Netherlands Collection (page 5)

Amsterdams Canal and Bike Culture
Amsterdam canals are recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO

Black & white view, Van Nelle Fabriek, Netherlands
A black and white view on the Van Nelle Fabriek, in Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Which used to be a factory producing Tobacco, Tea and Coffee

Central Amsterdam
This cityscape includes a boat harbor with bell towers in the background

Typical old dutch houses in Old Amsterdam

Amsterdams UNESCO Canal
This canal on Prinsengracht is one of the canals in Amsterdam, The Netherlands recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site

Amsterdams Bicycle Culture
This black and white cityscape is located in the UNESCO World Heritage Site city of Amsterdam, Netherlands. These urban fragments of bikes parked on a bridge over a canal is characteristic of this

Amsterdams Prinsengracht Canals at Night
This blue hour cityscape of Amsterdams Prinsengracht Canal is composed of arched canal bridges, and gabled architecture. The Prinsengracht Canal is recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO

The Southern Canals of Amsterdam
These urban canals of Amsterdam are recognized by the United Nations as a UNESCO World Heritage.This cityscape of canals, arched bridges

An Amsterdam Houseboat Window
This urban fragment is of a window on a Dutch houseboat on a canal in Amsterdam, Netherlands.The houseboat is docked on Prinsengracht in the canal ring of Amsterdam

Former island of Schokland (UNESCO World Heritage)
The former island Schokland is a symbol of the traditional Dutch struggle against the water. Schokland lost its status as an island when the Noordoostpolder was reclaimed from the sea in 1942

Herengracht in the Sun, Amsterdam, Netherlands
A view on the Herengracht, including the canal and small terrace with people sitting in the sunshine, in Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Clocktower Westerkerk, Amsterdam, Netherlands
A view on the clock tower of the Westerkerk Church, in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. The Westerkerk was built in 1620-1631, design by the late Renaissance architect Hendrick de Keyser

Prinsengracht, Amsterdam, Netherlands
A view over the Prinsengracht or canal in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Including a view over the canal, several boats, a canal cruise boat and small part of the houses along the canal

Kinderdijk Windmill
One of the 19 authentic windmills at Kinderdijk, a UNESCO World Heritage Sight

Amsterdam canal view
View on the Amsterdam Keizersgracht and Herengracht and traditional canalside houses

Windmills, Bridge, Tree at kinderdijk, the Netherlands
A view on some of the 19 monumental windmills of Kinderdijk a village near by Rotterdam, Zuid Holland, the Netherlands. Built in the period of 1738 1740, in order to keep water out of the polder

Windmills at sunset in Kinderdijk, Netherlands
Windmill in Kinderdijk, Rotterdam, South Holland, Netherlands. 04/19/2015: 19 spinning windmills in a natural landscape that would be underwater were it not for Dutch ingenuity

Keizersgracht (Emperors Canal), Amsterdam

Residential Houses, Bridge and Boats In Giethoorn Village
Giethoorn, Netherlands, 04/20/2016: The village still only fully accessible by boat, is one of several places commonly known as the Venice of the North or Venice of the Netherlands

a Christian school of ancient Dutch Galle Fort (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

Middeburg Abbey
Middelburg Abbey (The Abbey of our Lady) is a former Premonstratensian abbey in Middelburg. At one time it was the centre of a large monastic complex

Morning View of the Amsterdam Canals, North Holland, Netherlands
Amsterdam is the capital and most populous municipality of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The city is located in the province of North Holland in the west of the country

Amsterdam Bicycle Culture
In Amsterdam, the usage of bicycles as a form of public transportation is encourage and promoted by the Dutch government

Amsterdams Prinsengracht Canal
This urban landscape photo depicts Amsterdams Prinsengracht Canal. This UNESCO recognized canal is located along the Western Canals of the Jordaan district

Amsterdams Gabled Architecture
These Dutch canal houses in Amsterdam are characteristic of the architectural styles from the Dutch Golden Age

The Unique and Historic Architecture of Amsterdam
Central Amsterdam is recognized by UNESCO for its historic preservation of its city center and its culturally unique architecture. As a result, Amsterdam has become a very popular tourist destination

Classic Dutch Architecture of Amsterdam
The Old city center of Amsterdam is recognized by UNESCO for its historic and culturally unique architecture. This Dutch architecture is identified as Dutch Baroque architecture

The Gabled Architecture of Central Amsterdam
Central Amsterdam is recognized by UNESCO for its historic and culturally unique architecture. Amsterdam is now a popular tourist destination

The Basilica of Saint Nicholas in the Old Centre district of Amsterdam
The Basilica of Saint Nicholas was built in 1887 and is Amsterdams major Catholic church. It is located in the historic center of Amsterdam and is recognized for its Neo-Baroque

The Iconic Bicycle Culture of Urban Amsterdam
In the Netherlands, the bicycle is an important and essential part of Dutch culture. In the capital city of Amsterdam the bicycle is the major mode of transportation for its population

Amsterdams Historical Canals
These water canals are located in the historic Jordaan neighborhood of Amsterdam, Netherlands. This canal district is recognized for it canal bridges, houseboats, gabled architecture

Hortus Botanicus Building at Night, Long Exposure, Amsterdam, the Netherlands
A view on a part of the Hortus Botanicus Building, located in the city centre of Amsterdam, Noord Holland, the Netherlands. Established in 1638. Long Exposure

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping