Museum

There's also a Miffy Museum in Utrecht, but I think it's more geared towards children and families. The content is more like a space for kids to interact, play, and learn about the world of Miffy. If you're a huge Miffy fan or want to collect all the Miffy attractions in Utrecht, you might consider visiting. However, if you just want to take photos, buy souvenirs, or see the Miffy traffic lights, you don't necessarily need to pay to enter the museum.

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