Find Cheap Flights to Netherlands

Also known as Holland, Netherlands is synonymous to windmills on impossibly flat lands and hundreds of tulips blossoming in thousands of acres. With its firm grasp on global politics as a founding member of EU and NATO as well as the headquarters of International Court of Justice in The Hague, it possess an equally enriching cultural scene with its inclination towards European- style in its architecture and traditions. This is prominently visible in Dutch festivals such as Lowlands, Dancevalley, Queens/Kings day, Pinkpop, Carnaval, Vierdaagsefeesten and Sensation when here.

The national capital is also the financial, cultural and creative hub of Netherlands that consist of various noteworthy museums namely Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank House and Rijksmuseum. This ‘Venice of the North’ has more than 1,500 bridges and is also the largest city in the country. The architecturally blessed shrines of Amsterdam are Noorderkerk, Nieuwe Kerk, Oude Kerk and Westerkerk.

Home to the largest and busiest port in Europe, Rottherdam is popular for its architecture. Majority of the local architecture was conceptualized and constructed in 20th century itself, comprising of magnificent structures such as De Verwoeste Stad Statue, Erasmus Statue, City Hall and Sylvette.

This enlightening medieval city is one of the oldest cities of Netherlands that lies quite close to the neighboring countries of Germany and Belgium. It is popular as the city of wanderlust, shoppers and history buffs. Shop all you want at shopping centers such as Bisschopsmolen, Headshop Vision and Caroline Biss. Or go back in time as you explore the aesthetically pleasing layout of various local constructions such as Centre Céramique, Derlon Museum Cellar and Saint Pietersberg Caves.

Nijmegen is the oldest city in Netherlands and the Old Town is its main tourism attraction along with other highlights of the city such as Stevenskerk courtyard, Carolingian chapel and Grote Markt, also known as the ‘Great Market’.

Away from the hustle and bustle of the citylife, this little town is famous for its blue and white pottery style. Delft Historic Tobacco Museum, Vermeer Centrum Delf and Lambert van Meerten are few of the museums that have kept the link between its history and present intact.