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Maastricht is situated in Limburg, south of the Netherlands. It is the capital of the Province of Limburg, very close to Aachen in Germany and Liege in Belgium. The city of Maastricht is split in two by the river Maas. Maastricht is in the centre of some major European cities such as Brussels, Dusserdolf, Cologne, Amsterdam, Paris and London. It is easily reachable by all means of transport. More>> |
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Rotterdam is a vibrant international city. It has an extremely modern landscape with high rising towers and creative architecture. The city accommodates 600,000 people with a cocktail of 160 different nationalities. The Rotterdam region reaches a population of around 1.2 million inhabitants. More>> |
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Delft is a lovely city full of culture and history. It is located in the western part of the Netherlands between Rotterdam and The Hague. Delft is crisscrossed with canals and narrow winding alleyways and offers a variety of museums such as the Army Museum, the Tools museum and the 'Prinsehof' museum, where William I, prince of Orange was assassinated in 1584. More>> |
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The Hague is the governmental and political center of the Netherlands. The Hague has 600,000 inhabitants and is situated on the west part of the country, 50km's south of Amsterdam and 30km's west of Rotterdam. The Hague accommodates the Royal Palace and holds most of the administrative offices of the country. More>> |
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