Top Things to do in North Holland Province
Top Restaurants in North Holland Province
10 Monuments & Statues in North Holland Province That You Shouldn't Miss
Mostly jutting northward from its largest city of Amsterdam and its capital of Haarlem, the Noord-Holland region has much more to offer beyond those two wonderful cities. At Muiden is the magnificent Muiderslot Castle, as if it stepped out of a fairy tale. Showing more wear but no less interesting is Brederode Castle at Santpoort. At Zaanstad is Zaanse Schans, one of Holland’s top tourist destinations and a family-friendly open air museum of windmills, traditional buildings, crafts and shops.
Restaurants in North Holland Province
1. Holocaust Memorial Walk
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5.0 based on 30 reviews
Walk with a historian through the old Jewish Quarter. I will show you more than 15 sites that tell us part of the tragic story of the Holocaust. Among them the headquarters of the Jewish Council, Anne Frank's high school and the theatre that served as a deportation centre. Different monuments, buildings, squares and parks show us different aspects of the darkest page in the otherwise glorious history of beautiful Amsterdam. Let me take you on a walk and show them to you. Our starting point will be in front of the building at Weesperplein 1, with the letters GGD written on it. We will walk along the Amstel River, some beautiful canals and our tour will end in the Plantage Quarter, next to Amsterdam zoo Artis.
Reviewed By GerryP666 - Manchester, United Kingdom
Our tour guide Alex was really knowledgable and went further back in Amsterdam’s history to explain the context. He was really interesting and thought provoking but also had a good sense of humour. 2.5 hours went by quickly and we saw a lot of the city not on the normal tourist footpath. Great value for money and highly recommended.
2. Tourist information Center Monnickendam
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4.5 based on 63 reviews
Tourist Information Waterland gives you information about all the towns in Waterland, for example Marken, Broek in Waterland and Monnickendam, what to do and see in these towns and sells hiking-, biking- and sailingmaps.
Reviewed By Txppag - Belfast, United Kingdom
After a beautiful weekend in the little apartment and eating/walking our way around.we had lots of questions to ask and the three beautiful ladies,3 generations of the same family and all volunteers,had us enthralled,with loads of time for us "cheers! Aat".everyone should visit this wonderful place.. especially with such a fantastic bus service.Go on-treat yourselves and get out of centrum.Paul & Mary.Belfast.
3. Korenmolen 't Roode Hert
4. Fort bij Spijkerboor
5. Koemarkt Purmerend uit 1645
6. Wildemanshofje
7. Munt Tower (Munttoren)
8. Auschwitz Monument
9. Statue of Anne Frank
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4.0 based on 188 reviews
Reviewed By hanmh19 - Morgan Hill, United States
I’ve taught about the Holocaust and read Anne Frank’s diary with many classes I have taught. The experience of walking these floors and experiencing her life this way was priceless. Try to secure tickets 2 months in advance. But don’t give up hope if you need to buy them the day of your visit. Make sure to be online right at 9 AM!
10. Flood memorial 'The Wave'
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4.0 based on 25 reviews
The artwork (The Wave) is also a sofa. To muse, to meet and to remember the power of water. ‘Collaboration’, ‘solidarity’ and ‘victory’ together with the sad side of the disaster; ‘the cry’, ‘despair’ but also ‘the helping hand’ are coming together in The Wave. This memorial has the shape of a boat, and thus symbolically incorporated the significance of Noah’s Ark.
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