Take a 3-hour half-day tour with a small group to the countryside and discover the Zaanse Schans. See how a clog maker makes the famous Dutch clogs and visit a cheese factory and an active windmill. Spend half a day outside of Amsterdam and enjoy the Dutch countryside. You visit a clog maker and see how the traditional Dutch clogs are made. You will also visit a cheese factory and traditional crafts. And 'last but not least' you will visit an industrial windmill (entrance included). Experience the power of the windmills. In fact, they are just small factories

Unesco World Heritage Kinderdijk is a unique icon of Dutch water management. All phases of the history of our struggle against the water can still be seen here. The unique collection of 19 mills in an authentic 'Dutch' landscape is the most striking. Museum mill Nederwaard shows the life and works of the families who lived on our mills around 1900. At Museum Mill Blokweer you can experience what it's like to work as a miller. View our multiscreen film in the Visitor Center that is located in a former steam pumping station. Board our Prince Friso electric tour boat and view Kinderdijk from the water. Feel the wind, smell the water, listen to the mills.

Keukenhof, the most beautiful day out among the flowers! More than 7 million bulbs flower this spring, with a total of 800 varieties of tulips. A unique, unforgettable experience! In addition to the spacious 32 hectares of flowers, you can enjoy the spectacular flower shows, surprising inspiration gardens, unique art and wonderful events. Don't miss the Tulip mania exhibition at the Juliana Pavilion. Keukenhof is also fun for the children. They will love it with the treasure hunt, the petting zoo, the maze and the playground. A great day out for the whole family.

Madurodam the most memorable landmarks of the Netherlands in one place in Madurodam Miniature Park. The small replicas are incredibly detailed - look for sights such as the Rijksmuseum and Binnehof, stroll through the port of Rotterdam and the canals of Amsterdam and view the Dutch icons including windmills, tulip fields and cheese markets.

Visit to Delft and The Hague. where Delftware is made. Upon arrival, learn more about the distinctive blue and white pottery during a visit to the Royal Delft factory and enjoy a half-hour visit to the city itself. Walk through the streets and admire monuments such as the Oostpoort (Oostpoort), Weigh House (Waag), Old Church (Oude Kerk) and New Church (Nieuwe Kerk). Then continue to The Hague to see the political center of the Netherlands. During a tour, visit sights such as the parliament building on the waterfront (Binnenhof), the Peace Palace, the Tower of Rutte and Noordeinde Palace.