NATURAL WONDERS OF THE NETHERLANDS
History of the Netherlands is an ongoing struggle of man with nature. The inhabitants of this tiny state from century to century was reclaimed from the sea a piece of land to build the roads and grow gardens. Thus the country managed to increase by several tens of thousands of acres that lie mostly below sea level.
If not for the genius of the local engineers and waterworks, a large part of the country would have been long gone under the water.
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| THE NATIONAL PARK "DWINGELDERVELD" |
If not for the genius of the local engineers and waterworks, a large part of the country would have been long gone under the water.
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| THE POLDER OF BEEMSTER |
This struggle is waged with varying success, and from time to time the sea is taking revenge for the stolen lands by floods. And yet the water element — the main source of Dutch natural wonders. Here you can admire the lake, some of which were drained, and others, on the contrary, created of course on the site of the Gulf.
The most important place on the tourist map of the Netherlands is marshy landscapes where virgin nature has been preserved in this country.
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| THE NATIONAL PARK "DE HOGE VELUWE" |
The most important place on the tourist map of the Netherlands is marshy landscapes where virgin nature has been preserved in this country.
Accommodation in Amsterdam:
Hostel - 25 €,
Single - 45 €,
Double - 55 €.
It is better to choose accommodation in the center to enjoy the nightlife of the city without additional costs for travel.
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