Netherlands
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a testament to human ingenuity and a distinctive part of Dutch culture.
The Netherlands are perhaps best known for their wooden clogs, windmills, and being below sea level. Unlike much of the rest of the world, the Dutch utilize these windmills for water-maintenance, otherwise most of the country would be submerged. For over 1000 years, the distinctly Dutch system of dykes, windmills, and pumping stations has been in place. These 18th century windmills create one of the most iconic vistas in the Netherlands. Along with admiring the view, visitors can learn about the windmills history and operation through the two Museum Windmills, and in the Windmill Workshop, a guide explains how the windmills work and are maintained. To check the site’s schedule and book your tickets in advance, please visit https://www.kinderdijk.com/
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