Holland windmills

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UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the 19 Kinderdijk windmills, built between 1722 and 1761, are the largest surviving concentration of windmills in the Netherlands. Originally used to drain the fenlands, these majestic buildings with their impressive 92-foot sails are open to the public from April to October

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Tulip Fields in Holland, wind mill.

Daniel Athey

a gallery curated by Laurie Avocado

The capital of the Netherlands has so much going for it that it's embarrassing. You’ve navigated picturesque canals, visited treasure-filled museums and seen jaw-droppingly beautiful modern and historical architecture. Now it’s time to venture a little further to see more of the country by taking day trips from Amsterdam. From well-preserved ancient castles and picturesque fishing villages to an open-air museum of windmills and fields awash with tulips, here are our top picks of rewarding…

Netherlands I think this is a typical Dutch scenery.