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Africancrab says:
The Royal Dutch air carrier KLM is well know in Europe for great service. For many years I favoured them over other carriers like Air France and Sabena. My employer back home loved to "class" and to him, the Royal Dutch was a symbol of class even when flying economy.
O, the air hostesses know the…
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lauro says:
It is one of the main railway nodes of the Netherlands and is used by approximately 150,000 passengers a day, excluding transferring passengers. It is also the starting point of Amsterdam Metro lines 51, 53, and 54. The station building of Amsterdam Centraal was designed by Pierre Cuypers and A. L. …
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St. Nicolaas
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#18 of 92 general tips & advice in Netherlands
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ik-ben-10eke says:
St. Nicolaas, also called Sinterklaas is a feast, most important for dutch and flemisch children.
The main event is celebrated on the night of December 5th in both the Netherlands and Flanders, with slight differencies.
Young children believe Sinterklaas is a bishop who does good deeds to children…
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Africancrab says:
It has not been long since the European Union decided to come up with \a common trading currency for it's members. Prior to the Euro individual European countries had their own legal tenders and those who are not part of the European Union like England and Switzerland still hold their own currency.
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Goodbookers
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#20 of 92 general tips & advice in Netherlands
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pms70 says:
I recently used this travel agency to book a flight to Australia. As cost was very important the owner went out of his way to find the best deal he could find which suited my requirements. All I needed to do was provide him with those requirements by email (please use their own email address: info@k…
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Devika1985 says:
If you would like to experience Amsterdam in the real dutch way you should rent a bike at Orange Bikes. Orange Bikes is a place where you can just rent a bike and explore the city yourself, but you can also choose from several different tours with guides who can tell you everything about the city an…
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Africancrab says:
In order to maximise your frequent flyer points as you travel around the world or domestically within your country you need to be a member of the frequent flyer program that helps you maximise your points even when you fly different airlines. The best way I have found to do this is by joined one wit…
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lauro says:
Is the largest train station in the Dutch city of The Hague. It is the largest terminal station in the Netherlands with 12 tracks. The station was completed in 1973, next to the older station Den Haag Staatsspoor.
The oldest station in The Hague is Den Haag Hollands Spoor on the main line from Am…
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rpbrouwer says:
Hi Mary,
I say your request on TravBuddy and your great travel plans for Europe.
Is there any specific information for the Netherlands you’re looking for?
When you stay only for a couple of days or even shorter, Amsterdam is the place to be.
The great thing about Amsterdam is that you can tr…
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Nzelvis says:
For traveling Europe, you need to start by buying a guide book. I recommend Lonely Planet or Let's Go for backpackers. The other books are for high end travel. With guide book in hand, you can start your dive into Europe and figure out where you want to go. Then, take a look at your budget and s…
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Sweetski says:
If you're a bikerider, renting a bike is good advice. It's fairly cheap and you can rent one at almost all (larger) train stations. They have bike route maps too. Everybody rides a bike in The Netherlans. Even the cops as you can see in the picture. Roads are especially adapted for bikes. In cities,…
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Vlindertje says:
The Netherlands is the European part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, which consists of the Netherlands, the Netherlands Antilles, and Aruba. The Netherlands is a constitutional monarchy, located in Western Europe. It is bordered by the North Sea to the north and west, Belgium to the south, and Ge…
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freshdutch says:
If you are going to Amsterdam, you will visit many interesting things for sure, just by joining the tourist agencies, who offer their well planned tours, mostly boring and just overloaded with information.
Go Off Track, and discover Amsterdam in the way YOU would like it.
Share with us your hobbie…
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Everything
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#29 of 92 general tips & advice in Netherlands
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sigournay says:
What a beautiful city we loved it. Been there a few times. So much too see and the food is out of this world. The Heineken Meuseum is a must and so is the Van Gogh. Take a day trip to Delft and The Haag which has a beach. Prices are reasonable and most of the people speak English. The tulips are…
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Nyoman says:
Visitors from outside the EU to shop tax-free in the Netherlands.
- Purchasing in all shops in the Netherlands without restrictions
- Maximum refund due to low VATfree NL-handling fee
- Customer chooses own time to register purchases on the website (saves time at the shops and airport)
- Quic…
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