Destination Details

Netherlands, Netherlands

Amsterdam: The vibrant capital city offers a wealth of attractions including the historic canal belt (ideal for canal cruises), world-class museums like the Rijksmuseum (housing masterpieces by Dutch greats like Rembrandt and Vermeer) and the Anne Frank House, and the iconic Vondelpark.

Keukenhof Gardens (Lisse): One of the world's largest flower gardens, Keukenhof is renowned for its spectacular displays of tulips, daffodils, and other flowers. The park covers 32 hectares with approximately 7 million flower bulbs planted annually. Visitors can explore themed gardens, indoor flower shows, and attend the annual Flower Parade. Keukenhof is only open to the public for eight weeks, from mid-March to mid-May, with the peak viewing period typically in mid-April.

Zaanse Schans: A historic village near Amsterdam, Zaanse Schans offers a glimpse into traditional Dutch life with its iconic windmills, wooden houses, and demonstrations of crafts like cheese making and clog making. Zaanse Schans features walking trails along the Zan River and showcases the history of the Netherlands, including the use of windmills for grinding raw materials like paint pigments.

Giethoorn: Known as the "Venice of the Netherlands," Giethoorn is a car-free village where transportation primarily relies on boats along picturesque canals. Visitors can explore the village by renting a boat or taking a guided boat tour. The village features charming thatched-roof houses and scenic waterways, offering a peaceful and unique experience.

Kinderdijk: This UNESCO World Heritage site showcases 19 well-preserved windmills dating back to the 18th century. Kinderdijk offers insight into Dutch water management history with its network of canals, windmills, and pumping stations designed to keep the area dry for centuries. Visitors can explore the site on foot or by taking a boat tour, and even step inside some of the museum mills.

Utrecht: A historic city in the heart of the Netherlands, Utrecht is known for its medieval architecture and canals. Explore the iconic Dom Tower, the tallest church tower in the Netherlands, and learn about the city's Roman history at DOMunder.

Maastricht: A charming city in the south of the Netherlands, Maastricht blends Roman history with a modern cultural scene. Explore the cobblestone streets, discover historic sites like Vrijthof, a large urban square surrounded by heritage buildings, and enjoy the city's vibrant atmosphere.

The Hague: The political center of the Netherlands, The Hague features the impressive Peace Palace, home to international courts and surrounded by beautiful gardens. Art enthusiasts will appreciate the Mauritshuis, an art gallery with masterpieces by Dutch painters like Vermeer and Rembrandt. Don't forget to visit Scheveningen beach for a relaxing seaside experience.

Rotterdam: This modern city is known for its innovative architecture and vibrant cultural scene. Marvel at the unique Cube Houses, explore the Markthal (a vibrant indoor market), and enjoy panoramic views from the Euromast tower.

Hoge Veluwe National Park: A stunning nature reserve, Het Nationale Park De Hoge Veluwe offers a unique combination of diverse landscapes, including heathlands, woodlands, and sand dunes. Rent one of the free bikes available at the park entrances and explore the trails. The park also houses the Kröller-Müller Museum, featuring a notable collection of modern paintings, including works by Vincent Van Gogh, and a beautiful sculpture garden.