Sightseeing in The Netherlands

Go on a driving holiday in Denmark and discover the many sights waiting for you. One of them is Borreby Castle which is located about two km from the centre of Skælskør and dates back to about 1345. The castle is a fortified manor in Magleby Parish and is built on a double rampart and has an area of about 675 hectares. The castle is an impressive sight and is certainly worth a visit. In 2012 Borreby Theatre opened its doors on the castle grounds and has become a popular place to experience Danish theatre at its best. Find child-friendly hotels near Skælskør at Risskov and drive yourself out to the beautiful Borreby Castle on Zealand.

The city has just over 100,000 inhabitants and there are plenty of shopping opportunities. At the same time, the city has a number of very special houses and buildings, which give a special touch to the city.

The river Meuse flows through the city. The new district around the Massboulevard is the perfect starting point for a visit to the city. You can stroll through the old town with its beautifully coloured houses. Also visit the town hall.

One thing that is very popular is the market on the market square Monseigneur Nolensplein (Saturday 08:00 - 14:00).

Go on a car holiday in Europe and find the perfect self-drive holiday at Risskov. Visit the southern Netherlands and east of Eindhoven is the Limburg Museum which presents, in an appealing way, the cultural history of Limburg and the museum is interesting for all age groups. The museum has an extensive archaeological collection, with the oldest from the collection dating back to the Neolithic period. Find a cheap summer holiday or winter holiday with child-friendly hotels at Risskov.

About 15 km from Venlo is Toverland amusement park, which is a wonderful holiday for the whole family. One of the biggest attractions in the park is "Troy", a roller coaster that is over 1 mile long and travels at top speeds of over 90 km per hour. Since most of the park is covered, it is also open to visitors during the winter season.

Med sine over 60 forskellige dyrearter er der masser at kigge på i parken. I blandt de mange dyr finder I geparder, løver, pingviner, kænguruer og mange andre. Så trænger I til en dag i dyrenes tegn, så er det i Zooparc Overloon.

Not far from the German border is Kasteeluinen Arcen. Visit the beautiful castle with the very breathtaking park on a self-drive holiday to Arcen in the Netherlands. Find child friendly hotels at Risskov and enjoy a summer holiday or winter holiday in beautiful Arcen. Visit the beautiful Kasteeluinen Arcen, where you can go for a walk and enjoy the park's impressive facilities. The current castle dates from the 17th century and is surrounded by stunning planting. Refreshments are available for purchase. Find a cheap holiday at Risskov and get away at your own pace.

The university city of Groningen was voted the best city centre in the Netherlands in 2005-2007.

The grey tower of St Martin's Church from the 15th century can be seen from a distance. Do yourself a favour and climb the tower for a great view of Groningen and the surrounding area.

Lunch can be enjoyed in the Goudkantoor ("Gold Office") from 1635. The building got its name from a gold and silver control office that was located here in the 1800s and today there is a restaurant in the building.

In the so-called A quarters are buildings from the 12th century - which at that time served as warehouses for the Hanseatic League. Today, most of these 200 houses are inhabited properties.

The fact that more than a quarter of the city's population of 180,000 is made up of students definitely makes its mark on this gem in the north of the Netherlands. A sizzling student life usually contributes to an equally sizzling nightlife. Groningen's clubs decide when to close - so seeing people go straight from the disco to work is not a rare sight!

If you're into innovative forms and inspiring art, Groningen is the place to be, as many of the leading names in modern architecture are represented here. The Groninger Museum is well worth a visit. Not only because of the interesting exhibitions, but also because of the building itself: a delightful mix of colours and shapes.

You should also experience the Wadden Sea and the West Frisian Islands. On your way to the West Frisian Islands you can see the seals lying on the sandbanks and enjoy the sun as the seagulls fly overhead. Enjoy the rural tranquillity of the West Frisian Islands, each with its own unique atmosphere and culture. Or why not cycle through the dunes and walk the long beaches. Between the islands, during the spring and summer months, ferries, especially for island hopping, sail back and forth (between Vlieland and Terschelling, there are routes all year round). All the West Frisian Islands are wonderful to visit. On Vlieland, Terschelling, Ameland and Schiermonnikoog you will always encounter silence, plenty of space and exceptional nature. Even in summer, when there are relatively more tourists, the West Frisian Islands have enough space for all the area's "fans".

The amusement park Duinen Zathe offers you a day full of adrenaline and fun. In the park you can experience several different slides, trampolines, wild carousels, carousels for the little ones, climbing park and much more. There are also several places where you can buy food and drink.

Holland's largest zoo, where you can get up close to exotic animals from all over the world. You can see lions, elephants, polar bears and much more. You can get up close to the animals in different parts of the park, where you can sail among them in the Jungle. You can also drive between them on the African Plain.

Enjoy the cosy city of Dordrecht in the province of South Holland. The city has about 120,000 inhabitants and is the most important and oldest city in its area. The city has a lot of culture and history, which is especially evident in the cityscape and the cosy streets. Dordrecht's inner city is filled with both small and large canals. These canals are definitely worth a visit as they take you through a historical journey and beautiful architecture.

Discovering Dordrecht on foot is easy and inviting. Most of the sights are all located in the area near the three old canals: Nieuwehaven, Wolwevershaven and Wijnhaven. A good place to start is the Visbrug, which leads over the canal and from where you can enjoy a beautiful view of the city's old town hall. On the north side, turn right into Groenmarkt and stroll past some of the city's oldest houses, which date back to the early 16th century. At Scheffersplein you'll find an area where there are various markets, while you should also take a closer look at the Augustinerwerk, the city's old church with a façade dating back to 1773.

Also find your way to Groothoofdspoort, formerly the main entrance to the city of Dordrecht and still looking impressive. At the gate there is a pleasant square where you can enjoy a coffee in one of the cafés while looking out over the city's canals. The city also offers several interesting museums. Take a look inside the Museum 1940 - 1945, which tells the story of the region during WWII. Or the Dordrechts Museum, where you'll find art by local artists.

Rotterdam is certainly worth a visit, with the largest port in Europe and countless other attractions. Go on a wonderful boat trip, visit the Blijdorp zoo in Rotterdam with the whole family or climb the Euromast and get a great view of Rotterdam from 100 metres up. Most shops, as well as the large shopping centre "Bijenkorf", are located at the "Lijnbaan" and "Beurstraverse". When you need a break, visit one of the many good cafés or restaurants.

Visit The Hague, the city of peace and the capital of Holland. Take a trip to Madurodam, the Peace Palace, the Omniversum or the Reichstag building. In Madurodam you see Holland as a miniature country. The Omniversum is the first round IMAX cinema in Europe. The Hague has all the luxury department stores and well-known brands, as well as cosy streets with small shops. You can also spend the day under the sun on the beach and in the evening stroll along the boulevard or you can try your luck in the casino.

On a self-drive holiday to Amsterdam you can experience a wide range of cultural attractions. The wide variety of attractions ranges from fascinating old buildings such as the Oude Kerk to rarer sights such as the Hash Museum. However, it has to be said that the most popular attraction in Amsterdam is the museums. In fact, the city boasts more than 50 museums that attract millions of tourists to the city every year. The most famous are the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and Stedelijk Museum, the National Maritime Museum, the Museum Amstelkring and the Anne Frank House.

Go on a cheap car holiday in the Netherlands and visit the Martini Church. The church was built as far back as the 9th century and is located in the centre of Groningen. The church is characterised by its impressive 95-metre tower - the tallest tower in Groningen. There are 311 steps to the top and from here you get a great view of the city and the area.

Groninger Museum er en farverig bygning designet af Alessandro Mendini. Museet ligger lige ved siden af Groningens Hovedbanegård og kanalerne. På museet kan I se udstillinger om byens og provinsens historie og kultur med både arkæologiske fund og portrætmalerier fra tidligere århundreder, billedkunst, mode og design.

Take a self-drive holiday to the Netherlands and visit the Dutch fortress town of Bourtange, located near the border with Germany. The fortress surrounding the town was completed in 1742 and today the village houses are used as museum buildings, giving an insight into village life back in the 18th century. Find a cheap summer holiday, or winter holiday, at Risskov and enjoy a fantastic family holiday in Bourtange. Do it yourself, in your own car and at your own pace.

Find a self-drive holiday to the Netherlands at Risskov. Suitable for both a summer and winter holiday, there is plenty to experience. Drive to Groningen from and experience the beautiful city from a completely different angle with a boat trip on the canals that run through the city. Rondvaartbedrijf Kool organises guided canal tours lasting an hour. The boats depart from the Museum Bridge in the centre of Groningen. Find a cheap holiday with child-friendly hotels at Risskov and set your own pace and duration. Visit Groningen on a real self-drive holiday.

The Haren Botanical Garden is located a few kilometres south of Groningen, and here you can stroll through several themed gardens that stretch over a 20-hectare area. There are examples of Chinese gardens, Celtic gardens, stone gardens and many more. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase on site.