Ride Holland Private Tagesausflüge, Flughafen- und Privatjet-Transfers ab Amsterdam

Sehenswürdigkeiten in den Niederlanden

Stadtführer von den Leuten, die selbst dorthin fahren. Was sich lohnt, was zu Fuß erreichbar ist, und welcher Tagesausflug Sie hinbringt.

A wide view across the river Zaan at Zaanse Schans, with green wooden houses along one bank and windmills standing against an open sky.

Zaanse Schans

  • About 20 minutes ab Amsterdam

Six working windmills on a river bank twenty minutes from Amsterdam, and the remains of what was once the most heavily industrialised landscape in the world.

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Tall wooden sailing barges moored along the harbour front at Volendam, with the village houses behind them.

Volendam

  • About half an hour ab Amsterdam

A fishing village half an hour from Amsterdam that lost its sea in 1932 and turned the loss into a living — costume, smoked eel, and a harbour that still looks the part.

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A reed-thatched farmhouse on its own island in Giethoorn, with a garden running down to the canal and a low open boat passing on the water.

Giethoorn

  • About an hour and a half ab Amsterdam

A village in Overijssel with canals instead of streets, about ninety minutes from Amsterdam. The water is not decorative — it is what is left after eight centuries of digging peat.

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Curving beds of tulips in many colours through the parkland at Keukenhof, with mature trees behind them.

Keukenhof

  • About 40 minutes ab Amsterdam

Seven million bulbs in a wood outside Lisse, open for about eight weeks a year — and the commercial flower fields all around it, which are free, enormous, and not the same thing at all.

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The Hague

  • About an hour ab Amsterdam

Den Haag is where the government sits, where Vermeer's best-known painting hangs, and where the Netherlands keeps its beach. It is an hour from Amsterdam and it does not feel like Amsterdam at all.

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The Erasmus Bridge across the Maas at dusk, with the towers of the Kop van Zuid lit behind it and the river wide and still in the foreground.

Rotterdam

  • About an hour ab Amsterdam

Rotterdam is the one Dutch city that does not look Dutch. The old centre was destroyed in a single afternoon in 1940, and what went up instead is the best modern architecture in the country.

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Utrecht

  • About 45 minutes ab Amsterdam

Utrecht has the tallest church tower in the country, a canal built on two levels, and about a quarter of Amsterdam's crowds. It is forty-five minutes from Amsterdam and it is the easiest good day out in the Netherlands.

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