Small, yet full of culture and opportunity, The Netherlands is a modern country that represents forward-thinking and generosity at its finest.  With its broad-minded attitude, friendly people, colourful blossoming countryside and tranquil flowing canals, the Netherlands is a considered a top place to visit when touring Europe.

The Netherlands are famous for its distinguished cheeses, wooden clog shoes, world-class fish, windmills and designs created of white and blue porcelain, yet at every corner there is a new gem to discover or a new cobblestone road to step foot upon.

The capital of the Netherlands, known as Amsterdam, is a visiting ground for thousands of tourists every single year.  It remains world-known as a party city, famous for its thrilling activities and adrenaline-pumping nightlife. It is not overly rowdy and there are moments of peace. It just depends on what month visitors plan to go and what they are predominantly seeking on their adventure while in the Netherlands.

Tucked away between the North Sea, Germany and Belgium, this tiny country once stood ground as being quite dominant along with imperialistic Spain and England.  Also referred to as Holland, the Netherlands is home to the city of Nijmegen, the oldest city in the land which was discovered during the Roman Empire.

With only 16,000 square miles, the Netherlands is a fantastic flat-grounded country to explore with a bicycle or on foot.  Most of the streets are tight in this Rembrandt inspired country and parking isn’t always that easy.  

With its scenic canals, famous Red Light District, gorgeous parks, low-lands, cozy homes, cobblestone roads and countryside, the Netherlands creates a travel experience unlike any other. Art lovers will be thrilled with a visit to the Van Gogh Museum and Rembrandts House, while history lovers will enjoy a thorough visit to historic Anne Frank’s House. Bright tulips, windmills, scenic canals, electric cities and modern European living - this is the heart and tradition of the Netherlands.