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The Netherlands is renowned for being unremittingly flat, with traditional images of canals, windmills and tulips complementing its new face as a modern European nation, so impressively demonstrated when The Netherlands co-hosted Euro 2000 with Belgium. Its eclectic past reads like a whos who of European nations as everyone from the Romans and the Gauls, right through to the Hapsburgs and the Spanish, influenced its destiny before the country finally emerged with its current borders in 1830.
It is easy to imagine The Netherlands as just Amsterdam; the nations capital city is one of the most visually stunning in the world, where you can also delve through centuries of history aboard a canal boat or explore the array of excellent museums. The Netherlands is far more than just its capital, though, with a string of impressive cities including Arnhem, The Hague and Rotterdam. Rotterdam has picked itself up from almost total devastation in World War II to emerge as Europes (and indeed one of the worlds) biggest port and a leader in urban regeneration.
Out in the countryside, any sense of monotony you may have is soon broken by stunning medieval towns like Utrecht and Delft. Hollands main natural attraction is its wide swathe of coastline, much of it peppered with artificial sea walls and inland seas, as The Netherlands fights its never-ending battle with the North Sea.
It is easy to imagine The Netherlands as just Amsterdam; the nations capital city is one of the most visually stunning in the world, where you can also delve through centuries of history aboard a canal boat or explore the array of excellent museums. The Netherlands is far more than just its capital, though, with a string of impressive cities including Arnhem, The Hague and Rotterdam. Rotterdam has picked itself up from almost total devastation in World War II to emerge as Europes (and indeed one of the worlds) biggest port and a leader in urban regeneration.
Out in the countryside, any sense of monotony you may have is soon broken by stunning medieval towns like Utrecht and Delft. Hollands main natural attraction is its wide swathe of coastline, much of it peppered with artificial sea walls and inland seas, as The Netherlands fights its never-ending battle with the North Sea.
VVV 's-Hertogenbosch en de Meierij
Address: Markt 77,5211 JX 's Hertogenbosch,The Netherlands
- The Heineken Experience
A tour of this once-functional brewery on the Stadhouderskade - now a fully-fledged museum - provides the visitor with a history of Heineken and some of the winning formulas that make the brand prominent in the world market today. - Art Market on the Spui
Every Sunday a market devoted entirely to contemporary art is held on the Spui in Amsterdam. Local artists show off their creations and sell them at affordable prices. It's well worth a browse, with a good chance of a bargain. - Van Gogh Museum
Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum is one of the finest galleries in the city and houses the world's largest collection of works by Vincent van Gogh: 200 paintings, 500 drawings and 700 letters, as well as the artist's own collection of Japanese prints. It also hosts a full programme of temporary exhibitions. - Winston Kingdom
A great hang-out for the arty crowd in Amsterdam, the Winston specialises in live music and is the place to go for those in-the-know. - Anne Frank House
The Anne Frank House, in the centre of Amsterdam, is the hiding place where the brave little girl penned her famous diary during the Second World War. The Diary of Anne Frank was published posthumously by her father in 1947, and the original is on display as part of the permanent exhibition in what is now a museum dedicated to his daughter.
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