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Cities
Amsterdam
Impressive architecture, lovely canals (grachten), museums and liberal attitudes
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Delft
Historic unspoiled town with the world-famous blue and white ceramics
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Groningen
Student city with a relaxed atmosphere and nightlife till the sun gets up
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The Hague
The judicial capital of the world, the seat of government and the royal family
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Leiden
Historic student city with the country's oldest university and three national museums
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Maastricht
Fortified mediaeval city showing the different culture, style and architecture of the south
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Nijmegen
The oldest city in the country, known for the Four Days Marches and its large student population
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Rotterdam
Modern architecture, good nightlife, vibrant art scene and the largest port in Europe
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Utrecht
Historic centre, antique stores and the Rietveld-Schröder House
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Other destinations
Efteling
The Dutch equivalent of Disneyland, theme park with fairytale elements like elves and dwarves
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Hoge Veluwe National Park
Perhaps the most visited national park, with heathlands, sand dunes and woodlands
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Keukenhof
World famous park for its flowers, with more than 800,000 visitors one of the most visited attractions in the country
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Kinderdijk
These windmills show the typical Dutch landscape in all its glory
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Schokland
Old island evacuated in 1859, a well-preserved ghost village remains
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Texel
Largest island suited for cycling, bird watching, walking, swimming and horse riding, also hosts the most important dropzone for skydiving, tandem jumps for up to 13000 feet are available
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Zaanse Schans
Open air museum with Dutch windmills and Zaan houses
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