Go To The Netherlands

The country’s capital and largest city, Amsterdam is an exciting cultural hub, home to myriad canals and charming.

Cobbled streets, teeming with cyclists and fringed by iconic Dutch-Baroque townhouses, and a seemingly endless supply of bars, cafes and bakeries.

Rich in history and culture, the city boasts some of Europe’s finest museums and galleries - including the Stedelijk Museum of Contemporary Art, the Van Gogh Museum, the Rijksmuseum (Dutch National Museum), and the Foam Photography Gallery - as well as a world-class music scene, and outstanding nightlife.

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The country’s second city, and home to Europe’s largest port, Rotterdam is a global-leader in contemporary design.

Features an array of cutting-edge architecture - including the striking De Rotterdam tower complex, the futuristic Central Station, and the breathtaking Markthal - constructed after much of the city was destroyed during WWII.

Vibrant and innovative, and home to a young, diverse population, the city features an abundance of hip, bars, cafes and eateries, along with nightlife to rival that of the capital, whilst nearby there are a host of interesting places and landmarks including, the UNESCO World Heritage Accredited Kinderdijk Windmills, and the historically rich city of the Hague.

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The country's fourth most populated city is arguably its most charming, a captivating blend of fascinating medieval architecture and pretty.

Tree-fringed canals bordered by historic ‘wharf-cellars’ which now house an array of excellent cafes, bars and restaurants. One of the world’s best cities for cycling, Utrecht is also one of Europe’s ‘greenest’, and has recently covered many of its rooftops with plants and flowers,whilst the country’s first vertical forest - a 90M-high residential building with a facade covered in over 10,000 plants - is currently under construction.

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