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Our tip for 'The Delta Works'
© Sjoerd Bracke & Cuno de BruinCategory: ReadDelta Works
The world’s largest storm surge barrier is in Zeeland. The Delta Works is a series of unique structures designed to prevent a flood disaster such as the one the Netherlands experienced in 1953.
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Our tip for 'Amsterdam’s Canals'
© JJHV via iStockCategory: ReadThe Canals of Amsterdam
A trip to the Netherlands wouldn’t be complete without a visit to Amsterdam and its picturesque canals. But they are not just there for their looks. There is real history behind them. Those canals are there for a reason…
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Our tip for 'Flevoland'
This province, located near Amsterdam, is regarded as the largest land reclamation project ever. The Netherlands was in dire need of space, so a beautiful new piece of land was created over a period of decades.
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Our tip for 'Floating farm'
© Iris van den BroekCategory: ReadSomething unique: a floating farm
Dozens of cows live and graze on a unique, floating farm in Rotterdam equipped with a milking robot, spacious stalls, and an automatic feeding belt. Want to know the best part? The Floating Farm is as self-sufficient and circular as possible.
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Our tip for 'Depot Boijmans van Beuningen'
Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen is an art depot of Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen in Rotterdam. It is the world's first publicly accessible art depot, with more than 151,000 collected works of art stored, arranged, and structured in 14 depot spaces with five different climates.
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Our tip for 'Trudo Tower'
The Trudo Tower in Eindhoven is one of the finest examples of green high-rise buildings. Because each loft has a balcony with greenery trays, the Trudo Tower has room for no fewer than 125 mature trees. More than 5,200 shrubs and plants, including climbers and hanging plants, grow and bloom in and around the tower. This creates a green oasis of up to 70 meters high. It’s a unique location in the bustling Strijp-S, the innovative district of Eindhoven.
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