Locat­ed in the house named after the man that rebuilt Elburg, Arent thoe Boe­cop, this muse­um does not dis­play any org…

Hous­es an exhi­bi­tion relat­ing to both ear­ly and mod­ern cav­al­ry of the Dutch army, span­ning more than 435 years.

A small park with a World War II memo­r­i­al locat­ed at one of the nicest canals in Ams­ter­dam.

The Willem­storen Light­house was built in 1837, and it’s the most famous light­house on the south­ern tip of the island.…

The Don­key Sanc­tu­ary in Bonaire is a fan­tas­tic place to spend a few hours and lend your sup­port. About 400 don­keys li…

Plasa Machi Mimi is an inter­est­ing yel­low build­ing that’s right along the water­front at the cruise port. Every Fri­day…

Occu­py­ing about one-fifth of the island of Bonaire, the Wash­ing­ton-Slag­baai Nation­al Park encom­pass­es cac­tus-cov­ered …

Com­pris­ing a sys­tem of fring­ing reefs, sea­grass beds, man­groves, beach­es, and lagoons, Bonaire Nation­al Marine Park i…

Not­ed for not just its fau­na and flo­ra but cul­tur­al and his­tor­i­cal sights too, Curacao’s largest nation­al park is nam…

Impres­sive­ly in use now for over 1,500 years, it was orig­i­nal­ly inhab­it­ed by Arawak and Cai­que­tio Indi­ans who left be…

One of the best places to shop, dine and go out on the island, Rif­fort Vil­lage lies right at the mouth of St Anna Bay…

Named after the local term for an inlet, it is renowned for its breath­tak­ing blow­holes, beach­es and bays where sea tu…

A poignant and impor­tant place to vis­it, the Kura Hulan­da Muse­um cov­ers the long-last­ing lega­cy of the transat­lantic …

One of not just the capital’s but country’s top tourist attrac­tions, Dol­phin Acad­e­my Cura­cao attracts huge num­bers of…

Con­nect­ing the two his­toric halves of Willem­stad is the ever-pop­u­lar Queen Emma Pon­toon Bridge which spans St Anna Ba…

Undoubt­ed­ly the capital’s stand­out site, the hand­some Han­del­skade lies right in the his­toric heart of Willem­stad. Fea…

The Eras­mus­brug (Eng­lish: “Eras­mus Bridge”) is a com­bined cable-stayed and bas­cule bridge, con­struc­tion began in 1986…

The Rijksmu­se­um is the nation­al muse­um of the Nether­lands. We tell the sto­ry of 800 years of Dutch his­to­ry, from 1200…

The Sci­ence Cen­tre NEMO is locat­ed in the Oos­t­er­dok­sei­land neigh­bor­hood in the Ams­ter­dam-Cen­trum bor­ough. It can trac…

Ris­ing from amidst a tan­gled mess of lov­ing­ly land­scaped rose gar­dens, the ele­gant tur­rets and tow­ers of De Haar Cast…

To drain the excess water from the pold­ers, which are sit­u­at­ed below sea-lev­els, 19 wind­mills were built around 1740.…

The Zaanse Schans is an open-air con­ser­va­tion area and muse­um, on the bank of the riv­er Zaan, north of Zaan­dam in the…

Admire the pret­ty row of col­or­ful lime-green, burnt-orange, can­dyfloss-pink, and mus­tard-yel­low build­ings, and cross …

If Amsterdam’s Cen­traal Sta­tion looks famil­iar, it’s because it shares the same archi­tect as the city’s famed Rijksmu…