Visit the 11 cities of the most northern part of the Netherlands.
Tidal flat walking, terpen and wierden (artificial hillocks), Unesco World Heritage (Woudagemaal, Planetarium, the WaddenSea).
Leeuwarden, Sneek, IJlst, Sloten, Stavoren, Hindeloopen, Workum, Bolsward, Harlingen, Franeker en Dokkum.
These cities are the setting for the legendary 200-kilometer ice skating race.
Because they are crossed by canals, they are also among the most beautiful places to visit.
Groningen almshouses used to provide free accommodation to the poor, to widows and to the sick.
Enjoy the interesting collection and the temporary exhibitions at the Groninger Museum.
The Forum, a new building in the heart of the citycentre, became a meeting place for everyone.
The five perls in the north of the Netherlands.
They are all worth a visit, because Schiermonnikoog, Ameland, Terschelling, Vlieland and Texel differ quite a bit from one another.
Home to the country's capital Amsterdam.
But also home to typical Dutch villages such as Alkmaar, the former island Marken, the historical village Monnickendam, Edam and its world famous cheese.
With its picturesque canal network, overwhelming museums, rich naval history and vibrant cultural scene, the capital of the Netherlands is one of the world’s most unique city destinations.
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