Amsterdam Damrak, Holland. by remoscarfo

What makes Amsterdam so attractive is the 17th century historical atmosphere combined with the mentality of a modern metropolis creating a friendly and relaxed environment. The small scale of the buildings and the intimacy of the streets, canals and squares create an atmosphere that visitors find unique.

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Eilean Donan Castle, Scotland by orxy

Famous Castle in Scottish Weather

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The Hague, Holland. by remoscarfo

The Hague is one of the most extraordinary cities in Holland. Not just because it is our government city, but also because of its many monuments, historic districts and its location near the beautiful North Sea coastline. The Hague is also known as ‘the Royal City by the Sea’ and is called ‘the residence city’.

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Amsterdam Canals, Holland. by remoscarfo

Amsterdam is the most watery city in the world.

Its canals and harbours fill a full quarter of her surface Its waterways have always been its essence and its source of wealth The 17th century Canal Belt was placed on UNESCO’s World Heritage list in 2011

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Amsterdam Canals, Holland. by remoscarfo

Wish you all a very happy and meaningful Holidays! And a big thanks for all your generosity this past year 😉

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Amsterdam. by remoscarfo

Canal Ring Amsterdam.

Alongside tulips and windmills, the global image of Amsterdam is one of a city entwined with water. Since its development in the 17th century, Amsterdam’s Canal Ring has grown to be one of the world’s most unique urban landscapes.

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Zaanse Schans, Holland. by remoscarfo

Zaanse Schans a Quick 20 mins drive from Amsterdam leads you to a Fairy Tale Land !!! Beautiful as it looks and feels 🙂

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Amsterdam. by remoscarfo

Amsterdam Canals, Holland.

Amsterdam is the most watery city in the world. Its canals and harbours fill a full quarter of her surface Its waterways have always been its essence and its source of wealth The 17th century Canal Belt was placed on UNESCO’s World Heritage list in 2011

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Che preferisce il Classico. by remoscarfo

Kinderdijk windmills: unique & iconic water management.

A significant part of Holland is situated up to approximately 7 meters below sea level. The Dutch don’t notice any of this though, because an incredibly innovative and intricate system keeps the ever-rising seawater from flooding the land. Even during spring tide, the Dutch are safely guarded from being washed away…
The most important aspect of UNESCO World Heritage Kinderdijk is undoubtedly the unique collection of 19 authentic windmills, which are considered a Dutch icon throughout the entire world.

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Doll Houses. by remoscarfo

Doll Houses MADNESS.
AMSTERDAM.

The most effective way to do IT is,
TO DO IT 😉

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