South Holland

The most densely populated province in the Netherlands, home to Rotterdam, a capital of modern architecture, as well as The Hague and windmill-dotted flower fields.

South Holland lies on the western coast of the Netherlands, and its capital, The Hague, is the seat of the national government. Rotterdam is known for its port and avant-garde architecture, Delft for its blue pottery and old town, Leiden is an ancient university city, and Gouda is famous for its cheese. The Kinderdijk windmills are a World Heritage Site, Keukenhof holds a tulip flower show every spring, and the North Sea coast has beaches such as Scheveningen. The spring flower season is the most popular time. You can arrive via Rotterdam The Hague Airport or Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, and trains between cities are frequent.

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