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A whole country in your hands: Dirk Sievers delivers a comprehensive travel guide "Netherlands" in its eleventh edition, revealing the full diversity of our northwestern neighbor across 708 pages with 304 color photos. 71 maps and city plans, including those of the capital Amsterdam, as well as Rotterdam and The Hague, provide optimal orientation at all times.

Numerous short essays offer interesting background information. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are highlighted. Insider tips from Dirk Sievers reveal particularly rewarding sights, excursion destinations, restaurants, or accommodations off the tourist paths. Tried-and-true tips in our Netherlands travel guide make your vacation a unique experience.

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An overview of the Netherlands: The West Frisian Islands of Texel, Vlieland, Terschelling, Ameland, and Schiermonnikoog offer dunes, sandy beaches, mudflats, and sea in perfection. For all kinds of water sports, neighboring Friesland is recommended. In the northeast, Groningen beckons with its namesake provincial capital, castles, and rural idyll. Flevoland delights with the Ijsselmeer beaches and the futuristic Almere. The largely untouched tourist province of Drenthe captivates with burial mounds over 5000 years old. In Overijssel, you will find noteworthy historical architecture.

In Zuid-Holland, two internationally significant cities, Rotterdam and The Hague, are located. Utrecht impresses with its magnificent old town and mighty cathedral. The largest forest area in the country, the Veluwe, is situated in Gelderland. Zeeland entices with beautiful beaches. The highlight of Noord-Brabant is the...