Nestled in the province of North Holland, the Beemster is not just a polder and municipality but a captivating testament to reclaimed land and innovative water management. Its exceptional qualities …
UNESCO The Netherlands
UNESCO Nederland sites are magical. Come to the Netherlands to explore the hidden gems and historical wonders of our enchanting country.
The Netherlands has 13 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Quite a lot for a small country, like ours. But as small as it is, we also meet three of the …
Frederiksoord is a beautiful and peaceful area, very popular to camp, spend some nights in a B&B and enjoy your holiday. This is a wonderful area in the North of …
The Netherlands was not always a rich and prosperous country. Around the year 1800, at the beginning of the 19th century, over 200 years ago, there was great hunger and …
Schokland was once an island in the former Dutch Southern Sea but is now part of the new land, the so-called FLEVOLAND. Schokland UNESCO, is unique and special, which is …
The canals of Amsterdam are an iconic and integral part of the city's history, culture, and identity. Amsterdam's canal system is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognized for its outstanding …
On December 6th, 1997, the Kinderdijk Windmills complex was officially designated a UNESCO Netherlands World Heritage Site. Kinderdijk windmills has been celebrating its 25th UNESCO anniversary in 2023.➔ READ MORE …
The Rietveld -Schröderhuis is not climate-proof and sustainable, but you must visit this amazing and unique masterpiece of UNESCO World heritage. The Rietveld Schröder House in Utrecht has been on …
Franeker is a charming town in the province of Friesland, Netherlands, Planetarium Franeker is one of the highlights of this town. But there is more, this is where history and …
At least once a year my heart longs to visit one of the beautiful Wadden islands. There are six Wadden islands, each with its own character, size, habits, atmosphere, population, …
Stroll along the turning Kinderdijk windmills on a sunny summer afternoon. Enter the home of a Dutch miller. At the Kinderdijk you walk five feet below sea level. Where to see …
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