The fairytale kingdom of the Netherlands

The fairytale kingdom of the Netherlands Well, who among us hasn't wanted to find himself in the Netherlands someday? Your trip to the Netherlands can be compared to a fairy tale. The attention is attracted by the narrow cozy streets, like toy houses, canals with tiny bridges, different colors of tulips, hot mulled wine and delicious donuts, cheerful passersby and amazing freedom, floating in the air!

The Netherlands is a country with an interesting history, so do not be too surprised when walking down the street in any of the cities, you will see old Gothic buildings and modern offices literally wall to wall. And you're unlikely to find even one place without water. Rivers, lakes, streams, water channels are practically everywhere. So it is not for nothing that the Netherlands is called the Venice of the North! The combination of the elements of water, mixed architecture and totally different inhabitants makes this country a unique place. Even the most avid tourists find something new and unusual here.

You probably won't believe this, but the Netherlands is absolutely flat! No mountains and highlands. Just endless meadows and fields. It's a rare find for photographers. If you are in the province, you are likely to see old windmills. By the way, many of them are not just a decoration of the landscape, but also work for the benefit of the country, namely, generate electricity!

The fairytale kingdom of the Netherlands Amsterdam is considered to be the heart of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The city was built a long time ago, back in the thirteenth century, but to this day it enjoys great popularity. And it is not surprising. Where else will you see such beautiful buildings, which have incomprehensible form and a variety of colors? And there are also houses-boats. Yes, houses-boats are small ships, and people live in them, as in our usual apartments. And a person can't buy a boat and just settle down and live in it. Just like other housing, a boat in the Netherlands has to be paid for and formalized.

The main street Damrak is a must-see for a stroll through the magnificent city of Amsterdam. It starts at the Central Station, then turns into Rokin Street, crossing the city from north to south. Here you can admire the central part of the city and also buy nice souvenirs.

Are you still sitting at home? Hurry up and get your tickets and get to the Netherlands! Holland will amaze and surprise you. And we just want to wish you a very pleasant trip.

Good luck!