Dutch Culture
It’s hard to describe the Dutch culture in a few words. It’s better to experience it. So take a canal tour through Amsterdam, relive Dutch history at Zaanse Schans, eat a herring in Volendam, watch the cheese market of Gouda, marvel at the cathedral of Den Bosch and the basilicas of Maastricht, climb the Dom Tower in Utrecht, visit the mills of Kinderdijk, and cycle through the bulb fields, Giethoorn and along the dolmens. You would have seen only a fraction of what Holland has to offer and will already be impressed.
Culture in Rotterdam
Rotterdam is Holland's centre of contemporary art, design and fashion.
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Culture in Utrecht
Discover this old university town, characterized by canals, almshouses, squares and parks.
Read MoreCulture in The Hague
The Hague has inherited many historic buildings and has a superb cultural legacy.
Read MoreWorld Heritage Sites
UNESCO has appointed eight monuments in Holland to be on the World Heritage List.
Read MoreTop 10 most popular activities!
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Canals of Amsterdam The best of the iconic canals of Amsterdam.
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The Mills of Kinderdijk A UNESCO site with nineteen windmills.
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The Begijnhof One of the most beautiful places in Amsterdam.
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Royal Delft Visit the only Delft earthenware factory remaining from the 17th century in Delft.
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The Royal Palace A royal palace in the heart of Amsterdam.
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The Zaanse Schans Dutch life in the 17th and 18th centuries.
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Peace Palace A palace built on dreams.
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The Rietveld Schröder House An architectonic highlight by Gerrit Rietveld.
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Het Binnenhof Become a part of the Dutch political life.
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Defense Line of Amsterdam An oasis of tranquility at only 15 kilometers distance from Amsterdam.
