The best and most famous 5 tourist cities in the Netherlands

ArabiaWeather.com - Ismail Qasimi - Despite its small size, the Netherlands takes you on a pleasant journey among its most beautiful and famous tourist cities, an experience that will be between architecture, canals, bridges, history and nature.

Amsterdam

The Dutch capital is one of the most famous capitals in the world and the most attractive to tourists with its exciting architecture, canals and bridges. The city is known as the Venice of the North because of its beloved canals by many. In this city, do not miss a boat trip between the beautiful canals and a bike tour among the elegant streets.

Rotterdam

It was previously a dam on the Root River, and today it has become one of the most famous Dutch cities and one of the large commercial gatherings not only in the Netherlands but around the world, and includes a number of tourist attractions such as the Euromast Tower, the Port of Rotterdam and the Market Hall.

Harlem

It is located not far from the capital, Amsterdam, in the middle of an agricultural area famous for tulips, which is the most famous place for this cultivation in the Netherlands. The old city, with its cobbled streets, offers you a wonderful glimpse of the 17th-century architecture in the Netherlands, and its landmarks also include the Church of St. Bavo and the Museum Oldest Tylers in the country.

Maastricht

It is a city located in the far south of the Netherlands and is the capital of the province of Limburg, located on the Maas River within walking distance of Belgium and Germany, and it claims the title of the oldest city in the Netherlands (with Nijmegen), containing a number of wonderful buildings and cultural places and many beautiful houses, buildings and cathedrals.

Utrecht

The city was an important religious center in the Low Countries and still is today, and the old town includes a large number of historical buildings and structures dating back to the Middle Ages, and one of its most important tourist attractions is the Dom Cathedral.