Netherlands
Flat landscapes crisscrossed by canals, windmills, tulip fields, and some of Europe's most progressive cities — the Netherlands is compact, bikeable, and wonderfully walkable. Amsterdam's canal ring alone is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Walking Experiences
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Points of Interest
(93)Rijksmuseum
Amsterdam
Anne Frank House (Anne Frank Huis)
Amsterdam
Van Gogh Museum
Amsterdam
Concertgebouw
Amsterdam
Beer Tasting Room In The Wildeman
Amsterdam
Golden Bend
Amsterdam
Museum Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder
Amsterdam
Rembrandt House Museum
Amsterdam
De Kas
Amsterdam
Begijnhof
Amsterdam
Paradiso
Amsterdam
Vondelpark
Amsterdam
Bimhuis
Amsterdam
Albert Cuypmarkt
Amsterdam
Holocaust Memorial & Dutch Theater (Jewish Cultural Quarter)
Amsterdam
Café 't Smalle
Amsterdam
Verzetsmuseum (Resistance Museum)
Amsterdam
Keukenhof
Lisse
Kröller-Müller Museum
Otterlo
Nam Kee
Amsterdam
Boom Chicago
Amsterdam
Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ
Amsterdam
Huis Marseille, Museum for Photography
Amsterdam
Melkweg
Amsterdam
National Maritime Museum
Amsterdam
Café Papeneiland
Amsterdam
De Sluyswacht
Amsterdam
Westergasfabriek
Amsterdam
Oude Kerk
Amsterdam
Negen Straatjes (Nine Streets)
Amsterdam
Foodhallen
Amsterdam
Skinny Bridge
Amsterdam
Westerkerk
Amsterdam
Stedelijk Museum
Amsterdam
Flower Market
Amsterdam
Hortus Botanicus
Amsterdam
Winkel 43
Amsterdam
Brouwerij 't IJ
Amsterdam
Artis Zoo
Amsterdam
Tropenmuseum
Amsterdam
Café de Jaren
Amsterdam
Royal Palace (Koninklijk Paleis)
Amsterdam
Hofjes (Hidden Courtyards)
Amsterdam
Restaurant De Belhamel
Amsterdam
Hollandsche Manege
Amsterdam
Bushuis - Oost-Indisch Huis
Amsterdam
De Twee Zwaantjes
Amsterdam
Proeflokaal Arendsnest
Amsterdam
@droog amsterdam
Amsterdam
H'ART Museum (Hermitage Amsterdam)
Amsterdam
De Kleine Komedie
Amsterdam
Beurs van Berlage
Amsterdam
Heineken Experience
Amsterdam
Montelbaanstoren
Amsterdam
Pancakes! Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Amsterdamse Bos
Amsterdam
Proeflokaal de Ooievaar
Amsterdam
Oosterpark
Amsterdam
Grand Hotel Amrâth Amsterdam
Amsterdam
De Gooyer
Amsterdam
Maloe Melo
Amsterdam
Waterloopleinmarkt
Amsterdam
Nieuwe Kerk
Amsterdam
Geelvinck Pianola Museum
Amsterdam
Noorderkerk
Amsterdam
Café de Dokter
Amsterdam
NEMO Science Museum
Amsterdam
Allard Pierson Museum of Antiquities
Amsterdam
Bols Cocktail Experience
Amsterdam
De Kaaskamer
Amsterdam
Zuiderkerk
Amsterdam
Bezoekerscentrum de Dageraad
Amsterdam
Stadsarchief Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Weeping tower
Amsterdam
Wertheimpark
Amsterdam
Munttoren
Amsterdam
Amsterdam Centraal
Amsterdam
Grey Area Coffeeshop
Amsterdam
Houseboat Museum (Woonbootmuseum)
Amsterdam
Olympic Stadium Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Multatuli Society
Amsterdam
Beatrixpark
Amsterdam
De Duif
Amsterdam
Magna Plaza
Amsterdam
Huis met de Hoofden
Amsterdam
Coffeeshop La Tertulia
Amsterdam
Amsterdam Tulip Museum
Amsterdam
Amstelpark
Amsterdam
Condomerie
Amsterdam
Stadsherstel Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Erotic Museum
Amsterdam
Gerechtshof Amsterdam
Amsterdam
Sexmuseum Amsterdam Venustempel
Amsterdam
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Walking Culture
While the Dutch are famous for cycling, walking is equally important. The Pieterpad, a 498 km trail from the north to the south, is the country's most popular long-distance walk. Dutch cities are designed for pedestrians — Amsterdam's nine concentric canals create natural walking loops, and every Dutch town has a car-free center.
Did You Know?
About a third of the Netherlands lies below sea level.
The Dutch consume more licorice per capita than any other nation — 2 kg per person per year.
Amsterdam has more canals than Venice and more bridges than Paris.
The Netherlands was the first country to legalize same-sex marriage in 2001.
The Dutch are the tallest people in the world with an average male height of 183 cm.