South Holland
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South Holland (Dutch: Zuid-Holland) is a province in the Netherlands.
Contents
- 1 Regions of South Holland
- 2 Cities
- 3 More Destinations
- 4 South Holland Halal Travel Guide
- 5 Travel to South Holland
- 6 How to get around in South Holland
- 7 What to see in South Holland
- 8 Best things to do in South Holland
- 9 Halal Restaurants in South Holland
- 10 Stay Safe
- 11 News & References South Holland
- 12 Explore more Halal friendly Destinations from South Holland
Regions of South Holland
South Holland consists of the southern half of the historic county of Holland. It can roughly be divided into six regions:
Bollenstreek This area's landscape is renowned for its enormous flower fields, considered typical for the nation. The Keukenhof flower garden is visited by millions of travelers each year. |
Groene Hart In the middle of the Randstad conurbation lies the Groene Hart, a green agricultural zone between the four big cities. The countryside offers flat polders, canals and lakes, which can be explored on foot, by bicycle or by boat. |
Rotterdam-The Hague Metropolitan Region A combination of The Hague, political heart of the nation with numerous attractions like the Binnenhof and the Royal Palace and Madurodam, and Rotterdam and the largest port of Europe and the only Dutch city with an impressive skyline and modern architecture. Interesting towns lie between, such as historic Delft with its famous blue-white ceramics, Schiedam with the tallest historic windmills of the world and the beach resort of Scheveningen. |
Alblasserwaard-Drechtsteden Flat polders surrounded by rivers, typical Dutch scenery best shown by the picturesque Kinderdijk windmills. |
Zuid-Hollandse Eilanden The former islands Voorne-Putten and Goeree-Overflakkee are good destinations for water sports, but also for hikers and cyclists. Historic towns like Brielle (Netherlands) |
Cities
- The Hague — "judicial capital of the world", seat of the government and plenty of attractions
- Alphen aan den Rijn — one of the oldest cities of the Netherlands with prehistoric remains and museums
- Delft — old town famous for its Delftware ceramics
- Dordrecht — historic town with numerous museums
- Gouda — famous for its Gouda Cheese and the Cheese market
- Leiden — vibrant student town with the oldest university of the nation
- Rotterdam — Europe's largest port, modern architecture and an impressive skyline
- Scheveningen — largest and most popular beach resort of the nation, officially a neighborhood of The Hague
- Schiedam — historic town known for its jenever, a Dutch alcoholic drink, and the five largest windmills of the world
More Destinations
The windmills of Kinderdijk - Kinderdijk
- Biesbosch National Park — one of the last freshwater tide areas in Europe
- Delta Works — a high-tech engineering project of dams and sluices; a show case of the Dutch and their endless struggle against the sea
- Lisse|Keukenhof — each spring more than 800,000 travelers visit this flower garden
- Kinderdijk — the windmills at Kinderdijk show the typical Dutch landscape in all its glory
South Holland Halal Travel Guide
Travel to South Holland
How to get around in South Holland
What to see in South Holland
- The windmills of Kinderdijk (on the Unesco legacy list)
Best things to do in South Holland
- Go sailing on the Kaag|Kager Plassen.
- Go cycling through the polders or the coastal dunes or from historic town to historic town.
Halal Restaurants in South Holland
Stay Safe
News & References South Holland
Explore more Halal friendly Destinations from South Holland
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