Netherlands
The Netherlands is a compact, flat, and densely populated country in Western Europe, famous for its iconic canals, windmills, tulip fields, cycling culture, and world-class art by masters like Rembrandt, Vermeer, and Van Gogh.
Cities & regions
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Amsterdam is a uniquely charming European capital built on a network of 165 canals, lined with 17th-century gabled townhouses and traversed by 800,000 bicycl…
Open guideRotterdam is the Netherlands' second largest city and Europe's largest port — a place that reinvented itself from the rubble of World War II into a daring la…
Open guideHaarlem is the capital of North Holland province, a compact medieval city of cobbled streets, canals and historic facades just 20 minutes by train from Amste…
Open guideUtrecht is a medieval university town in the central Netherlands, built around canals and a dense cafe culture, and long regarded as the religious centre of…
Open guideAmstelveen is a green, affluent city of about 90,000 people immediately south of Amsterdam, sitting between the city centre and Schiphol Airport in the provi…
Open guideEindhoven is the design and technology city of the southern Netherlands, built around Philips and reinvented around what Philips left behind. Its old factory…
Open guideLisse is a small town in South Holland at the centre of the Bollenstreek, the Dutch bulb region, roughly 27 to 40 km southwest of Amsterdam and a short bus r…
Open guideNijmegen sits on the south bank of the river Waal in the province of Gelderland, close to the German border and roughly 1 hour 20 minutes by train from Amste…
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