Tag: Netherlands travel
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The Dutch Countryside That Made Van Gogh — Before He Found His Colour
Discover the Dutch villages and peat fields that shaped Van Gogh before he ever found colour — plus the places you can still visit today. Get weekly Netherlands stories free in our newsletter.
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The Dutch City That Was Here Before Amsterdam — and Still Is
Dordrecht is the oldest city in Holland, founded in 1220 — and almost no tourists visit. Discover the Golden Age painters, medieval churches, and river landscape that most visitors miss — plus get weekly Netherlands stories free in our newsletter.
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The Dutch City Where the Pilgrim Fathers Lived Before They Sailed to America
Discover Leiden — the Dutch city where the Pilgrim Fathers lived for eleven years before sailing to America on the Mayflower — plus get weekly Netherlands stories free in our newsletter.
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The Dutch Province Where Locals Don’t Feel Dutch — and They’re Proud of It
Discover why Friesland, the Dutch province with its own language and flag, has always played by its own rules. Get weekly Netherlands stories free in our newsletter.
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The Dutch Province Built on Land the Sea Never Wanted to Give Up
Discover Zeeland — the Dutch province that sits below sea level, survived the catastrophic 1953 flood, and built the world’s greatest storm barrier — plus get weekly Netherlands stories free in our newsletter.
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The Dutch Canal City That Hid Its Cafés Below the Waterline
Utrecht’s Oude Gracht hides café cellars below the waterline. Most visitors walk straight past them — get Netherlands stories free in our newsletter.
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The Dutch Fishing Town That Seduced Europe’s Most Famous Painters
The Dutch fishing harbour of Volendam became Europe’s most painted village. Here is why — plus get weekly Netherlands stories free in our newsletter.
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The Dutch Words That Reveal How the Netherlands Really Lives
These five Dutch words have no English translation — and each one reveals something true about how the Dutch think, feel, and live — plus get weekly Netherlands stories free in our newsletter.

