Learning the hard g took me years, so I don’t expect you to nail the pronunciation. Learn at least a few words in Dutch… and master the pronunciation of “Schiphol”ĭutch is close to English, but it’s not easy. Click to find more hofjes in Amsterdam to visit. Most are still used as housing, so you must be considerate. These buildings, often dating back to the 1600s, can be found across many Dutch cities. Hofjes are historic courtyards where people in need were historically housed. Be warned that biking in the Netherlands is intense, but if you dare to try out biking in the Netherlands, read these tips for biking in Amsterdam and consider renting a bike to see the countryside around Amsterdam rather than the city center. One of the best way to see any Dutch city is by bike! I recently experienced Utrecht by bike and it was amazing how much more of the city I saw while cycling.
Be careful in this area as pickpockets linger along the cramped streets. I don’t enjoy the Red Light District myself, but I recommend taking a tour with a knowledgeable guide who can explain about the history of prostitution in the Netherlands and what it’s like to work in the brothels. (I find that it’s less messy and just as delicious in pieces.) Experience the madness of the Red Light District in Amsterdam To eat yours, sprinkle some onions on it and left it up to take a bite as shown above. (Basically, it’s freshest then.) Even if you’re not a fish lover, you might be surprised by herring. Herring is a very Dutch thing to enjoy! It’s best enjoyed during the summer when it’s Hollandse Nieuwe Haring. Simply, it’s a blast to enjoy with the entire country! Eat a Hollandse nieuwe herring (the Dutch way)
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You’ll find lots of streets sales, music, and free events. Celebrate King’s Day in the NetherlandsĬelebrating the King’s Birthday needs to be on your Dutch Bucket List! This holiday on the 27th of April is when the entire country dons their orange and celebrates. Click to read more about the interesting liquors of the Netherlands.
We love Weduwe Joustra, which is made with the iconic Beerenburg spice mix. Try the local liquorsĪlthough jenever is the most famous Dutch liquor, you’ll find several other Dutch liquors that are just as delicious. In the Hague, we have the Molendriegang (shown above), which you can visit by bike from the Hague. You’ll find a number of windmills in Amsterdam although the Zaanse Schans and Kinderdijk windmills outside of Amsterdam are far more famous. The windmills are the most iconic sights of the Netherlands! Be sure to see at least one windmill while you’re here. Stop by Van Delft to buy some interesting flavors! See at least one windmill This spice is quite similar to all-spice although ti has a strong hint of cinnamon. These tasty miniature cookies are sold by the bag and made with speculaas. Pepernoten are my favorite Dutch snacks, especially in the holiday season. Kayaking also gives you a different perspective on the city! Try pepernoten (The prices are way cheaper outside of Amsterdam.) If you’re piloting a canal boat, be sure to bring some snacks/drinks to enjoy. You can rent a boat in Amsterdam and most major cities for an hour or two for a reasonable price (50-100 euros). An insider tip is to pilot yourself as it’s far more than fun than a cruise. One of the best way to see many Dutch cities is by sea, not by land. Pilot a boat or kayak through the canals of any Dutch city
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