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The Netherlands has always been a haven for tourists from around the world. In fact, there is a yearly increase in the number of tourists who visit the country. World renowned for its Delft pottery, windmills, and tulips, the Netherlands is also famous for its free-spirited capital, Amsterdam. Found in the northwestern part of Europe, the small country boasts of the Frisian Islands, canals and bridges, farmlands, beautiful villages, and highly populated cities.

Amsterdam is the most popular city in the country because of the party scene, red light district, the Anne Frank House, art museums, medieval architecture, and scenic canals. Tourists can start from this city and take advantage of different day tours to check out different places around the country. The Hague is known as the Dutch royal family's home as well as the seat of government. Zaanse Schans and Volendam are popular for their customs, windmills, costumes, and traditional Dutch houses. The town of Lisse is a popular tourist spot during spring for its flowers. The town of Alkmaar is a great place to visit for its cheese market.

For tourists going to The Netherlands, they have to ensure that their passports have enough unused pages and are valid for at least 3 months after departure from the country. Tourists may require securing a visa before traveling to the country. However, US citizens are not required to have a visa if they only plan to stay in the country for a maximum of 3 months.

• Tourism In The Netherlands
• Tourism In Various Regions Of The Netherlands
• Top Tourist Sites In The Netherlands
• Top Restaurants In The Netherlands
• Top Shopping Sites In The Netherlands
• Top Beaches In The Netherlands
• Arts And Culture In The Netherlands
• Much, much more

Some people are intimidated by the Dutch language because they think that it is a hard to learn. Although it is harder than other languages such as Spanish or English, Dutch is still easier to learn than many languages especially those that have their own unique characters such as Arabic, Chinese, Japanese and Russian. It is still considered one of the easiest languages to learn by native and non-native English speakers.

It is important for you to know some practical tips and information that will make it easier for you to learn the Dutch language. This book will provide you with some useful tips and information about learning the Dutch language that will be useful for beginners like you.

• The Benefits of Learning How to Speak Dutch
• Understanding the Dutch Language
• Basic Lessons in Dutch Language
• Tips and Techniques to Gain Fluency
• Common Mistakes to Avoid
• Much, much more