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Travel Articles - Europe
Netherlands
Amsterdam
Amsterdam
29 pages of photos and annotated travel links, grouped by
topics that range from Amsterdam hotels to sex and drugs.
A Day in
Amsterdam
If you're stuck at Schiphol Airport for more than a few
hours, take the train into the city.
Schiphol
Airport, Amsterdam
This busy European gateway has first-rate
shopping, self-flushing toilets, and a frustrating security system.
Rotterdam
Rotterdam
Our Rotterdam section includes a 12-page travel guide, articles on specific
sites and activities, and more. Also see the nearly two dozen captioned
departure photos from our
ms
Rotterdam cruise review, which show what you'll see on a voyage from the
Rotterdam city center to the Hook of Holland.
Other topics
Alkmaar
Cheese Market
If this Dutch city's auction action seems too
touristy, visit the world-famous organ in the Laurenskerk.
Barge Cruises & Canal Boats
Explore Europe's waterways in luxury, or
rent a boat and pilot it yourself.
Holland: Tempting the Tourist With
Hookers and Hookahs
Prostitution is legal in the Netherlands, and soft drugs are tolerated. But
don't let that keep your children or church group from visiting Holland.
Keukenhof
Gardens
The world's largest flower garden has more than 7,000,000
bulbs, including 1,000 varieties of tulips alone.
Floriade 2012
Holland's once-in-a-decade World's Fair of horticulture will run from April 5 to
October 7, 2012.
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