Located in the center of Europe, the Kingdom of the Netherlands has a moderate maritime climate, with cool summers and mild winters. The climate allows several organic orchards to be tourist spots. Mid-April is the best time to travel to the Netherlands, as it is when the flower bulbs of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths bloom with their magnificent colors. During the same period, the fruit trees also begin to bloom.
The Alkmaar Metropolis Cheese Market gives tourists a taste of Dutch cheese culture. The much better known Gouda and Edam cheeses are transported and weighed on the market from mid-April to mid-September.
This jewel of Europe may be home to the popular Kinderdjik windmills which are already included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. These windmills work on Saturdays in July and August and provide an exclusive and splendid landscape.
This parliamentary democratic nation also allows for a five-minute tour of space. The Noordwijk Space Expo displays real weather satellites, a space station and a lunar lander. It is also possible to launch rockets, water rockets.
This geographically low-lying nation found an answer to the complications of the flood and added another tourist attraction. Delta Works is really a hydraulic program of levees, dams and locks that efficiently prevent some of the most disastrous historical flooding from ever happening again. Waterland Neeltje Jans has not only been a defense, but also a stylish recreational website.
Panorama Mesdag is truly a great work of art and treasure of the nation. This canvas, the largest circular canvas in Europe, gives an illusion and an initial intuition of a bygone era.
All these and other tourist destinations in the Netherlands can be visited in a few hours and on foot. Not because Holland is small but because of Madurodam, a miniature city where everything that is famous in Holland is present. The Royal Palace on Dam Square, the Amsterdam canal houses, the Utrecht Cathedral Tower and Amsterdam Schipholare Airport reproduced on a 1:25 scale.
