Netherlands: Haarlem, Alkmaar, Leiden, The Hague, Delft, Rotterdam, Utrecht, Gouda, Maastricht
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Presenting a tour of the Netherlands
0:00 Introduction ; 03:26 Haarlem; 04:31 Alkmaar; 05:45 Leiden; 06:38 The Hague; 07:48 Delft; 08:54 Rotterdam; 10:11 Utrecht; 11:35 Gouda; 12:22 Maastricht ; 13:43 Conclusion
Starting with a visit to Haarlem, then to Leiden, doing a few day trips out from there. Then to Delft for three more nights and excursions to The Hague, political capital of the nation.
Then to Rotterdam the great modern city of the Netherlands, continuing to Utrecht, a university town with a large historic center and then to Maastricht in the southern part of the country. I'll also be going up to the Alkmaar cheese market which is a lot of fun.
This video is a summary of the trip through the Netherlands. We will be presenting short segments about each city here, but we have 22 movies providing a lot more details about these places so be sure to look for them in our collection.
See the 23 Dutch movies here: bit.ly/2pw5u7d
Traveling between cities was so easy because the Netherlands has got perhaps the best train system in Europe. It's phenomenal. The trains are clean, fast, frequent and not expensive. This is a small country, so the cities are relatively close together, you can get from one to the next and 15 or 30 minutes usually. This superb rail service in itself makes a good reason to visit this country, shift for it really does eliminate some of those logistical problems of travel, just getting around. It is so easy with these trains.
Some call it Holland, but the country is The Netherlands. Holland is two provinces in the Netherlands.
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Refreshing: a video about the Netherlands which isn't just about Amsterdam!
Thx for mentioning Amsterdam. I want to go there and explore in myself.
I’m Turkish living in finland,also lived in holland,been many countries,Always travelling and always Said and still say Holland is N1 country I also like Dutch ppl very friendly very nice ppl
best regards to Netherlands
I come there after 2 weeks ✈️ :)
Groetjes aan Nederlanders
Duiiii 😊👍
Doei terug 😎👍🏻
hollanda 1 numara
Groetjes terug :)
Excellent. Very well done. And that thank you for summerizing your full tour and provising this snapshot of the Netherlands. I look forward to exploring each city in your other videos.
Thank you for this video!! Surely helpful for me to feel the city atmosphere and can't wait to visit the Netherlands!!
It's soooo so fun to see the Netherlands through a tourist' eyes. I am Dutch (from Delft) and I have been a tourist many times in other countries, love to be in new places, getting surprised by all the beauty and difference. I've been disappointed that I can't be a tourist in the Nederlands, not _really_ but have often tried to imagine what it would be like to be a tourist in the Netherlands. These video's give me that feeling! Like seeing it all through fresh eyes!
Great film! Thank you very much. 👍This year in January-February the Kharkiv and Dnipro Opera Theaters gave Tour with opera Verdi Nabucco in the Netherlands. We visited 18 cities. I just want to say the Netherlands are beautiful with its sights, amazing architecture, kindly people, delicious food. Amsterdam, Sneek, Eindhoven, Zoetermeer, Den Haag, Ijmuiden, Venray, Doetinchem, Roermond, Bussum, Zwolle, Nieuwegein, Utrecht, Bergen op Zoom, Gouda, Amstelveen, Terneuzen, Rotterdam. I have no words to describe my feelings after visiting this beautiful Country!🥰
this was such a helpful introduction to various areas, thank you!
Enjoyed watching the excellent travel videos on Cities of Netherlands. Reminds me of my recent tour to this beautiful country of canals. Thank you for these outstanding videos of excellent quality.
Thanks Dennis & appreciated, it's made my memory flash back to 1989, hope one day will be back again.
Great video! Thank you for this thorough and interesting tour.
as a dutchman, i'm already impressed within the first 2 minutes, very thorough coverage, and +1 for attempting to pronounce the names the dutch way :D
your guttural G is pretty decent :D
i bet viewer metrics will show mostly dutch people,
we love looking at other people's views of our country lol
I visited shiermonnikoog I with my kids.
Excellent
I think the maker is confusing the Randstad with 'the Netherlands'.
With the exception of Maastricht, all the cities in the list are in the Randstad.
Where are...
's-Hertogenbosch (Culture and museum city of the south, with Painters like Jheronimus Bosch and Van Gogh),
Bergen op Zoom (The oldest city palace with a beautiful historic city, The Main Harbourcity of the Netherlands before the Eighty Years' War
), Zwolle (Hanze walled city with a unique museum and the glass angel), Breda (The Royal Nassau city of the Netherlands), Deventer (with one of the most beautiful squares in the Netherlands), Valkenburg (historic tourist city in the south), Helmond (bustling city where both history and Modern intersect, Cube Houses and Castles), Eindhoven (The Design City and City of Light of the Netherlands, with Van Gogh Monuments in the hinterland)
Excellent overview of my country :) look forward to seeing the series
A very nice impression of the country that I live in, thank you!
Enjoying this video on the Netherlands.
Amazing content. CONGRATULATIONS!
Best channel essentials for tourist peoples.
I moved from Australia to Gouda three years ago and love it here! The people are great and everyone is friendly and I live in the centre of the old historical town.
Dov Yair and am thinking to move to Australia.... from Netherland
you've inspired me to visit the Netherlands. Thank you so much for the thorough coverage. My kind of travel.
But also visit Groningen, Den Bosch en Harlingen!!
incyphe den bosch i recommend you Can try their the bosche bol Its a choco ball with in the ball whipped Cream
@@hannobebbel1862 ja die zij LEKKER!!
Watching all 27 and having a great time in preparation for our trip to the Netherlands. Thanks so much Dennis! I've put a similar comment somewhere, but worth giving you another salute in gratitude!
Hi Kim, wow, all 27! I am so glad you got that interested. It will help you get the most out of your trip to this wonderful country. You can find the text, videos, pictures and maps organized on my website townsofeurope.com/Netherlands/Introduction-Netherlands.html
@@denniscallan Thank you, Dennis!
Great video Again. I always love to watch your videos denniscallan. Much love and respect from Pakistan. 🌹🌍
I have visited Rotterdam,the Hague,Alkmaar, and Amsterdam. Beautiful places.
Dutch trains are indeed magnificent. I would suggest staying in Utrecht (right in the centre of the country) and using Utrecht as a base to explore the whole country. That saves on packing and unpacking every 2-3 days!
Roger Sexton visit Arnhem! It’s only 30 minutes from Utrecht by train. Known by the the book a bridge too far.
As a Dutchman I approve this message. Because the country is so small travel time is minimal. So if youre staying a week in Utrecht, you can basically go see every corner of the country.
@@appelsappie8736 That's actually what I do when I stay in Utrect!
Make sure not to go by train on rush hours during the week. Unlike you like standling like a sardine in a tin can. Also avoid going in autumn and the winter, the trains can't handle falling leaves and snow so well so trains often get cancelled and you have to go by bus.
Great video, and nice to see my favourite citys as Maastricht and Utrecht, im from Alkmaar and thats a very nice city too :)
Coming soon amsterdam I'm so excited I'm just waiting for my visa I apply already pls just pray for me heheheh I will visit my family my auntie in enkhuizen Netherlands.........thanks for the video nice and very impormative keep it up brooooooo I'm from Dubai UAE
My compliments, I must say that you are becoming quite good at making this kind of travel videos.
*quite
From Britain and ive been to both Haarlem and Leiden as well as Volendaam which is another worth a visit being a sea side town . Stayed in Amsterdam which i used as a base then explored them towns all good quieter to get away from the busier Amsterdam . Good country is Holland .
Lovely.
Thank you
Well done video Dennis.
The Netherlands is more than just Amsterdam (which I like).
I was born and raised and still live in the Maastricht area.
Lovely country and video 💙💙
Netherlands is so beautiful country Rotterdam amazing city I love my country ❤❤❤❤❤😍
Hallo..
My best regard for u...
I from Indonesia..
I’m thankful for this video. Most of people who visit this wonderful country usually come to Amsterdam only but Netherlands are so much more than that! I live in Alkmaar by the way and love this small and beautiful city.
I'm glad you like it! I have made lots of Dutch videos, beyond Amsterdam, you can find here: th-cam.com/play/PLke86NFI6R8yHA2T5e7P38pniCONuuN_3.html
Nice Interesting beautiful video
Wow,,thank u sir for that wonderful informations,that guide us,,,hope i can.visit one day in Netherland💅💅💅💅
I had been a visitor, (courtesy of the military route and the US Navy) way back in the late 1950s in Amsterdam...had always wanted to retire there, loved that city so much...had rented a bike and pedaled all over...enjoyed it immensely! These days I might visit (if I ever win one of the lotteries), but not stay in Amsterdam...maybe Maastricht or Utrechtl...rent a bike again...being so much OLDER and somewhat infirm now from Arthritis...DRAT! The mind remembers though...
Charming country...
Excellent! Thanks !!
Love your videos man.
Very informative, way more than Rick Steves.
dont forget to visit the cit of Den-Bosch with its fantastic gothic cathedral! and the city of Breda is also worth a daytrip
Nice video sir.👌👌
In most videos you need to watch it to know the cities. For those who are in a hurry it's not very good. Thank you for putting the cities' name in the title! I still watched until the end!
That's why I put timecode links in the description, so you can quickly jump. I also have many individual movies about these cities, 22 in this playlist th-cam.com/play/PLke86NFI6R8yHA2T5e7P38pniCONuuN_3.html
@@denniscallan Thanks!
Very great place. Nice video
thanks for sharing, we are planing to go there on Sept or Oct.
need to find for hotel near transport and restaurants.
we are not young anymore, last time we stayed in the Hague 1985.
I love that country n people so friendly
Thank you 😁
I love the Netherland's...l feel like l would like stay in any place in that country.every one has his dream country for me l really love to be part of the Dutch community...lts my dream country l wish I would get chance to work there...l can't wait.God will be happy to be there.
Oh no, you wouldn't want to stay in Rotterdam-Zuid or Almere. I can already tell you that hahaha
@@11ozzielover hello,at ever l don't mind or Rotterdam because lts not dis casting like the ghettos we have in my country even though l get ajob of aless amount of money l will have reached one my dreams in my life.
ssebakijje Muhammed, won’t say it’s disgusting. Those places are just depressing and painfully ugly
@@11ozzielover hello Mr/miss,l agree lf l grow up seeing such kind of areas and slum areas that means in any corner of Netherlands l can stay because of ls my dream... every one has his own taste and preferance lts like a debate of two famous football players Messi or Ronaldo who do you choose.
@@11ozzielover yaa that's my opinion
Amazing country
leiden ist just amazing, i really like this city.
Thank you that you didn’t mentioned Amsterdam there is more of the Netherlands to visit than just Amsterdam. I am from the UK and I love to visit the Netherlands a lot.
nice job on the nether update
Awesome to see foreign people reviewing my own country :) I'm actually from Leiden! I recently uploaded a walk through Leiden during the snowstorm!
I'm glad you're smiling and find it awesome -- hope that means it passes your sniff test.
From Alkmaar you should take the bus to: Schermerhorn, Schermerdijk to visit: "De Museummolen
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and see old windmills. (Line: 123 or Line: 129)
It's also possible to visit the famous Zaanse Schans by train, railway station: "Zaandijk Zaanse Schans
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Walked there, probably very happy, beautiful place
101st Airborne landed near Eindhoven, 82nd Airborne landed near Nijmegen. I would think these would be worthwhile destinations for an American. The 82nd actually landed some distance away near the town of Groesbeek. From hindsight it was of one the contributing factors that Market Garden failed, it was not because of lack of heroism of the soldiers of the 82nd. They fought their way all the way to the Nijmegen bridge and did a flanking maneuver by crossing the Waal river. The area where they first landed is still called 'Little America'. Kind regards and thanks for your videos.
I lived in NL for 13 years, on and off. You managed to visit all 4 cities in which I lived; Utrecht, Maastricht, Den Haag (aka The Hague) and Gouda. Hope you enjoyed it, I certainly did when I lived there.
That is wonderful to hear that I hit all your favorites, thanks! Yes, I did enjoy it for my month-long sojourn, but not as much as you did in 13 years!
@@denniscallan I've just noticed you put up a video of Heidelberg too, Dennis. Guess what? I worked and lived there also :-). You have clearly chosen well in your European travels, visting beautiful cities that are slightly off the radar of the standard traveller. Once travel restrictions are over I hope you continue to seek out and enjoy the hidden gems.
@@liamevans1630 Yes, a lot of my programs are about less-known places, like Todi, my most recent video. th-cam.com/video/H0cID-O-2io/w-d-xo.html
Up north there are also the very beautiful, but a bit smaller cities of Groningen, Leeuwarden and Zwolle, but also Amersfoort, Nijmegen and Zutphen in the east are worth a day trip if you look for less touristy but authentic Dutch cities. And also the 5 islands all the way up in the North are gorgeous!
Don't forget s'Hertogenbosch, Breda and Dordrecht.
Assen
Thank you for putting rotterdam in the video i live there i also come frome there
Great video thank you. Finaly a video that doesn't go about the coffeeshops. I live in Utrecht. You should go to Nijmegen as wel the next time
It's on my list, thanks: Amersfoort; Apeldoorn; Arnhem; Breda ; Den Bosch; Deventer; Dokkum; Dordrecht - Dortrecht; Edam; Eindhoven; Enkhuizen; Groningen; Hattem; ‘S Hertogenbosch; Hoorn; Houten; Kampen; Kinderdijk; Leeuwarden; Marken; Middelburg; Muiderslot; Nijmegen; Ootmarsum; Schiedam; Sneek; Swollen; Thorn; Veere; Volendam; Zaandam; Zaanse Schans; Zierikzee; Zutphen; Zwolle.
Anyplace else?
@@denniscallan Yes l do. You should visite GIETHOORN the Hollands water village. It is paradise
Very beautiful explore
Make videos for all europe country like this
City wise
Nice video you make about holland. Top video. We have more old smalle towns in the nord and east. Bike yes it Dutch. I live in rotterdam i was born there.
So now who will take me to Netherlands 💃😍I will love to visit the one day 😊
After 2 weeks I got flight to Amsterdam ,
I come and pick you before I go
If you want :))
Holland is N1 country in Europe
@@tellumemo3071 ready 😍
The Northern part of the Netherland has great cities like Groningen, Leeuwarden and Zwolle. The Northern Islands are great to visit, Terschelling is my favourite.
Great video and it has made me feel so much better! I had the bad luck to be born in England, which is now deeply embarrassing. But my great-grandfather was Dutch; his surname was deGroot. So now at least one eighth of me is from "an excellent country". (One of my great-grandmothers was Romany, but I´ve no idea where she was from.) Thank you.
Why? It's still a beautiful country (with bad parts, sure but still)
@@11ozzielover I´m a Politics graduate. We have our little ways. Just never liked England or felt at home there.
Thanks. :D
The one time you could have used "Holland" in the title ^_^
Great video, btw. I enjoyed it very much.
My country to be,come December 🤸🏼♀️🤸🏼♀️🤸🏼♀️🤸🏼♀️🤸🏼♀️💕
You should visit Dordrecht too: that's were The Netherlands as a nation came to be. It's a very nice 800 years old city just 25 kilometers from Rotterdam, best visited by boat, with hundreds of monuments, art stores, fine restaurants, canals, etc. etc.
More than 30 closed stores on the voorstraat.
Just 25 km from that stinking harbor. Wishing that was much more.
There's more to the country than just the cities. You should visit the countryside next. See the polders, windmills and dams.
What towns do you recommend?
If someone's reading this and thinking of doing a similar trip, I recommend visiting even more places if you're also going 3 weeks.
Most of these cities aren't all that large and you can see pretty much all of it within a day or less usually. Because of this I'd recommend visiting some other towns and cities, since you'll be able to see most of them in a couple hours. I personally think it would be most interesting to visit some more cities in the east, like the historical cities of Nijmegen and Groningen.
Edit: I would also recommend renting a bicycle. The biking infrastructure is great, there's virtually no hills, and it will allow you to get to many more places and see much more in a shorter time span.
You could squeeze more cities into 21 days, but I enjoyed the relaxed pace of 2 or 3 nights in each of the 9 places. There are many more places to visit, so save something for repeat visits: Amersfoort; Apeldoorn; Arnhem; Breda ; Den Bosch; Deventer; Dokkum; Dordrecht - Dortrecht; Edam; Eindhoven; Enkhuizen; Groningen; Hattem; ‘S Hertogenbosch; Hoorn; Houten; Kampen; Kinderdijk; Leeuwarden; Marken; Middelburg; Muiderslot; Nijmegen; Ootmarsum; Schiedam; Sneek; Swollen; Thorn; Veere; Volendam; Zaandam; Zaanse Schans; Zierikzee; Zutphen; Zwolle;
I would like to one day live in the Netherlands. I quickly dropped Amsterdam as an idea after hearing it's mostly just busy and full of tourists.
Delft looks lovely tho, the description is everything I want
The tourists are in Amsterdam for a reason… It is really beautyful!!!
Very beautiful cities. People have environmental awareness. Mostly moving by bicycles. Or prefer to walk. Excellent culture. 👍👌
@Daan Made in Holland Wtf everyone uses bikes not just poor people. And the train isn't for poor people, it is quite expensive. Stop spreading lies kid.
Daan Made in Holland nonsense, I’m not poor, but when I go to cities in the summer, I do like to take the train. Because it’s relaxing and easy.
Cool
if i may give you a traveling tip, based on this video, you are visting "older/historic"citys and towns. which are all very beautyful. if you ever come back to this country, i would love to
suggest to go to deventer or zutphen, whom are very beautyful too.
other than that i want to thank you for showing a loverly clip about the netherlands.
Thank you very much, they are already on my list of places to go next. There are many I'm considering, what do you think to narrow it down? Amersfoort; Arnhem; Breda; Den Bosch; Deventer; Dordrecht; Enkhuizen; Groningen; Hattem; ‘S Hertogenbosch; Hoorn; Houten; Kampen; Kinderdijk; Leeuwarden; Middelburg; Muiderslot; Nijmegen; Ootmarsum; Schiedam; Swollen; Zaandam; Zutphen; Zwolle;
@@denniscallan
den bosch == 's hertogenbosch (just like den haag == 's gravenhage) you can cross off one there.
i don't know any swollen, probably a phonetic form of "zwolle" another one you can cross off
i can only speak for arnhem, breda, den bosh, deventer, dordrecht, groning and kinderdijk, never visited the other places except for passing through
nijmegen: never been there, but it is the oldest city with city rights iirc, so i guess it's a keeper for historical purposes.
muiderslot: idem dito, but extremely old dutch history and a pretty sight to behold the old keep.
arnhem: legendary from world war 2, another historical landmark, played a gig there with my band like 15 years ago, friendly folk, nice city to stroll through with little shops everywhere (at the time)
deventer: has a big old square with a church on it, and a big old kettle from back in the middle ages where they used to boil witches in, pretty grim shit, got a lot of modern shit mixed in too, prett good night life, nice town to have a beer.
anyway, the southeastern parts of the country are the most influenced by catholicism and have their construction style, big old squares, with big old catherdrals
groningen: very lively city with tons of students keeping it going.
leeuwarden and middelburg may be nice
there's actually a night train going all the way from vlissingen by the hour (with middelburg just a stop before) that goes through amsterdam, so you could pick those up along the way whilst catching some sleep :P
i would suggest texel too, the biggest island we have, you could cover some den helder (the city from where the boat to the island goes, has the navy headquarters too) and a bit of the "waddenzee" maybe while you're at it, we even have seals over there, when you look north from texel, you can almost see the end of the world from there lol. nothing but sea.
kinderdijk with the little mills and the high up polders is kind of bread and butter dutch shit, kinda like lisse and the keukenhof :D
personally not all that blown away by dordrecht.
breda is nice, tilburg isn't half bad either, but a fucking maze to navagate by bike, eindhoven is cool too.
they're all in the vicinity.
@@denniscallan My favourites out of these cities are: Arnhem, Nijmegen, Den Bosch, Zutphen, Deventer and Zwolle.
Zutphen, Deventer and Zwolle are the more well known dutch hanseatic cities with a great history. Especially Zutphen is underapreciated and has a beautiful historic city center.
Arnhem is where I live and played a big role in the ending of WWII. A big part of the city was destroyed and rebuild over the years and it's fascinating to see the old and the new next to each other.
Nijmegen has a history that goes as far back as the Roman Empire. Nijmegen was on the border of the roman empire. Nijmegen also has beautiful parks.
Den Bosch is also a great city with beautiful historic buildings and canals (although the canals are more hidden than in cities like Amsterdam and Utrecht). The city centre feels to me very "gezellig" as we dutch people say.
Beautiful but so crowded
My country the Nederlands is the best. I really love it and the dutch language is the best in the whole world
Don't forget " mural city" Heerlen if you want to visit the rural areas..
No Eindhoven😩spent three weeks their on business and did see Amsterdam on weekends also trip to Bastogne, Belgium.👍💯❤️
You can get drunk and eat and have fun, but Eindhoven is ugly. Not a good destination for tourists.
perfect
I love Netherlands
The film is suberb. I go make Nederlands by train in summer!
My best regard for u...
I from Indonesia...
Unfortunately some slightly more excentric situated cities but also very pretty cities are not presented as worthwile to visit: Breda, Den Bosch, Middelburg, Amersfoort, Nijmegen, Zwolle, Groningen, Leeuwarden. Then there are very much smaller places with are interesting to visit; Enkhuizen, Hoorn, Volendam, Edam, Marken, Zaanse Schans, Kinderdijk, Zierikzee, Veere, Dokkum, Sneek, Thorn, Apeldoorn...
myutubechannel I agree about Apeldoorn but Breda is a really nice city in the province Noord-Brabant.
Ah, someone who recognizes the pearl that is Thorn
I'd add Arnhem and Dordrecht to the list too
Wow, now I've got 34 cities to see in future visits, thanks to you and other commenters and my research: Amersfoort; Apeldoorn; Arnhem; Breda ; Den Bosch; Deventer; Dokkum; Dordrecht - Dortrecht; Edam; Enkhuizen; Groningen; Hattem; ‘S Hertogenbosch; Hoorn; Houten; Kampen; Kinderdijk; Leeuwarden; Marken; Middelburg; Muiderslot; Nijmegen; Ootmarsum; Schiedam; Sneek; Swollen; Thorn; Veere; Volendam; Zaandam; Zaanse Schans; Zierikzee; Zutphen; Zwolle;
@@denniscallan Dutchie here; I'd skip Apeldoorn (only Palace 't Loo is worthwhile), Dokkum, Edam, Hattem, Houten, Kampen, Marken, Ootmarsum, Schiedam and Zaandam tbh. I'd add Castle Haarzuylens, National Park Hoge Veluwe & the Efteling tho.
You should visit Arnhem.
Regarding the outdoor cafes/restaurants in your videos of the Netherlands....do you have to wait to be seated or can you just find an open table and wait for a server?
slug worth you can just find a table and wait for the server.
If you must wait for a table,you know there serving good food,for a decent price.
Fabulous. Dennis I was curious to know what camera and lens you use to film the video. Look very nice
I used a SONY 4K FS5, semi-professional camera, interchangeable lens, excellent
im dutch btw. and you pronounce the G preety good!
Very nice video, I lived in a few of these cities. Delft is my town now. Den Haag is a fun discussion at parties. Is it a city or not? They say it never got it's city rights, others say it did...I don't care as it's big we tend to see it as a city, but it's actually a village to some haha
Geboren in Den Haag, opgegroeid en getrouwd in Maastricht. In het mooie oude stadhuis. Nu woon ik in Louisiana USA.
google translate: Born in The Hague, raised and married in Maastricht. In the beautiful old town hall. Now I live in Louisiana USA.
Liden is beautiful Town in Netherlands
Please can anyone recommend which place to visit????
Amsterdam ofcourse. ❌❌❌
I like Rotterdam the most. A waterfront modern city since I’m from HK. But why the sky is not always blue I hope there’s more sunshine. Otherwise it’s perfect
Wow I am changing my Belgium trip to netherlands
Belgium is also nice and next door, so you might consider including a few Belgian cities. I agree there is more to see in Netherlands, a bigger country with a dozen major destinations, very easy to get around by train.
Tis goed dat je Amsterdam niet noemt. Het is er al druk genoeg. Helaas. Mooiste en grootste stad van het land.
Breda also great city
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indeed , he should be ashamed not to have that Royal City in the list …… Breda almost became the dutch Capital if William of Orange could have stayed in Breda …...
Respect for the Dutch g-sound in Gouda.
'pedestrian' is your word right?
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Maastricht is my favorite
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Dennis, What were you're favorite cities in the Netherlands?
All of those in the movie. And we also must include Amsterdam, which I'll deal with in a later movie.
@@denniscallan did some cities not make it to TH-cam?
There are more cities that are worth visiting but I didn't get there on this trip. I did spend a month traveling around to the cities in this video, and Amsterdam, and look forward to going back and seeing more.
@@denniscallan thanx man, great vids👍
OMG!!! I miss old Europe....tables in front of restaurants and bars...non of those in New York :(
Come back, Kora! Good old Europe is waiting for you
New York,,,,New Amsterdam.
The did somthing wrong there.
Redbad van Rijn they sure did! Well, still got Harlem and Brooklyn to represent ofc
Visit Leeuwarden. Underrated area its the North.