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Stereotypical views of the Netherlands evoke images of tulips, windmills and clog-wearing locals. While these characteristics do indeed exist and contribute greatly to the country’s inherent charm, the Netherlands is about much more than this, boasting cosmopolitan cities that offer an eclectic mix of classical and modern architecture as well as 21st century services and amenities and genuine big city atmospheres.

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Other cities worthy of mention include Eindhoven, The Hague, Utrecht and Rotterdam. Eindhoven is especially worth a visit with impressive architectural features such as the two towers of St Catharina and superb cultural centres such as the Van Abbemuseum. Away from the cities meanwhile, visitors will find the idyllic sights of windmills and tulips that so commonly adorn the front of picture postcards.

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