The Dutch leads a cosmopolitan, urban lifestyle, but the people here reside in cities constructed on a human scale. The cities provide a nice blend of modern and traditional architecture.
Every one of the major cities in Netherlands has a unique character, despite the fact that all the cities lie very closely. Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht and The Hague all are members of the Randstad conurbation, having a ten million population. The major tourist destinations in Netherland are Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Utrecht. The urban parts of Holland comprise of some stunning galleries, museums and exhibitions.
Amsterdam persuades lots of tourists every year, with its majestic buildings, historic centre, distinct canal ring and museums. However, The Hague, Haarlem, Delft, Utrecht, Maastricht and Groningen also possess their share of museums, historic buildings, attractions and traditions. You can reach nearly anywhere in Netherlands by train or by bike.
Rotterdam is famous for its eye-catching modern architecture, as illustrated by the Erasmus Bridge, locally known as the "Swan". There are some UNESCO world heritage sites also in Holland. The coastal area has great significance in the life of Dutch people and the coastal areas have some attractive beaches that have sea fishing, horse riding, sailing and kite surfing. You may not find many destinations like Holland, which gives satisfaction in all ways possible.
