Culture - Holland.com

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 Utrecht

Discover this old university town, characterized by canals, almshouses, squares and parks.

The Hague has inherited many historic buildings and has a superb cultural legacy.

Rotterdam has an international reputation in the field of art and culture.

Visit these cultural attractions of world-class in Amsterdam.

UNESCO has appointed eight monuments in Holland to be on the World Heritage List.

Basilica of St. Servatius The basilica in Maastricht that has attracted pilgrims and religious tourists for centuries. Read More
St. John's Cathedral The majestic catholic cathedral that dominates the center of Den Bosch. Read More
Achterhoek Enjoy the landscape and game dishes of the Achterhoek. Read More
The Zaanse Schans Dutch life in the 17th and 18th centuries. Read More
The Defense Line of Amsterdam The Defense Line of Amsterdam, also called the silent ring, is an oasis of tranquility at only 15 kilometers distance from Amsterdam. Read More
The Rietveld Schröder House An architectonic highlight by Gerrit Rietveld. Read More
Wilhelminakade Go for a stroll over the famous pier of Rotterdam. Read More
Westelijk Handelsterrein Former warehouses transformed into galleries and restaurants. Read More
Van Nelle Design Factory This factory from 1931 keeps attracting designers from all over the world. Read More
The White House The first skyscraper in Europe is situated in Rotterdam. Read More