Grote Kerk is found in The Hague and is a large church that is built from red brick in Gothic style.

The little village of Marken is known for being one of the prettiest spots in the Netherlands, particularly thanks to its strategic location on the Ijsselmeer Lake.

The Netherlands is often thought of as a small country primarily made up of small towns and cities but actually, it has some wonderful national parks.

Similar to many other cities that sit over water such as Venice, Amsterdam has a vibrant canal system.

The Heineken Experience in Amsterdam is the place to come if you want to learn all about how this famous beer evolved.

Efteling is the biggest amusement park in the Netherlands and is located at Kaatsheuvel.

The park is divided up into different zones that are known as realms and each one focuses on a different ancient myth or legend.

Keukenhof, also known as the Garden of Europe, is a riot of color with blooms of every hue as far as the eye can see.

The Anne Frank Museum is one of the most famous attractions in Amsterdam and makes for an extremely moving visit.

The Rijksmuseum is the Dutch National Museum located in Amsterdam and is filled with an amazing collection of art and antiques which date from 1809. The building houses over 7 million items and has more than 5,000 paintings that sprawl over 250 rooms

Those who wish they could travel back in time and visit the Netherlands of the 17th and 18th centuries have come to the right place.