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Lonely Planet The Netherlands

Lonely Planet The Netherlands

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  • Create Date：2022-01-15 07:51:15
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Summary

Lonely Planet’s The Netherlands is your passport to the most relevant， up-to-date advice on what to see and skip， and what hidden discoveries await you。 Marvel at Rotterdam’s architecture， sample Dutch cheese， and explore Amsterdam’s Canal Ring; all with your trusted travel companion。 Get to the heart of the Netherlands and begin your journey now！

Inside Lonely Planet’s The Netherlands Travel Guide:

Up-to-date information - all businesses were rechecked before publication to ensure they are still open after 2020’s COVID-19 outbreak

NEW top experiences feature - a visually inspiring collection of the Netherlands’ best experiences and where to have them

What's NEW feature taps into cultural trends and helps you find fresh ideas and cool new areas

NEW pull-out， passport-size 'Just Landed' card with wi-fi， ATM and transport info - all you need for a smooth journey from airport to hotel

Planning tools for family travellers - where to go， how to save money， plus fun stuff just for kids

Colour maps and images throughout

Highlights and itineraries help you tailor your trip to your personal needs and interests

Insider tips to save time and money and get around like a local， avoiding crowds and trouble spots

Essential info at your fingertips - hours of operation， websites， transit tips， prices

Honest reviews for all budgets - eating， sleeping， sightseeing， going out， shopping， hidden gems that most guidebooks miss

Cultural insights give you a richer， more rewarding travel experience - history， people， music， landscapes， wildlife， cuisine， politics

Over 50 maps

Covers Amsterdam， Haarlem， North Holland， Utrecht， Rotterdam， South Holland， Friesland， Northeastern Netherlands， Central Netherlands， Maastricht， Southeastern Netherlands

The Perfect Choice: Lonely Planet’s The Netherlands ， our most comprehensive guide to the Netherlands， is perfect for both exploring top sights and taking roads less travelled。

Looking for just the highlights？ Check out Pocket Amsterdam ， a handy-sized guide focused on the can't-miss sights for a quick trip。

About Lonely Planet: Lonely Planet is a leading travel media company， providing both inspiring and trustworthy information for every kind of traveller since 1973。 Over the past four decades， we've printed over 145 million guidebooks and phrasebooks for 120 languages， and grown a dedicated， passionate global community of travellers。 You'll also find our content online， and in mobile apps， videos， 14 languages， armchair and lifestyle books， ebooks， and more， enabling you to explore every day。


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Reviews

Joyce Meijs ，

Dutch highlights are included as comprehensive as possible。 Great for Dutch tourism。 Multiple day cycling routes are lacking， though。 Includes a few spelling errors。

Shelly ，

great food selections as always

Will ，

Got it for free and really enjoyed it。 The detail shown in the Zeeland and Eastern Netherlands sections was appreciated。 Amsterdam was light on the part I will be visiting （Amsterdam-Oost）， but that part of town is a little off the beaten path so it wasn't too surprising。 Got it for free and really enjoyed it。 The detail shown in the Zeeland and Eastern Netherlands sections was appreciated。 Amsterdam was light on the part I will be visiting （Amsterdam-Oost）， but that part of town is a little off the beaten path so it wasn't too surprising。 。。。more

Tamara Belcher ，

Wonderfully informative I learned a great deal from reading this book。 I found out last year that Denmark was actually my Heritage Home。 I'm looking forward to traveling there shortly。 Wonderfully informative I learned a great deal from reading this book。 I found out last year that Denmark was actually my Heritage Home。 I'm looking forward to traveling there shortly。 。。。more

Grace ，

Very helpful in planning my trip - esp。 easy excursions from Amsterdam

Juliana ，

I used to read Lonely Planet guidebooks from the first page to the last。 This time this wasn't the case。 The suggestions seemed rather boring to me， there wasn't the same feeling about it that you just have to look up anything and know where to go。。。I felt a bit lost。 And bought another tourist guide。I liked the chapter on Dutch Lifestyle。 And maybe next time in the Netherlands， in another part of the country， the guide might still come in handy。 I used to read Lonely Planet guidebooks from the first page to the last。 This time this wasn't the case。 The suggestions seemed rather boring to me， there wasn't the same feeling about it that you just have to look up anything and know where to go。。。I felt a bit lost。 And bought another tourist guide。I liked the chapter on Dutch Lifestyle。 And maybe next time in the Netherlands， in another part of the country， the guide might still come in handy。 。。。more

Nickolai ，

Отличный путеводитель для первоначального знакомства со страной。 Содержит информацию только о тех городах и местах， которые будут наиболее интересны среднему путешественнику， прибывающему в Нидерланды лишь на пару недель。 Множество карт и полезных советов。 Хорошая теоретическая часть об истории и культуре страны。

Ietrio ，

A tourist guide just like any other。 A perishable list of phones and addresses and not much more。

Johanne ，

Useful but the ebook was a little clunky to use

Liviu ，

For my just completed week-long travel to the Benelux （Netherlands， Belgium， Luxembourg） I looked through all the available guides and I finally decided on this one and the analog for Belgium and Luxembourg as they fit best my needs - as usual Rick Steeves' guides are the most entertaining in writing style but they have a potentially major flaw as they talk at length about what the authors feel are the highlights and their choices may not coincide with yours - when they do like in Spain their gu For my just completed week-long travel to the Benelux （Netherlands， Belgium， Luxembourg） I looked through all the available guides and I finally decided on this one and the analog for Belgium and Luxembourg as they fit best my needs - as usual Rick Steeves' guides are the most entertaining in writing style but they have a potentially major flaw as they talk at length about what the authors feel are the highlights and their choices may not coincide with yours - when they do like in Spain their guide is best but when they don't like in Switzerland or here I look for other optionsWhile drier in style， the Lonely Planet was excellent as it suggested a few places I may not have considered otherwise - they have a top 10 attractions in the Netherlands and top 15 in the Belgium/Luxembourg - to start the guides， they have great geographical orientation， both with country maps， regional maps and city maps including an Amsterdam pullout and they talk about many， many places - yes shorter than the fewer places described in other guides， but enough to decide if you are interested further and today with the world on the cell phone， what is needed is awareness of a place as afterwards you can research it at leisure anywhere; the maps with numbered highlights proved extremely useful in the cities I visited （Rotterdam and Luxembourg especially as there just walking around the city and taking in the super modernistic buildings in Rotterdam and the two tiered old city of Luxembourg is an experience in itself， but also Brugge - here the whole old city is an experience so it doesn't really matter where you go， Hague - here the old city is smaller so easy to see， Utrecht and Amsterdam - this one didn't really work out for me， as big cities go being far away from Milan or Madrid， while from its museums， the Van Gogh is special but Rijksmuseum pales compared to Prado or Uffizi， though the maritime museum is cool as it has a real VOC ship one can visit - the collection itself is ok， the naval Museum of Madrid better， but the VOC ship and getting a feel for how the long voyages in the 1600-1700's went are worth the price）The other highlight of the 2 guides discussed here was the smaller places - especially for Belgium and its Ardennes region and Luxembourg and the Moselle valley - due to lack of time I didn't visit all I planned but a castle （Bouillon）， a scenic drive and a few picturesque villages were all found out from the guide - and then there was the Waterloo museum and battlefield with a good description in the Belgium book （this one I would have visited without any guide mentioning it of course） Overall - excellent for my needs as they have shorter description of many places， good opening highlights and maps 。。。more

Kirsty ，

As ever with the Lonely Planet guides， this was splendid。 It gave a wealth of things to do in Amsterdam， where we were based on our holiday， and also gave plenty of ideas for day trips in other districts。 We plumped for a day in Rotterdam， and found the travel information in the book helpful。 I'll always go for Lonely Planet guides; yes， they may be a little more expensive than the usual travel books， but there's a reason they're rated as the best in the world。 As ever with the Lonely Planet guides， this was splendid。 It gave a wealth of things to do in Amsterdam， where we were based on our holiday， and also gave plenty of ideas for day trips in other districts。 We plumped for a day in Rotterdam， and found the travel information in the book helpful。 I'll always go for Lonely Planet guides; yes， they may be a little more expensive than the usual travel books， but there's a reason they're rated as the best in the world。 。。。more

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