North Holland

The province that holds the Dutch capital, Amsterdam, bringing together canal cities, windmill villages and North Sea dunes.

North Holland lies in the northwestern Netherlands, between the North Sea and the IJsselmeer, with Haarlem as its capital. At its core is the capital, Amsterdam, world-famous for its canal ring, museums and historic neighborhoods. Around it are the windmill village of Zaanse Schans, the fishing villages of Volendam and Marken, and the cheese town of Alkmaar, while Texel Island at the northern end is known for its dunes and beaches. The spring tulip season and summer are the most popular times. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport is a major European air hub, and the province's rail network is convenient.

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