What is Europe’s most exciting city? Tons of spots could fight it out, but few are as well-rounded and fleshed out as Amsterdam. The capital of the Netherlands is Europe’s ultimate eclectic rabbit hole and buzzes with entertainment, culture, history, cuisine, and more. Aside from its world-famous nightlife and genre-defining museums, Amsterdam is famous for…
When it comes to gorgeous construction, epic landscapes, and captivating history, nothing can beat Amsterdam. The capital of the Netherlands has long been a popular getaway for European weekend travelers. It’s known as one of the most historical metropolises in the country, but at the same time exudes a stunning ultra-modern vibe. It’s not surprising…
Considered as one of the most attractive cities in the Netherlands, Haarlem is totally worth a visit. There’s a reason why the city is so loved by locals and travelers. This medieval city is full of cafés, restaurants, and shops. In fact, it’s been voted as the best shopping city in the Netherlands numerous times.…
When visiting Groningen, the last thing you should worry about is having a dreary day. Its vast amount of students, which is about 25% of its population, has made the city’s atmosphere fun and buoyant. This lively city is always bursting with energy and has so many spots to visit. Be it the historic monuments,…
Amsterdam – the city of Rembrandt and Van Gogh, Baruch Spinoza, and Anne Frank. Born in the late 12th century as a fishing village, Amsterdam became the political and cultural capital of Nederlands. Today we call the city as the “Venice of the North” for many canals flowing through its center. Don’t miss an opportunity…
Groningen is the largest city in the north of the Netherlands and is nationally referred to as the “Metropolis of the North.” The city traces its roots back to the 3rd century AD. During the Second World War, many important buildings in the central market square were razed to the ground by tanks. Bullet holes…
The Netherlands is a beautiful country known for its intricate canals, old windmills, and fields of tulips. Although many of the people who go there, usually visit the metropolitan cities like Amsterdam and Rotterdam, the small towns have some of the country’s best-hidden gems. Here are 12 small towns to check out when visiting the…
Just an hour south of Amsterdam and two hours north of Brussels, is the young and vibrant city of Rotterdam. As the second biggest city in the Netherlands and with one of the biggest harbors in the world, Rotterdam is definitely worth visiting. It is famous for its groundbreaking architecture, beautiful canals, amazing restaurants and a buzzing night…
Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands an it is one of the greatest small cities in the world. Known as the “Venice of the North” for its 165 canals and 1,281 bridges. Amsterdam’s well-preserved and appealing 17th-century architecture provides a quaint if incongruous backdrop for a city famous for its modern, progressive, charming and cosmopolitan attitudes. It offers…