A Touch of Netherlands

Tripoto
22nd Aug 2008
Photo of A Touch of Netherlands 1/20 by Abhishek Kumar
Twilight at one of the Amsterdam's canal
Photo of A Touch of Netherlands 2/20 by Abhishek Kumar
Mini-Holland, Madurodam
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Madurodam in The Hague
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Model replica of Dutch airport
Photo of A Touch of Netherlands 5/20 by Abhishek Kumar
Model replica of a Dutch castle
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Model replica of Dutch highways
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Dutch roads
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Canal and canal houses in Madurodam
Photo of A Touch of Netherlands 9/20 by Abhishek Kumar
Scheveningen beach
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Casino in The Hague
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Rotterdam's Euromast
Photo of A Touch of Netherlands 12/20 by Abhishek Kumar
Rotterdam city from top of Euromast
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Erasmus Bridge Rotterdam
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@Rotterdam
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Rotterdam Cube Houses
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Rotterdam Cube Houses
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Dam Square in Amsterdam
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One of the red-light districts in Amsterdam
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Amsterdam's red-light district
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Windmills in North Holland

The beautiful Netherlands has many cities and towns of interest to travelers.

You should visit 1) Amsterdam, 2) Delft, 3) The Hague, 4) Rotterdam and 5) Utrecht.

Amsterdam has impressive architecture, lovely canals and museums. Delft is a historic unspoiled town. The Hague is the judicial capital of the world, the seat of government and the royal family. Rotterdam has modern architecture, good nightlife, vibrant art scene and the largest port of Europe. Utrecht is popular as a historic center and antique stores.

The Netherlands has a well-organized public transport system. Virtually any village can be reached by public transport. You can travel to the above mentioned cities of The Netherlands through trains which serve as a backbone, extended with a network of both local and inter-local buses.

Photo of Dam Square, Amsterdam, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of The Hague Center, The Hague, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Amsterdam, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Rotterdam, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Madurodam, George Maduroplein, Scheveningen, The Hague, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Madurodam, George Maduroplein, Scheveningen, The Hague, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Madurodam, George Maduroplein, Scheveningen, The Hague, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Madurodam, George Maduroplein, Scheveningen, The Hague, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Madurodam, George Maduroplein, Scheveningen, The Hague, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Euromast, Parkhaven, Nieuwe Werk, Rotterdam, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Erasmusbrug, Rotterdam, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Amsterdam-Zuidoost, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Amsterdam-Zuidoost, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Schiphol Airport, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Cube house, Overblaak, Stadsdriehoek, Rotterdam, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Cube house, Overblaak, Stadsdriehoek, Rotterdam, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Cube house, Overblaak, Stadsdriehoek, Rotterdam, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar
Photo of Scheveningen, The Hague, The Netherlands by Abhishek Kumar