North-Holland is historically probably the most closely connected province with the State of the Netherlands. In fact, at the end of the 9th century, the Netherlands more or less originated here. Noord-Holland is therefore the province where the capital of the Netherlands is located, namely Amsterdam.
Zandvoort is the most popular seaside resort in the province of Noord-Holland. Known for its North Sea beaches but also for the Zandvoort Circuit Park, which has been home to the Dutch Formula 1 Grand Prix for many years.
Besides Amsterdam, Volendam is one of the most famous places in our beautiful Netherlands. Located on the IJsselmeer, Volendam is a very atmospheric village that is certainly worth a visit. Of course you can’t resist tasting the delicious smoked eel that this village is famous for.
Monnickendam is a town on the Gouwzee, just above Amsterdam and is seen as a small town with almost 10,000 inhabitants and a beautiful picturesque town. When you enter Monnickendam, the first thing you see is the St. Nicholas Church that towers high above the city panorama.
When you ask the average Japanese tourist which places in the Netherlands they want to visit, you will always hear the Zaanse Schans. The Zaanse Schans is a living-working area in which the 18th and 19th centuries revive.
Whoever says Alkmaar, says cheese.
Alkmaar is a municipality in the Dutch province of North Holland. Until the end of 2014, the municipality consisted of the city of Alkmaar, Oudorp and a part of Koedijk. Since 2015, the municipality of Alkmaar also includes the territory of the former municipalities of Schermer and Graft-De Rijp.
Amsterdam is perhaps one of the best known capitals in the world. That is not without reason. Even though Amsterdam sometimes doesn’t get that good in the news, Amsterdam is a very livable city. Especially in the summer period the largest income of the city comes from tourism. Tourists from all over the world and from all over the world come to our beautiful city.
