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The official language of the Netherlands is Dutch. 🗣

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They are known worldwide for being one of the most tolerant countries. 😸🌷

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Dutch art                                                                             Holland has been the birthplace of numerous artists such as Van Gogh, Rembrandt and Vermeer. You can visit his most relevant works in the numerous art museums in Holland, such as the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. For lovers of the most avant-garde art, a visit to the Kunsthal Rotterdam and the Kröller-Müller Museum in the De Hoge Veluwe national park cannot be missed. 👨🏻‍🎨                                   

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Dutch gastronomy                                                    Dutch cuisine is characterized by hearty dishes based on potatoes and meat, cheese, raw or smoked fish from the North Sea and all kinds of snacks such as croquettes and French fries.Sweets include the famous Dutch waffles, apple pie and different regional cookies.

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Holland, known for its iconic windmills, tulip fields and waterscapes, is also a pioneer in a green revolution, sustainability. This small European country has proven to be a pioneer in this revolution along with innovation, offering valuable lessons on how to live more respectfully with the environment. Next, we will explore how sustainable practices integrated into everyday Dutch life can inspire us to adopt a greener lifestyle. 🐾

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Dutch regional costumesThe costume that is known today as "typical of Holland" actually comes from the town of Volendam.The woman's costume consists of a long brightly colored skirt, a black shirt covered with colorful details, a pointed hat and clogs. The men are dressed in black with a jacket and a striped shirt, wearing traditional wooden clogs and a small hat.Another well-known regional costume is that of the Zeeland girls, who wear a very peculiar cap on their head.🧏🏻‍♀️🌷

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The official flag of the Netherlands has been composed since 1630 of three stripes of the same size of red, white and blue.Many Dutch people keep a flag at home, which they hang on the front of their houses on special occasions such as King's Day, Remembrance Day and Liberation Day.The orange flag that is also sometimes seen flying represents the Dutch royal family, the Oranje, hence its orange color (oranje in Dutch means orange). ❤

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What things are typical of Holland? bicycles, clogs, tulips and cheeses when hearing about the Netherlands. But Holland is much more than that. Windmills, canals, dams, bike paths, houseboats, and of course, the coffee shops and the Red Light District of Amsterdam, are some other typical things about Holland that surprise everyone who visits it.

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Not just a flower, also a means of payment, Tulip bulbs were an accepted means of payment in Holland in 1636. Prices skyrocketed and people began exchanging their goods and possessions for tulip bulbs. The country was immersed in tulip fever, where the best-off families were the ones who could access them. 🤑🌷

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Tulips are not native to Holland, Tulips are native to Central Asia, believed to be from the Pamir Mountains in Tajikistan, but also from other areas of southern Siberia, such as Altai and Tian Shan. 🙀🌷