The Netherlands is known for its canals and windmills for a reason; every sight here looks like something off a postcard. Most tourists gather here to visit its capital Amsterdam to party! But there’s so much more to the Netherlands.

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Are you ready to get inspired by a world of art, design and culture? From creative hubs filled with the best galleries, museums, and ongoing exhibitions, to imaginative centres and workshops frequented by locals - check out the coolest curated spaces in {{area}}. 
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When it comes to the culinary scene, we’ve got you covered with a list of dining and drinking experiences to take your tastebuds on a journey through {{area}}! Searching for the best local markets with yummy stalls? Curious about cooking classes, or wondering which traditional drinks and bites to try out? Our community of locals have some tasty recommendations for you.

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Beaches, national parks, urban parks, forests, dunes, heathlands - you name it! We've lined up the best of locally recommended nature activities in {{area}} that are sure to get some fresh air in those lungs! If it's anything you can explore and do in the great outdoors, you can plan it here.

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All of the landmarks, viewpoints, monuments, city skylines, and hidden gems at your fingertips! These are the places that will astound your sight and senses,  and would also make a pretty Instastory. 
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Come one, come all - come big, come small! We've rounded up all of the kid-friendly places in {{area}}, including parks, playgrounds, outdoor activities, and museums for you and your family to enjoy. These places and activities are fun (and safe!) for the whole family, no matter what size or age!

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You can have fun at the seaside or on a mountainside, stay in a luxury hotel or on a farm, enjoy big-scale events in Hannover, the state capital, or sample cultural traditions in smaller towns and villages across the state. You will have limitless sport opportunities: hiking, clambering, walking, sailing, cycling, horse-riding, canoeing, kayaking or skiing. In its capital, Hannover, Herrenhausen Gardens include the baroque Great Garden and English landscape gardens. The Lower Saxony State Museum displays art from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. The city of Braunschweig is home to the rebuilt medieval Dankwarderode Castle and the Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum, with its vast collection of European art.

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Soltau

Wiedensahl

Hanover

Pattensen

Goslar

Celle

Norden

Bispingen

Rosengarten

Alfeld (Leine)

Cloppenburg

Emden

Meppen

Wilhelmshaven

Oldenburg

Lingen (Ems)

Haren (Ems)

Osnabrück

Uelsen

Belm

Upgant-Schott

Hinte

Lütetsburg

Borkum

Nordhorn

Bruchhausen-Vilsen

Brunswick

Wittmund

Sehnde

Bramsche

Fürstenberg

Hildesheim

Friedland

Hameln

Syke

Gifhorn

Rodenberg

Lüneburg

Twistringen

Salzhemmendorf

Wenzendorf

Aurich

Nordenham

Cuxhaven

Nienburg (Weser)

Oldendorf (Luhe)

Esens

Wolfsburg

Weyhe

Uelzen

Osterholz-Scharmbeck

Göttingen

Großefehn

Rinteln

Stadthagen

Holzminden

Harsefeld

Buxtehude

Buchholz in der Nordheide

Lohne (Oldenburg)

Lüchow (Wendland)

Neu Wulmstorf

Ankum

Winsen (Luhe)

Herzberg am Harz

Löningen

Peine

Jever

Quakenbrück

Worpswede

Helmstedt

Delmenhorst

Wunstorf

Barßel

Stade

Vechta

Wedemark

Langenhagen

Lauenau

Oyten

Varel

Salzgitter

Osterode am Harz

Werlte

Wolfenbüttel

Hattorf am Harz

Leer (East Friesland)

Laatzen

Rehburg-Loccum

Verden (Aller)

Barum

Neustadt am Rübenberge

Hude (Oldenburg)

Wildeshausen

Garbsen

Adendorf

Obernkirchen

Seevetal

Achim

Bad Harzburg

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