Step Into A Dutch Fairytale On Your Next Vacation

The land of windmills, tulips, canals, Dutch charm, and international cities.

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Endless Things To Do

Planning out your dream vacation to The Netherlands? Here are some good ideas to start you off.

  • Two bicycles on a bridge overlooking a canal at sunset, with flowers and trees lining the canal in Amsterdam.

    The Venice Of The North – Amsterdam

    Take a bike tour through cobblestone streets and picturesque canals. Savor stroopwafels fresh from the griddle at Albert Cuyp Market. Explore Anne Frank, the Red Light District, and more.

  • Colorful tulip field with a traditional windmill in the background, surrounded by people and trees.

    Keukenhof Gardens, Lisse

    From late March to early May, the Netherlands explodes into a riot of colors during the Tulip Festival. Keukenhof Gardens are the crown jewel of this celebration, featuring millions of tulips.

  • Two women in traditional Dutch attire holding a Gouda cheese wheel at the Gouda cheese market.

    Cheese Lover’s Paradise – Gouda

    Visit the birthplace of Gouda in all its creamy delight. The weekly cheese market features the hand-craftsmanship of artisans, and you can sample aged varieties that melt on your tongue.

  • Historic European building with large windows, steep roofs, and a canal reflection.

    Masterpieces and Majesty – The Hague

    Admire Vermeer’s "Girl with a Pearl Earring" at the Mauritshuis Museum. Take a historical tour to uncover the city’s role in shaping global justice. For an afternoon escape – serene beaches.

  • Decorative Delftware vases with colorful tulips

    The Iconic Blue – Delft

    Known for its exquisite blue pottery, Delft feels like stepping into a painting. Explore the city’s canals, historic churches, workshops, and markets, immersing yourself in its timeless elegance.

  • Charming cottage in picturesque Giethoorn, Switzerland.

    The Little Venice – Giethoorn

    Giethoorn is nothing short of a fairytale. Boat through its winding canals, past quaint cottages adorned with thatched roofs. Private tours, bike rides, people-watching from canal-side cafes.

10-Day Travel Trajectory

There’s so much of The Netherlands to see…

A trip itinerary curated for first-time travelers and repeat explorers alike

Vintage illustration of a rural landscape with a small house, trees, a pond, and a rowboat.

Giethoorn — 2 Nights


Your Dutch adventure begins in Giethoorn, a place so serene and picturesque it feels as if time forgot it. Known as the “Venice of the Netherlands,” this quaint village offers a perfect escape – gliding along the narrow canals in a traditional punter boat, and spending your evenings unwinding at a cozy inn.

Illustration of a Gothic-style castle with spires and intricate architectural details.

Gouda — 1 Night


From Giethoorn, it’s a short journey to Gouda. Here, you’ll witness the art of cheese-making and enjoy the one-of-a-kind atmosphere of vibrant market squares bustling with local artisans and performers. An evening stroll allows you to take in Gothic architecture glowing under soft lanterns, a reminder of the city’s rich history and heritage.

Illustration of a large, ornate building with towers and spires, resembling a European-style palace or courthouse, set in landscaped grounds.

The Hague — 2 Nights


Next, you’ll head to The Hague. Spend one of your mornings at the Mauritshuis Museum, standing face-to-face with Vermeer’s “Girl with a Pearl Earring” and other masterpieces of the Dutch Golden Age. A day trip to Delft adds a dash of charm. The beaches are simply unmissable.

Line drawing of traditional European buildings with trees

Amsterdam — 5 Nights


Your journey concludes in Amsterdam. With its museums, markets, and historic neighborhoods, the city becomes the perfect base for expeditions. Spend an afternoon picnicking in Vondelpark or cycling through the iconic Jordaan neighborhood. For a deeper dive into Dutch culture, take a day trip to see the windmills of Zaanse Schans and see the craft of clog-making first hand.

When To Travel

The Netherlands enchants year-round, but for the best experience plan your trip between April and June, when tulips paint the countryside. Summer offers long, sunny days. Autumn means fewer crowds and golden foliage. Every season has its charm!

tulip season

Late March - Early May

fewer crowds

September - November

Have Questions About Your Dream Trip to The Netherlands?

  • Dutch cuisine emphasizes fresh, hearty ingredients. Think pancakes laden with powdered sugar, crispy bitterballen dipped in mustard, and cheese in every imaginable form. Sweet-tooths will adore stroopwafels, while savory lovers can indulge in haring (pickled herring).

  • Absolutely! The Netherlands boasts one of Europe’s most efficient train systems, connecting major cities and charming villages with ease. Biking is another fantastic option for exploring the country like a local.

  • The Netherlands pairs beautifully with Belgium, known for its medieval cities and chocolate, or France, where Paris offers romance and refinement. The proximity of these countries makes train travel both easy and delightful.

  • Yes! With activities ranging from canal boat tours to interactive museums, there’s something for travelers of all ages.

  • Dutch is the official language, but nearly everyone speaks fluent English. You’ll feel welcomed and at ease navigating the country.

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