This film won’t show what experiencing Dutch heritage is really like.
Wherever you visit in the Netherlands, you can experience Dutch icons such as windmills and tulips which are instantly recognizable around the world. Throughout history, the Dutch have used the elements to shape their country. From as early as the 12th century, windmills like those at Kinderdijk and De Beemster (both UNESCO World Heritage) were used to harness the power of the wind.
However, the Netherlands’ heritage also extends to its art, architecture and urban planning. The Dutch spirit of creativity and ingenuity continues to influence its modern culture. Take the time to enjoy the Netherlands’ unique heritage sites and get an idea of our rich and diverse history.
Background info on locations en artists in this video:
1. Canals Utrecht
2. Village of Bourtange in Groningen
3. Fort Spion, Loosdrecht
4. Supping at canals in Haarlem
5. Ice skating in Kampen
6. Delft Blue street art in Delft
7. Kaasbar in Utrecht city
8. Cocktail bar Post, distillery and windmill in Schiedam
9. Church at Garmerwolde, Groningen
10. Woman drawing at St. Bavokerk, Haarlem
