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Get a tourHQ guide to help you party through Amsterdam, unravel art in The Hague, hit the North Sea beaches, sample Low Country culture and navigate the windmill-dotted country.
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I'm a young man 28 years old,who love to guide people around the most beautiful and important ...
I am a cheerful person, passionate about Dutch history and culture, I love the energy that people ...
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I like to share my insights with you on the Dutch, the Dutch way of life and give you the scope off ...
Your host is Martin. I was born in Amsterdam and have always fascinated by the city, its history ...
Since 2001 I am a tourguide in the town where I was born and grew up 63 years ago.I love to guide ...
In 1986 I graduated in Social Geography. Thereafter I worked for the city of Amsterdam in ...
Hello, I'm 29 years old. I lived in Munich for almost 3 years and I moved to the Netherlands. ...
I have an MA in Cultural/Social Anthropology and I've been working in the tourism sector for ...
History, especially militairy history has always been a major interest of mine. For more than 25 ...
One of the old bastions of imperial Europe and one of the continent’s most forward-thinking political players, the kingdom of the Netherlands epitomises the Low Country character in all its facets; from the iconic swathes of windmill-dotted farms, to the buzzing techno port cities and quaint medieval towns that riddle its blooming backcountry.
At its heart, the city of Amsterdam stands as a product of the new liberalism; a winding maze of Flemish architecture and cobbled streets made famous for its proliferation of marijuana cafes, hashish bars and red light culture. While not far away, its great rival, Rotterdam, vies with the German mega cities for the title of dance-music capital of Europe; a city of super-clubs and endless nightlife.
If you’ve got the time, ask your Netherlands tourist guide about long term bike rental here. Cycling is easy on the flat lands, and is hailed as the single best way for visitors to sample all the hidden gems of the Dutch countryside; from the sprawling fields of blooming flowers to the ubiquitous dykes and dams of the outer-city canals.
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