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What are the best places to visit in the Netherlands?

During a stay in the Netherlands it is good to know which the best places to visit in the Netherlands are

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What are the best places to visit in the Netherlands?

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  1. What are the best places to visit in the Netherlands? The Netherlands, one of the most visited countries in Europe, especially Amsterdam, can be very busy during the summer months, especially in July. The months of April and May are an excellent time to visit the best places to visit in Netherlands. Many parks and gardens, which are among the most beautiful in the country! What to visit in the Netherlands 1.The Jordaan and Amsterdam canals Canals are as important to Amsterdam's cityscape as the time spent exploring the city's wonderful waterways is one of the most lasting memories for any visitor. Nothing beats a stroll through the smaller, quieter streets along the waterways.

  2. Jordaan, a district built in the early 1600s to house workers and immigrants attracted here by religious tolerance, is very charming. With its small houses by the canal and its many "hofjes", the picturesque inner courtyards hidden behind the buildings. 2.Keukenhof Keukenhof, known as the “Garden of Europe”, is located on the outskirts of the city of Lisse, considered the “bulb belt” of the Netherlands. The largest public garden in the world comprises more than 70, which was once the kitchen garden (or "keuken") of a large country estate. Keukenhof has more than 700 varieties of tulips, which are at their peak in April and May.

  3. The exhibition continues almost all year round. You will see endless rows of tulips in bloom, as well as thousands of hyacinths, crocuses and daffodils. 3.Anne Frank House, Amsterdam In things to do in Netherlands, The Anne Frank House is a must-see location in Amsterdam.It is on the Prinsengracht, in the house where Anne's family, Jewish refugees from Frankfurt, hid during much of the Second World War. Anne Frank wrote her famous diary which have since been translated into 51 languages.

  4. The back of the house where the Frank family had their hiding place has been completely restored and kept in its original state as much as possible. It is a poignant monument to a tragic slice of world history. Be sure to book yours online well in advance. 4.Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam Amsterdam's spectacular Van Gogh Museum is ranked second in the list of the world's best art museums, attracting nearly 1.5 million visitors each year, definitely a Tourist attraction in Netherlands.

  5. Home to the world's largest collection of Van Gogh's paintings, many of which were donated by the artist's family, this impressive gallery and museum was specially built to showcase the artist's work. Works by his contemporaries are also on display. 5.The windmills of Kinderdijk The famous village of Kinderdijk (“the children's dam”) is situated on the river Noord, between Rotterdam and Dordrecht. It takes its name from an incident during the flooding of the St. Elisabeth in 1421, after a cradle of a child washed up on the dike.

  6. The well-preserved windmills of the 18th century are the great asset of this period. The 19 windmills in Kinderdijk, built between 1722 and 1761, are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and are the largest concentration of windmills in the Netherlands. Originally used to drain meadows, these majestic buildings with their impressive 92-foot sails are open to the public from April to October, including on special windmill days when the sails are set in motion. 6.De Hoge Veluwe National Park The largest is the Nationaal Park De Hoge Veluwe (National Park De Hoge Veluwe), between Arnhem and Apeldoorn. Covering an area of almost 13,800 acres, this national park is the largest continuous nature reserve and one of the most popular excursion destinations for locals and visitors alike.

  7. Featuring dense forests in the north, as well as a fascinating sculpture park. Also included is an area of spectacular dunes interspersed with heather and forest and moraines. It is a popular area for birdwatching and for hiking and cycling. The highlight is the Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller (Rijksmuseum Kröller-Müller), which houses the second largest collection of Van Gogh's works in the world. In addition, the collections include Impressionist and Expressionist paintings by Cézanne, Manet, Monet and Renoir. And in the open air, one of Europe's largest sculpture gardens features works by Rodin, Hepworth, Du buffet and others. 7.Kasteel De Haar Near the city of Utrecht, the fourth largest city in the Netherlands, De Haar Castle (Kasteel De Haar) is the largest fortification in the country. Built by the famous Dutch architect PJH Cuypers, the village had to be moved to accommodate the castle.

  8. Inside there is an impressive collection of antiques, furniture, paintings and tapestries, but it is the gardens that really attract the crowds. 8.Delft Delft is a charming, typically Dutch city located in the province of South Holland, between Rotterdam and The Hague.

  9. Famous worldwide for its blue and white pottery (Delftware) and for being the birthplace of Vermeer, the famous painter who gave birth to the Girl with the Pearl Earring, Delft is full of things to see and do. But the real charm of Delft lies in the relaxed atmosphere, which, combined with its gloriously preserved old medieval centre and its canals, makes for an unforgettable romantic getaway. 9.Maastricht Thanks to your Visa for Netherlands visit Maastricht. Maastricht is home to the impressive St. Servatius Church, St. John's Cathedral and the former fortifications, or Vestigingswerkens. It is also known for its dynamic square, the Vrijthof. Many annual festivals take place there with the arrival of local favourites in autumn and winter. This lively town square is also home to amazing cafés, trendy bars, and interesting galleries and shops. Other popular attractions in Maastricht include the caves of St. Pietersberg and the Helpoort, the oldest surviving city gate of its kind in the Netherlands.

  10. 10.The Hague Known as the 'judicial capital of the world', The Hague is one of the largest and most important cities in the Netherlands, after Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Airy and sophisticated, this cosmopolitan metropolis captivates visitors with its exceptional architecture, beautiful squares and art museums, but also with its golden beaches, chic districts, shining skyscrapers and excellent shopping.

  11. Places to visit include Madurodam - the miniature city in Scheveningen; the Prison Gate Museum (Gevangenpoort); the beautiful seaside resort of Scheveningen; the Royal Mauritshuis Picture Gallery; and Binnenhof - The Hague's famous and imposing complex of government buildings. Apply for Netherlands Visa If you too want to have the chance to visit the Netherlands and see these places, it is now time to apply for a Netherlands Visa. Apply for Netherlands Visa now online, and receive your visa as soon as possible. More information on the website. Click here: https://www.netherlandsvisa.co.uk/blog/2020/08/26/what-are-the- best-places-to-visit-in-the-netherlands/

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