7 Best Places To Travel In Netherlands

Rotterdam distinguishes itself from the historical charm of other Dutch cities with its modern architecture and lively cultural life. The city is famous for its innovative and futuristic architectural jewels, which include the renowned Cube Houses architectured by Pete Bloom and the Erasmus Bridge- a cable-stayed structure that is locally dubbed ”The Swan” due to its sleek design. Recognized from. At Markthal, visitors can indulge in culinary delights as they shop from a wide range of food stalls, sit-down restaurants, and an amazing rooftop decorated with beautiful paintings. Also, Rotterdam has a very rich maritime history beautifully exhibited at the Maritime Museum where you can get an insight into the maritime past of this city. Port of Rotterdam is one of the largest harbors in the world which offers amazing harbor tours. As well as this art galleries, museums and nightlife full of life turn this destination into vibrant place for travelers.

With its significance as a political and historical heart of the Netherlands, The Hague is a city that cannot be overlooked. It accommodate several critical organs including The International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court give it prominence as a venue for international law and justice. There are many cultural gem in the city like Maurtishuis Museum which owns an impressive collection of Dutch Golden Age artworks among them Vermeer’s painting “Girl with a Pearl Earring”,and Rembrandt’s latest works. The Binnenhof, the Dutch politics’ central place provided by a set of ancient structures still serving their purpose really impress Canadian tourists who can also visit other parts of this complex. For those looking for less crowded experience , Scheveningen Beach provides an ideal getaway with its vast sandy beaches, dynamic pier, and beautiful shops restaurants and entertainmet activities along the promenade.

A city which is both historic and very picturesque, Utrecht has the famous Dom Tower. It is the tallest church tower in the Netherlands, offering spectacular views. Its unique two-level canals lined with ghat seller’s house cozy cafes, restaurants and shops. The major attractions are the interactive railway museum and Museum Spielklok, which displays self playing musical instruments. Presence of Utrecht University adds a youthful exuberance, while its botanical gardens provide a peaceful escape. Utrecht’s medieval architecture, cultural richness as well as student life is what makes it interesting for me.

Considered as the close analogue of Giethoorn, you may find this village with the enchanting atmosphere through its canals and spectacular old-style terraces by the riverside. And such a scenically walker-friendly place has these no cars as well. The town is full of people who walk, cycle, or paddle along under the trees while visiting the numerous thatched-roof houses in the surrounding forest. It enjoys a quite and peaceful airs thus making it just perfect place to lay back and get lost in nature’s beauty. Hikers will have lots of fun exploring places around this aesthetic town either on foot or by bicycle; for water fun they can hire a punter or whistling boat. Giethoorn preserved its ancient attractiveness and heavenly peace which makes it an insider tip in Holland ideal for those seeking tranquility far from urban stress.

Offering a complex set of art, architectures as well as Dutch charms in its beautiful blend Haarlem is indeed an impressive destination. The collection exhibited in the Frans Hals Museum comprises works of the honourable Dutch Golden Age painter and at the Grote Market you can find all kind of fun events throughout the week surrounded by historical buildings and also the amazing St. Baukerk Church. You might enjoy some time in Teller Museum, this being the oldest museum in Netherlands where is exposed art/ natural history/ science stuff. Winding streets are lined with an array of boutique shops, cosy cafes and canals oozing charm which together make it impossible to resist taking a walk. Harlem, by its artistic values, landmarks of historical importance, and lively life, capture visitors, allowing them to immerse into the eternal beauty of this place.

Delft, famous for its history and its famous blue and white porcelain, radiates a captivating old-world charm. The town is the very embodiment of Delftware, and visitors find this out during their visit to the Royal Delft Factory, where they can see it in action. Delft’s historical center includes architectural wonders such as the Old Church (Ode Kirk) and New Church(Ode Kirk), with awesome Gothic architecture plus impressive tombs and artworks. The Prinsenhof Museum gives an overview of Delft’s importance during the Dutch Golden Age and on the life of William of Orange. One could spend hours wandering the streets, stopping by craft workshops, or just gazing at lovely watery scenes along one of the numerous canals that crisscross through the city; it all adds up to making an engaging cultural Dutch experience filled with charisma.