Visit to Haarlem
Haarlem is Amsterdam’s little sister. The historical buildings, small cobbled streets, fashion boutiques, and sunny terraces make it a great […]
Haarlem is Amsterdam’s little sister. The historical buildings, small cobbled streets, fashion boutiques, and sunny terraces make it a great […]
There are more bikes than people in Amsterdam, about 900.000. In Holland, traditionally, the bicycle is used as a means of
High on many people’s list are seeing the Dutch flower fields in bloom. The tulip gardens are in bloom from the end of March until mid May. So this is the perfect moment to visit Holland.
The former NDSM Amsterdam ship wharf is a stunning hangout. Just 10 minutes by free ferry and a large area is there to explore.
Going to a beach when you are visiting Amsterdam, makes for a great day out. Zandvoort beach is one of the
Monnickendam is an old Dutch fisherman’s village, located just 13 kilometers north of Amsterdam. Just like the sister villages of
Spend a few hours on a nice terrace, with a cool drink of one of Amsterdam’s best summertime hangouts. Listed
Amsterdam is best seen from the water. Renting a private boat in Amsterdam is a fantastic way to spend a
Planning a trip to the Netherlands, with its charming canals, vibrant tulip fields, and bustling major cities like Amsterdam, is
The Amsterdam Hortus Botanicus is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world. You can enjoy a nice stroll
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Amsterdam is an expensive city, but, as the saying goes, the best things in life are free. You just have
Museum Het Schip in Amsterdam is a real secret gem. The museum is located in an expressionist housing complex in
The Dutch city of The Hague lies about an hour from Amsterdam and is a great city for an Amsterdam side trip. From Amsterdam Central Station to The Hague it takes takes 50 minutes by train. While Amsterdam is the city of republicans and commerce, The Hague is the city of royalty and aristocracy.
The Amsterdam Jordaan Quarter lies along the Prinsengracht canal. Traditionally, the Jordaan is a working-class area, built for the workers