Thread 2832356

I'm visiting The Netherlands for the second time, looking to explore more of the country outside of Amsterdam. Already got Haarlem, The Hague, Rotterdam, Utrecht, and Delft in mind, but are there any other places worth visiting for a day trip? I'm split between staying in The Hague or Rotterdam, idk which one is more interesting desu.

Got 8 nights total!

>>2832356 (OP)
rotterdam is absolutely worth checking out
i was there on a cruise recently, it looked amazing. it's a very impressive port

>>2832356 (OP)
Netherlands is kinda small enough that every part of it looks kinda same-ish. Rotterdam is more modern as it got wrecked during the war. So there it looks different. Besides that, dutch cities are kinda like Amsterdam, just smaller and less tourist focused. But they are really charming. Try also going to see a bit of country side, as you can find old wooden dutch windmills that are still operating. Although it might be getting a bit too cold to explore that without freezing your ass off in this time of the year.

Also if you want you can go south to see Efteling. Which is like an fairy tale inspired amusement park. Probably the most popular in the country. Just look at the prices as it can be pretty expensive. But if it's in your budget, it's fun seeing it at least once.

>>2832356 (OP)
I liked Enschede. It’s a college town full of young people and most speak English.

>>2832376
>I liked Enschede. It’s a college town full of young people and most speak English.
Fuk off we full

>>2832356 (OP)
How are tutors in Amsterdam?
How are the coffee shops?

Who will be in town for ade next week?

I heard Maastricht has some cool caves

>>2833850
What was the purpose of quoting via greentext if you were gonna address the entire post? You're only supposed to do that to highlight specific parts of a post. You don't actually need to do that if you plan on responding to the entire post.

>>2834028
based 4chan sensei

>>2833975
I lived there for 5 years. It's a great town. The older people are a bit up themselves (even by Dutch standards), but the food is good and the buildings are beautiful.

I'm Dutch and live in this shithole. It's funny how I see people being enthusiastic about my country, while I really can't see it's beauty. I wonder if it is like that for every local.

To any Dutch anons, what happens here?

>>2835534
I've been to the Netherlands twice. I live in NYC and I don't see why you would want to visit my city.

>>2833975
>>2835052
I live nearby in Belgium and Maastricht is a favorite place of mine for day trips. They have tons of tunnels and forts you can tour on a rainy day and that book store in an old cathedral is really cool. Very nice choice of good quality restaurants as well.
>>2835534
Most English speakers only care about visiting Amsterdam mostly because of the legl weed but that's less common nowadays. Older tourists like it for the fact that it's fairly foreign but everyone speaks immaculate English

>>2835808
>English
As an English-speaker, yes, this is why I like to visit The Netherlands. Their English isn't exactly perfect though. Even the Dutch call it dunglish.

Are the Amsterdam Red light district hookers just a tourist traps or should I visit a brothel or private escort instead?

>>2836562
Amsterdam Centruum is just a big tourist trap.

>>2835543
we cant talk about that, do not look up Sunneklaas whatever you do

>>2835543
>implying anything happens at all
the rich boomers have their second home there
texel is a german colony in summer
ameland is nice but not in fall/winter