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A Dutch countryside town near Amsterdam, once housed the Dutch milling industry. Today, its Zaan-style architecture is modernized at landmarks like Inntel Hotel and Zaandam City Hall.
Groningen, a historic university town in the Netherlands, offers a vibrant nightlife scene and a lively fish and food market on de Grote Markt square.
Showcasing history, picturesque towns, and cycling trails. Visit Belgium and Germany within a day, showcasing the richness of the region.
Giethoorn, a picturesque village in the Netherlands, is known as the "Venice of the Netherlands" due to its fairytale-like architecture and canal network.
Holland's most famous fishing village, features colorful wooden houses, bobbing boats, and seafood stalls. Take a ferry to Marken, another old-timey Dutch village on a small island.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, features 19 windmills built in the 18th century to prevent flooding and maintain soil dryness, some of which are open to the public.
Renowned for its cheese market, 16th-century Waagtoren tower, and churches, with attractions including cheese museums, almshouses, and beautiful courtyard gardens.
A charming Dutch city, offers a blend of Amsterdam charm and modern art, with its cobbled streets, canals, Frans Hals Museum, historic churches, and dunes.
Offers unique seaside experiences with wildlife reserves, beachside hiking, and annual festivals like Texel, Schiermonnikoog, and Vlieland.
The capital city of Friesland, boasts stunning historic architecture, creative hubs, and a dominant Frisian language, unlike the Dutch-speaking Dutch.
Delft, known for its blue pottery, Renaissance architecture, and Vermeer Centre museum, offers leisurely strolls, boutiques, and a lively local market.
A southern city known for its technology and design, offers impressive museums, academies, and a vibrant culture, particularly during Dutch Design Week.