City: The Netherlands
Top Things to do in The Netherlands
Top Hotels in The Netherlands
- 1. Hotel Jakarta Amsterdam
- 2. Van der Valk Hotel Amsterdam - Amstel
- 3. Ambassade Hotel
- 4. Radisson Hotel & Suites Amsterdam South
- 5. Hotel Estherea
- 6. nhow Amsterdam RAI
- 7. The Hendrick's Hotel
- 8. Mercure Amsterdam City Hotel
- 9. Corendon City Hotel Amsterdam
- 10. Movenpick Hotel Amsterdam City Centre
Countries
Top 10 Ancient Ruins in The Netherlands, The Netherlands
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Restaurants in The Netherlands
1. Stenen Beer
2. Stadsmuur Sint Annastraat
3. Bunkers Terschelling
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By sh0bhanar - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Before the forest there were bunkers here during WWII. A 2 hour excursion through history, explaining how the bunkers were constructed, used and what became of them after the war. The area has been painstakingly restored by people who are experts and passionate about the subject. These volunteers and experts are also your guides through the tour, it is a marvelous experience to understand history through their expertise. A poignant reminder of a devastating time in history, the tour and museum are a must visit in this area, enjoyable for both kids and adults!
4. Hunebed D28 & D29
5. Ruine De Oude Toren-Ruine van de Oude Matthias-kerk Warmond
6. Kazematten - Linie van Du Moulin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Na een korte bovengrondse rondwandeling over en door het hoge front en krijgt u een indruk hoe een dergelijk defensiesysteem er na ca. 250 jaar ongewijzigd uitziet. Vervolgens gaan we ondergronds en nemen u mee naar de mijngangen, luistergangen, communicatiekoepels en caponnières. Deze rondleiding is elke zaterdagochtend om 10.30 uur. Reserveren via de website.
7. Castle Ruins & Velvet Cave
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1,136 reviews
Stichting Kasteel van Valkenburg (Valkenburg Castle Foundation) was founded in 1924 with the objectives of preserving the Velvet Cave and the ruins of Valkenburg Castle (the Netherlands’ only hilltop castle), as they are now, for future generations and keeping both of these national monuments safe and accessible.
Reviewed By nidhim - The Hague, The Netherlands
It was quite sunny when we visited. There were plenty of information boards put up to read and know about the history behind the various areas in castle ruins which made it quite interesting. In the guided tour for velvet caves, you must wear a jacket. It was COLD down there. The only negative was that they only do Dutch Language tours.
8. 't Huys Dever
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
Built in 1375 by Reinier Dever of d'Ever, member of an old Dutch noble family. The living tower is still functional but the other parts are in ruins since 1848. Open from Wed-Sun 14.00-17.00 uur
