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All About Netherlands

This country of tulips, windmills and bicycles stretches out over a predominantly flat landscape of reclaimed land.Sophisticated urban centres and sleepy rural towns are contained within the expansive vistas broken here and there by canals, castle walls and dikes.

Europe’s most densely populated region is located within an area of the Netherlands called the Randstad. This urban hub is spread in a circle from Amsterdam, and includes The Hague, Rotterdam and Utrecht and the smaller towns of Haarlem, Leiden and Delft. The metropolitan centres buzz with the activity of seasonal festivals, cultural activities, vibrant art scenes and excellent pubs and restaurants.

Most people travelling to the Netherlands head for the unique experience of its capital city, Amsterdam.

Netherlands Climate and Weather

The climate of the Netherlands is temperate, with four distinct seasons, the coastal weather influenced by the ocean. Summers are warm, winters fairly chilly, and rainfall is distributed throughout the year. A popular time to travel to the Netherlands is during springtime when flowers come into bloom, particularly the beautiful Dutch tulips.

Netherlands Basics

Time: Local time is GMT +1 (GMT +2 from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October).

Electricity: Electrical current is 230 volts, 50Hz. Two-pin round European-style plugs are used.

Money: Single European currency, or Euro (EUR), is the official currency of the Netherlands, and is divided into 100 cents. Major credit cards and travellers cheques are widely accepted. Foreign currency or travellers cheques can be changed at banks, post offices or bureaux de change (usually indicated by the letters GWK).