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The Netherlands guide

The Netherlands Travel Guide

The Netherlands by travel guide Favio BolanoWelcome to The Netherlands, one of Europe's nice countries. Many people have been impressed by it's small sized cities, it's friendly people and the perfect accommodations and restaurants. Your vacation in Holland, as it is also called, is not complete without a visit to the Keukenhof with it's thousands of tulips and other flowers. Amsterdam offers a unique atmosphere for city lovers. Explore our City Guide by clicking on the cities below or make a hotel booking directly using the booking.com link.
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The Netherlands is a Western European country, facing onto the North Sea (and the UK) and bordered on land by Germany and Belgium. The people, language, and culture of the Netherlands are referred to as "Dutch". The Netherlands is divided into 12 provinces. The western part (Holland) is the most industrialized and about half of the population lives in and around this area. Capital Amsterdam offers impressive architecture, lovely canals and great shopping. There is something for every traveler's taste here, whether you prefer culture and history, serious partying, or just the charm of an old European city.

The Hague ('s-Gravenhage / Den Haag) is the seat of the Dutch government, place of residence of the Queen, Juridical Capital of the World due to the seat of the International Court of Justice, International Criminal Court and Peace Palace. The official language in the Netherlands is Dutch or Nederlands, as some say evolved from a Neder-German dialect. In the Northern part they also have the Frisian language as the second official language in the province of Friesland. Some city names and inhabitants are bilingual. Due to the historic dominance by surrounding countries such as Germany, France and Great-Britain, and conquest by Spain, the language was influenced by the German, French and English languages and vice-versa.


The Netherlands guide
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