Amsterdam is one of those cities that every traveler should have visited at least once in his life. No wonder, millions and millions of tourists flock to the city on the canals every year to enjoy the flood of sights and cultural offerings. The best way to discover Amsterdam is by taking a boat ride along the canals or a walk along the unique canals. Art lovers will be immediately drawn to one of the world-famous museums, such as the Rijksmuseum, the Stedelijk Museum or the Van Gogh Museum. Party people will find their happiness in the nightlife and red light district De Wallen. And beer drinkers should by no means miss the Heineken Experience.

The port city of Rotterdam is located in the Netherlands and is one of the most interesting places in the world. The modern architecture plays a significant role in this. Among the impressive sights is the horseshoe-shaped market hall with the huge range of goods and the colorful hustle and bustle. In the old harbor with the striking white house, historic ships can be marveled at. For strolling, shopping and partying, the shopping mile Witte de Withstraat is an attraction. The futuristic-looking central station, the bag, also invites you to pub crawl and shop.

The heart of Flanders beats in Antwerp, the international len center of the diamond trade. And when it comes to finest chocolaterie and the lively cultural scene, it beats that even a little faster. The home of numerous fashion creators, painters and musicians was 400 years ago the largest city in Europe and testifies with its historic city center of a magnificent past: a look into the hall of the Main Station or to the luxury department store "Stadsfeestzaal" well worth it! In addition to thirteen UNESCO World Heritage Sites provide more As 50 baroque Rubens works in various museums picture-perfect for looking up.

Manhattan of the Middle Ages, Proud City, Flanders Secret, City of Flowers - many names have been found for Ghent and together they create a coherent picture. because the charming university city brings all this and especially everyone together: Residents, students and visitors - at the latest when you sit together at the famous Graslei and admire the facades of the guild houses. Even more postcard motifs can be found on the St. Michael Bridge with a view of "de drie torens van Gent", the famous row of towers. Flemish delicacies such as delicious frites and Belgian beer may not be missing while strolling of course.

Gorinchem is an absolute bastion city. Walking around the city, you will discover the many fortified ramparts, which have been preserved to this day and are excellent to view from the footpath. Although many historical constructions have been preserved, of the four city gates that were once built, only one still exists - the Dalempoort. In addition to the surviving fortifications Gorinchem offers with the wine and tasting room La Caponnière, the Tolhuis (in German: Zollhaus) or the windmill De Hoop many other attractions that make a visit to Gorinchem