ATTRACTIONS

The province of Groningen is the northernmost part of the Netherlands, where urban energy meets the horizons of the Wadden Sea, fortresses, manor houses, terp hills and architecture that is not afraid to challenge.

The province of Friesland is the Netherlands beyond clichés: water, wind and eleven cities where sailing traditions, the Wadden Sea and the Nordic character make travelling a breeze.

The province of Drenthe resembles the Netherlands beyond the postcards: dolmens, swamps and a quiet freedom among forests, moorlands and villages where time has not stood still, but simply slowed down.

Utrecht: a province where bell towers, modernism and old canals behave as if they have always known each other, and the ringing of bells sounds like a reminder that time flows a little vertically here.

Flevoland is a province where land has been reinvented: from the seabed to architecture, nature and the strange feeling that all of this appeared only recently, but has already become familiar.

Overijssel, a province of Hanseatic cities, ancient manors, river valleys and unique water landscapes, where medieval history, nature and Dutch ingenuity live in amazing harmony.

The province of Gelderland – here you can suddenly discover Van Gogh in the forest, a jungle under a roof, royal gardens lined up, and the route will develop itself, without unnecessary explanations or tourist scenarios.

Limburg is a province where the Netherlands suddenly becomes contoured: hills, vineyards, Maastricht and landscapes that stubbornly defy the country's usual "flatness".

South-Holland is a province where old masters stand side by side with futuristic skyscrapers, and between the sea, canals and glass facades, the Netherlands seems to be constantly arguing with itself about its own future.

The province of North Brabant is a place where design meets fairy tale, Vincent van Gogh is integrated into everyday life, and the boundaries between countries and eras behave strangely to the point of bizarreness.

Зеландия — провинция островов, маяков, дамб и морского ветра, где борьба с водой превратилась в искусство, а старинные города и бескрайние пляжи существуют в удивительном равновесии.

De Haar Castle is the largest and most magnificent castle in the Netherlands, surrounded by parks, gardens, and legends. Here, the Middle Ages meet the Rothschild family, the architect Pierre Cuypers, and a remarkable story in which architecture, love, and a touch of slight madness created one of Europe's most beautiful landmarks.

North Holland is a stunning combination of canals, dunes, sea and cities that once ruled half the world and are now recognizable as the Netherlands on postcards.

The Netherlands is a country that has been battling with the sea for centuries, building cities on stilts and combining the audacity of an engineer, the patience of a farmer and the serenity of a man confident that every storm always ends.