Must See Holland shows amazing things to fall in love with in the Netherlands
THE BEST TIPS IN THE NETHERLANDS
In the Netherlands, you could fall in love with quite a few amazing things. Explore all wonders of The Netherlands with us! Discover festivals, exhibitions, and hotspots. Wander along Amsterdam’s iconic canals or venture into the countryside. Don’t miss the famous waterworks! Experience underground clubs, top concerts, and enchanting flower parades. Visit tulip fields and embrace our rich history. Come to the Netherlands and be amazed!
Sunday, October 27 at 2:00 a.m., the clock goes back to 1:00 a.m.
In the Netherlands, the clock changes from Summer Time, also known as Daylight Saving Time, to Winter Time on the last Sunday of October each year. Winter Time is the Standard Time.
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As the clocks roll back and daylight hours shift with the transition from Daylight Saving Time to Standard Time, schools in the Netherlands enjoy a well-timed autumn break.
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TOP 10 TO DO IN THE NETHERLANDS
Visit Amsterdam
Experience Amsterdam’s vibrant tapestry where historic charm meets modern allure. From picturesque canals to world-class museums, and eclectic nightlife to culinary delights. Explore Amsterdam’s unique blend of culture, creativity, and charm at every corner.
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Celebrate King’s Day
King’s Day is fascinating, it is the biggest party in the Netherlands, everyone is dressed in orange and celebrating. There are festivities, from flea markets to street parades and traditional delicacies. The streets are filled with music and dancing, it is one big party.
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Admire the colorful tulip fields
Tulips are an iconic symbol, known for their beautiful colors and vast fields. The famous Keukenhof is a true flower paradise that attracts visitors from all over the world. Flower parades are held annually to celebrate and admire the floral beauty of tulips.
There are three mountains in the flat Netherlands, all three are located in south Limburg: the Vaalserberg, the Sint-Pietersberg and Devilsmoutain.
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Visit a Mill
Mills and Windmills. The Netherlands is renowned for its iconic windmills. Historically used for various purposes such as drainage, milling flour and sawing wood. These picturesque structures dot the Dutch landscape. Mills symbolizing both innovation in hydraulic engineering and the country’s rich cultural heritage.
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Kinderdijk – UNESCO World Heritage
Stroll along the turning windmills on a sunny summer afternoon. Enter the home of a Dutch miller. At the Kinderdijk you walk five feet below sea level.
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The Netherlands is a Castle country par excellance. Castles and country estates were built in the periode from 300 to the 19th century. In the early days, castles were built in the coastal region, near water, in citoes, or in country side.
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Island-hopping, Wadden Islands
Explore the Dutch Wadden Islands, a chain of five unique gems. Experience stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and rich maritime culture. Discover Texel, Vlieland, Terschelling, Ameland, and Schiermonnikoog.
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The Afsluitdijk is a significant Dutch dam that was constructed in 1932 to protect the Netherlands from the North Sea. It acts as a barrier against flooding and separates the Wadden Sea from the IJsselmeer. The Afsluitdijk is a remarkable example of Dutch technical competence and expertise in the way of water management.
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The Netherlands has a rich culinary tradition with dishes, for example, stew often served with smoked sausage. There are also delicacies such as stroopwafels, thin waffles filled with syrup, and bitterballen, deep-fried balls with a ragout filling. And there are regional specialties such as Hollandse Nieuwe, where fresh herring is traditionally eaten with onions.
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Museums come in a wide range of themes, from art and history to science and technology. They provide a chance to explore different aspects of human culture, heritage, and innovation. Whether you enjoy classical masterpieces, modern experiments, or historical artifacts, there’s something for every interest.
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