Visiting Amsterdam doesn’t have to be pricey. The more touristy attractions may come with a price tag, but there are a number of great sights and activities that are completely free. Even
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From flea markets in industrial warehouses to canal-side cafés and 17th-century gabled architecture, this guide takes you through Amsterdam’s diverse neighbourhoods, showing you the highlights according to global travellers. Architecture
Rotterdam is a city overflowing with history, delicious food, inspiring architecture and art. And it attracts curious travellers from all over the world. As we are yet to explore freely,
Rotterdam may be the Netherlands’ second city but when it comes to art and design, it more than matches up to the culture-rich capital of Amsterdam. From street art to sculptures,
On May 14th, 1940, Rotterdam was flattened in an aerial bombardment that left only three buildings standing. But within four days, plans were afoot to radically rebuild the entire city. The architectural
World-famous cheese, sweet treats and unusual flavours. What not to miss in Dutch capital. Stamppot Stamppot A tasty mishmash of classic comfort foods This hot, steaming plate of soft, buttery
Rotterdam’s food scene is an apt representation of the diverse cultures and influences that make the city what it is today. As well as the chunky fries, stroopwafels and other Dutch
The market in the historic center of Rotterdam, characterized by its roof which is a horseshoe arch of 40 meters in height, offers a mixture of different programs aimed at