Places To Visit in Netherlands

$ 471 onwards View All Packages
View All Packages

Here are the top 12 tourist places in Netherlands

1. Amsterdam

4.7 /5

1 out of 12
Places to visit in Netherlands 47
Tourist attractions

Amsterdam is located in the western part of the Netherlands. The city is built around a network of canals and is known for its rich history, charming canals, artistic heritage, and liberal culture. Amsterdam offers a unique and memorable experience for every visitor.

Best Time: March to October

2. Rotterdam

4.4 /5

2 out of 12
Places to visit in Netherlands 30
Tourist attractions

The second largest city of Netherlands and the largest port in all of Europe, Rotterdam is one of the most progressed cities of recent times. Complete with it's brilliant attractions and iconic modern buildings, Rotterdam is a must have on your Dutch itinerary.

Best Time: June to August

3. The Hague

3.9 /5

3 out of 12
Places to visit in Netherlands 19
Tourist attractions

Internationally known majorly as the headquarters of the International Court of Justice, The Hague is fast coming up as a travel destination in itself. People are waking up to the fact that there is more to the city than just courts and black robes. The world is waking up. Where are you!

Best Time: Throughout the year

4. Eindhoven

4.3 /5

4 out of 12
Places to visit in Netherlands 25
Tourist attractions

A great symbol of progress and modernity of the Netherlands, Eindhoven is a beautiful city full of museums and great cultural diversity.

Best Time: June to August

Netherlands Travel Packages

Compare quotes from upto 3 travel agents for free

5. Utrecht

4.3 /5

5 out of 12
Places to visit in Netherlands 13
Tourist attractions

Utrecht is the religious centre of the Netherlands. It is home to the Utrecht University and also many art museums giving it a very cool hipster vibe alongside its ancient religious background. One of the most diverse places in the Netherlands, Utrecht is fast becoming a top list in every traveller'...

Best Time: March to May

6. Delft

4.0 /5

6 out of 12
Places to visit in Netherlands 13
Tourist attractions

Delft is a cosy little town in South Holland, known best for its technological university and lively student culture. You'll be acquainted with the rich history of this side of Holland, and also the works from the Dutch Golden Age. Delft is an amazing place for a few days of recreation.

Best Time: May to July

7. Scheveningen

3.9 /5

7 out of 12
Places to visit in Netherlands

Scheveningen, a seaside resort located on the North Sea coast of The Netherlands, is a great destination for travelers looking for a unique beach experience. This vibrant district of The Hague boasts a 2.5-km long beach, a lively promenade lined with shops, restaurants, and cafes, and a harbor full ...

8. Zandvoort

3.4 /5

8 out of 12
Places to visit in Netherlands

Zandvoort is a vibrant beach town situated on the Dutch North Sea coast, located about 25 kilometers from Amsterdam. It is a popular destination for travelers seeking to enjoy the fresh sea air, picturesque beach, and vibrant nightlife. Its unique combination of sand and sea make it one of the most ...

9. Egmond aan Zee

3.1 /5

9 out of 12
Places to visit in Netherlands

Egmond aan Zee, located in the Netherlands, is a popular tourist destination. It is a coastal village that is full of charm and offers a great holiday experience. It is a perfect place to relax, enjoy the beach, and explore the quaint town. Its picturesque scenery and stunning views of the North Sea...

10. Domburg

3.0 /5

10 out of 12
Places to visit in Netherlands

Domburg is a charming, seaside town in the Netherlands. It is a popular destination for travelers who seek an escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. With its stunning beaches, picturesque views, and bustling town center, it is an ideal spot for a relaxing holiday.

11. Vlissingen

2.9 /5

11 out of 12
Places to visit in Netherlands

Vlissingen, also known as Flushing, is a beautiful coastal town in the Netherlands located on the Westerschelde estuary. It is a great destination for tourists looking to explore the beaches, heritage sites, and historical attractions. The city's main tourist attractions include the Maritime Museum,...

12. Callantsoog

3.2 /5

12 out of 12
Places to visit in Netherlands

Callantsoog is a small village situated along the Dutch North Sea Coast in the province of North Holland. It is the perfect destination for travelers looking for a peaceful getaway from the hustle and bustle of bigger cities. The village's main attractions include its beautiful beaches, which offer ...

Browse Package Collections

FAQs on Netherlands

What is the currency of Netherlands?

Euros are the only acceptable currency in the Netherlands. It is important to remember that a lot of shops do not accept banknotes of Û100, Û200 and Û500, due to counterfeiting and burglary threats. 1 or 2 cent coins are also not given as change, and the price of shopping is rounded up or down. American Express cards are widely used in the Netherlands, but Amex is not as widely accepted as Visa or Mastercard. The locals often use local bank cards which mean even small shops and market stands usually have a machine. In tourist spots, as well as in larger shops and restaurants, cards are readily accepted, but it is always better to ask in advance.

What is the history of Netherlands?

From 1555 to 1581, the Dutch were ruled by the Spanish. In 1588, the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands was formed. During the 17th century, the Netherlands declared a 12-yearÊtruce with Spain and became a prosperous trading nation, founding a colony in South Africa in 1652. However, due to increasing trade rivalry, the Netherlands had to fight three consecutive wars with England. Finally, William of Orange, ruler of the Netherlands made peace with England by marrying the princess. Therefore, in the late 17th century, science,Êart, and philosophy finally flourished in the country. However, in the 18th century, the political and economic power of the country started declining. The Dutch were again involved in the War of the Spanish Succession against the French, and were hence exhausted all the resources. The French successfully invaded the Netherlands; however, with Napoleon's defeat and William of Orange's return, the country once again came under his rule. After his death, his son took over and introduced a new liberal constitution. For the rest of the 19th century, the Netherlands remained prosperous and stable and industrial growth took place. In the 20th century, while the Netherlands remained neutral during WW-I, it suffered through the Great Depression in the 1930s. Further, it was invaded by Germany in WW-II, and the people suffered terribly with frequent bombings and deportations. With the end of the war, NetherlandsÊslowly recovered and became a founding member of the EU in 1957.

How is Netherlands divided into regions?

Eastern Netherlands is home to numerous hotspots including Hoge Veluwe National Park - the largest national park in the Netherlands and the beautiful Hanzesteden cities i.e. seven medieval cities along the IJssel River with a historic centre. Western Netherlands: referred to as the Randstad, this region, comprising of the four biggest cities of Netherlands (Flevoland, North Holland, South Holland, Utrecht), as well as typical Dutch countryside, is also called the heart of the country. Northern Netherlands: This hidden gem is the least densely populated area of the country and remains mostly untouched by tourists, but is popular among the locals. The West Frisian Islands and the Frisian Lakes, for instance, are prime destinations for a few days of outdoor fun. Southern Netherlands: It is a unique part of the Netherlands, distinguished from the rest of the country by its Catholic history and heavy religious influence, unique carnival celebrations and its "Burgundian way of life".
View 19 Packages