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]]>These classic meatballs are found in bars across the city. Nowadays, there should be plenty of vegetarian, vegan, and even gluten-free options available, but if you want to, you can always try the originals which are made from a thick beef stew that then gets breaded and fried. Try with a dab of mustard or mayonnaise, and don’t forget your toast of classic Dutch beer to accompany your bitterballen!
The Dutch and the British can argue over who really invented the classic dish of fish and chips forever—all you have to do is decide which is better! Head to the Albert Cuyp Market around lunchtime, to be in with a chance of ordering some seriously fresh fish and chips. You can even watch them batter and fry the fish in front of you at some market stalls! Don’t forget to try some of the condiments on offer with the fish, a classic is “frittesauce” which is just a bit sweeter than mayonnaise.
Other countries and regions across Europe may argue that the waffle originated there, but one thing is for sure—the waffles in Amsterdam are out of this world. Commonly ordered as a seriously indulgent breakfast dish, you can expect all sorts of toppings to be on offer in a traditional waffle house—opt for the classic bacon and maple syrup, or try something more unusual, like baba ganoush and fried egg. Whatever you choose, you’re sure to enjoy these Dutch delicacies!
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]]>The post In Bloom: The Most Beautiful Gardens Around the World appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Known as the “Garden of Europe,” the Keukenhof Gardens are home to over 7 million flowers including tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and more. The garden has over 800 tulip varieties and covers a total area of 79 acres. Visitors can take boat tours, ride bikes, or stroll along designated walking paths while enjoying the breathtaking scenery.
The Garden of Versailles was Commissioned by King Louis XIV in the 17th century and is famous for its symmetry and meticulous landscaping. The garden has 55 fountains, 600 jets of water, and 372 statues, which, together, create a sense of magnificence and grandeur. Entry to the gardens is free from November to March, and guided tours are available for those interested in seeing more of the estate.
This garden in British Columbia features an extraordinary display of colorful blooms and blossoms. Its 55 acres feature a mix of Japanese, Italian, and English-style gardens, though Butchat’s pièce de résistance is its sunken garden, an abandoned quarry now filled with trees and over 150 flower beds.
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]]>The post Don’t Like Partying? There’s Still Lots to Do in Amsterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>While it may currently be most known for its partying, Amsterdam is actually also a major city in the art world. If you like art and museums, the Rembrandt House and the Van Gogh Museum are both absolute musts to visit.
Did you know that Heineken, one of the most famous beers in the world, comes from Amsterdam? While you’re there, you can have the “Heineken Experience,” which involves an interactive tour through a former brewery and a tasting.
One of the most striking and beautiful features of Amsterdam’s landscape is its famous canals, which differentiate it from many other European cities. Taking a canal boat tour is a must-have, memorable experience you can enjoy even sober.
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]]>The post These are The Best Places to Visit in January appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This snowy city boasts an exciting annual celebration called the Sneeuwbal Winter Festival, and this year, it’s at the end of January. Live music is played by house and techno DJs, and festival goers can listen to this music in igloos or take a break and go ice skating and tobogganing. Dress code includes eclectic winter gear. And don’t worry, you won’t go hungry—there are bratwursts, soups, mulled wine and more to fill your stomach!
This Indian city is full of things to do during the month of January. The second week of January is the annual kite festival, where thousands of people come from all over to fly their beautifully created kites. Later in the month, Republic Day celebrates the creation of the Indian Republic with a parade and parties. You might as well book a hotel for the whole and month and stick around for both!
If its summer you’re looking for, head to Australia, where January means summer weather and warm waters. The white sand beaches are next to waters where you can surf or snorkel next to the Great Barrier Reef. There are endless sites to see, both natural and man-made. If you’re looking to escape the cold, Queensland is the perfect place to go.
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]]>The post 3 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Miss Market Hall in Rotterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you want to shop locally while in Rotterdam, Market Hall is a good place to start. It’s one of the best spots in the entire city to buy fresh produce since it’s home to almost a hundred fresh food stalls selling everything from seafood and cheese to specialties of local cuisine.
Even if you’re not in the mood to buy fresh produce and prepare your own food, Rotterdam’s Market Hall won’t leave you disappointed. You’ll find many restaurants and eateries on its premises where you can enjoy a delicious meal after exploring all the stalls.
Even if it wasn’t for the marketplace inside, Rotterdam’s Market Hall would be quite impressive thanks to its distinctive design. The horseshoe-shaped building with a glass façade is truly a sight to behold, and you should take a moment to admire artwork adorning its walls.
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]]>The post 4 Cool Thing To See And Do In Utrecht, Netherlands appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Designed by the famed architect Gerrit Rietveld and a socialite called Truus Schröder-Schräde in the 1920s, this house contains many ingenious design ideas. One of the main features is the adjustable walls that create additional space when moved. After Schröder-Schräder’s death in 1985, the house became a UNESCO Heritage Site.
This incredible neo-gothic castle is one of the most luxurious ones in Europe. The gardens and the park were designed by the architect Pierre Cuypers and they are as spectacular as the building itself.
This fascinating museum in central Utrecht collects and preserves a large collection of self-playing instruments. Despite being centuries old, many of these artifacts continue to chime and ding away.
Sonnenborgh Observatory allows visitors to explore the night sky with their high-powered telescopes. The facility, which was founded back in the 19th century by the University of Utrecht, also holds several specialized exhibitions.
Utrecht’s Centraal Museum is renowned for its rich Northern Renaissance collection, but it also holds many other groundbreaking artworks from the last 10 centuries.
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]]>The post Tour Keukenhof Virtually This Spring! appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Fortunately, however, there is a virtual tour of this famous spot on the Keukenhof website that you should check out to get a taste of this lovely place!
Whether you have visited Keukenhof before or not, it is worth taking the time to cruise through the gardens with a 360 degree video that takes you all around its 32 hectares. You will see ponds, lakes, and over 7 million flowers that come to life in spring with a number of colors and patterns.
This completely free experience will transport you to the Dutch countryside and give you a taste of one of the most spectacular spring sights that you will find anywhere. In addition to the tulips, crocuses, hyacinths, orchids, daffodils and other flowers you’ll see on your tour, you will also check out a number of pieces of sculpture and artwork that add a whole new dimension to this fantastic garden.
It might not be quite the same as actually visiting, but a virtual visit to Keukenhof will hopefully quench at least some of your travel desire and transport you to a beautiful spring world.
Be sure to check out Keukenhof over the next month or so!
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]]>The post Two Breakfast You Never Thought To Try appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Many cultures have sweet food for breakfast but seeing a Dutch person eating bread with chocolate sprinkles may still be confusing. They may seem like sprinkles used for cake decorating but in the Netherlands, they are called Hagelslag (“hailstorm” in Dutch) and they are one of the nation’s favorite foods. For breakfast, have a fresh slice of bread with a thin layer of butter and sprinkle the hagelslag of choice: fruit, chocolate or, if you’re up for it, anise-flavored.
Despite the fact that not many people outside of South America have heard of it, the arepa is considered by many to be the best breakfast in the world. This Venezuelan treat is, in fact, a tough one to beat. The arepa is a cornflour bread pocket filled with cream cheese, avocado salad, or perhaps eggs and beans. You can make it as nutritious as you’d like, and it’s guaranteed to keep your belly full for hours.
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]]>The post The 3 Most Exciting Things To See In Rotterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Rotterdam is one of those cities that make you feel like you belong there. People are kind, the food is great and everything is clean and organized. Well, if you ever go there (and please do), here are three things that you have to see to fully experience Rotterdam’s charm.
An entirely covered market with astonishing architecture, Markthal is one of the most popular places in Rotterdam. Its unique design and the murals on the arched ceiling mean this place will make you want to stay there for days.
You think you’ve seen it all? You should think twice. Rotterdam is famous for its modern architecture, but this is a new level of creativity. The Cube Houses (Kubuswoningen) were designed by the architect Piett Bloom and present a real architectural gem.
Just 23 kilometers from Rotterdam on the river Noors, you will come across a lovely little village that will fill your heart with peace. Here you will find 19 windmills that are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. All of these beautiful windmills have been restored and very well preserved.
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]]>The post Visit Giethoorn: The Village With No Roads appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This northeastern village is car-free. There are no roads, no cars, only small lakes. In Giethoorn, often referred to as “Little Venice” or the “Venice of the Netherlands”, the most commonly used means of transport are boats, just like in Venice, Italy.
The village is full of greenery. Trees, beautiful green grass, picturesque farms, wooden bridges and blue sky will take your breath away. You can rent a boat or a canoe and explore the environment. While admiring the gorgeous 18th and 19th-century farmhouses, breathe deeply, enjoy the fresh, unpolluted air, your lungs will be grateful. You can book a hotel situated on the water’s edge or have a romantic feast while watching the lake.
Giethoorn is also famous for the Dutch comedy called Fanfare, which was filmed there.
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]]>The post 3 Best Dutch Foods To Try in Amsterdam, The Netherlands appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>These classic meatballs are found in bars across the city. Nowadays, there should be plenty of vegetarian, vegan, and even gluten-free options available, but if you want to, you can always try the originals which are made from a thick beef stew that then gets breaded and fried. Try with a dab of mustard or mayonnaise, and don’t forget your toast of classic Dutch beer to accompany your bitterballen!
The Dutch and the British can argue over who really invented the classic dish of fish and chips forever—all you have to do is decide which is better! Head to the Albert Cuyp Market around lunchtime, to be in with a chance of ordering some seriously fresh fish and chips. You can even watch them batter and fry the fish in front of you at some market stalls! Don’t forget to try some of the condiments on offer with the fish, a classic is “frittesauce” which is just a bit sweeter than mayonnaise.
Other countries and regions across Europe may argue that the waffle originated there, but one thing is for sure—the waffles in Amsterdam are out of this world. Commonly ordered as a seriously indulgent breakfast dish, you can expect all sorts of toppings to be on offer in a traditional waffle house—opt for the classic bacon and maple syrup, or try something more unusual, like baba ganoush and fried egg. Whatever you choose, you’re sure to enjoy these Dutch delicacies!
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]]>The post In Bloom: The Most Beautiful Gardens Around the World appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Known as the “Garden of Europe,” the Keukenhof Gardens are home to over 7 million flowers including tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and more. The garden has over 800 tulip varieties and covers a total area of 79 acres. Visitors can take boat tours, ride bikes, or stroll along designated walking paths while enjoying the breathtaking scenery.
The Garden of Versailles was Commissioned by King Louis XIV in the 17th century and is famous for its symmetry and meticulous landscaping. The garden has 55 fountains, 600 jets of water, and 372 statues, which, together, create a sense of magnificence and grandeur. Entry to the gardens is free from November to March, and guided tours are available for those interested in seeing more of the estate.
This garden in British Columbia features an extraordinary display of colorful blooms and blossoms. Its 55 acres feature a mix of Japanese, Italian, and English-style gardens, though Butchat’s pièce de résistance is its sunken garden, an abandoned quarry now filled with trees and over 150 flower beds.
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]]>The post Don’t Like Partying? There’s Still Lots to Do in Amsterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>While it may currently be most known for its partying, Amsterdam is actually also a major city in the art world. If you like art and museums, the Rembrandt House and the Van Gogh Museum are both absolute musts to visit.
Did you know that Heineken, one of the most famous beers in the world, comes from Amsterdam? While you’re there, you can have the “Heineken Experience,” which involves an interactive tour through a former brewery and a tasting.
One of the most striking and beautiful features of Amsterdam’s landscape is its famous canals, which differentiate it from many other European cities. Taking a canal boat tour is a must-have, memorable experience you can enjoy even sober.
The post Don’t Like Partying? There’s Still Lots to Do in Amsterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post These are The Best Places to Visit in January appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This snowy city boasts an exciting annual celebration called the Sneeuwbal Winter Festival, and this year, it’s at the end of January. Live music is played by house and techno DJs, and festival goers can listen to this music in igloos or take a break and go ice skating and tobogganing. Dress code includes eclectic winter gear. And don’t worry, you won’t go hungry—there are bratwursts, soups, mulled wine and more to fill your stomach!
This Indian city is full of things to do during the month of January. The second week of January is the annual kite festival, where thousands of people come from all over to fly their beautifully created kites. Later in the month, Republic Day celebrates the creation of the Indian Republic with a parade and parties. You might as well book a hotel for the whole and month and stick around for both!
If its summer you’re looking for, head to Australia, where January means summer weather and warm waters. The white sand beaches are next to waters where you can surf or snorkel next to the Great Barrier Reef. There are endless sites to see, both natural and man-made. If you’re looking to escape the cold, Queensland is the perfect place to go.
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]]>The post 3 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Miss Market Hall in Rotterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>If you want to shop locally while in Rotterdam, Market Hall is a good place to start. It’s one of the best spots in the entire city to buy fresh produce since it’s home to almost a hundred fresh food stalls selling everything from seafood and cheese to specialties of local cuisine.
Even if you’re not in the mood to buy fresh produce and prepare your own food, Rotterdam’s Market Hall won’t leave you disappointed. You’ll find many restaurants and eateries on its premises where you can enjoy a delicious meal after exploring all the stalls.
Even if it wasn’t for the marketplace inside, Rotterdam’s Market Hall would be quite impressive thanks to its distinctive design. The horseshoe-shaped building with a glass façade is truly a sight to behold, and you should take a moment to admire artwork adorning its walls.
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]]>The post 4 Cool Thing To See And Do In Utrecht, Netherlands appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Designed by the famed architect Gerrit Rietveld and a socialite called Truus Schröder-Schräde in the 1920s, this house contains many ingenious design ideas. One of the main features is the adjustable walls that create additional space when moved. After Schröder-Schräder’s death in 1985, the house became a UNESCO Heritage Site.
This incredible neo-gothic castle is one of the most luxurious ones in Europe. The gardens and the park were designed by the architect Pierre Cuypers and they are as spectacular as the building itself.
This fascinating museum in central Utrecht collects and preserves a large collection of self-playing instruments. Despite being centuries old, many of these artifacts continue to chime and ding away.
Sonnenborgh Observatory allows visitors to explore the night sky with their high-powered telescopes. The facility, which was founded back in the 19th century by the University of Utrecht, also holds several specialized exhibitions.
Utrecht’s Centraal Museum is renowned for its rich Northern Renaissance collection, but it also holds many other groundbreaking artworks from the last 10 centuries.
The post 4 Cool Thing To See And Do In Utrecht, Netherlands appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Tour Keukenhof Virtually This Spring! appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Fortunately, however, there is a virtual tour of this famous spot on the Keukenhof website that you should check out to get a taste of this lovely place!
Whether you have visited Keukenhof before or not, it is worth taking the time to cruise through the gardens with a 360 degree video that takes you all around its 32 hectares. You will see ponds, lakes, and over 7 million flowers that come to life in spring with a number of colors and patterns.
This completely free experience will transport you to the Dutch countryside and give you a taste of one of the most spectacular spring sights that you will find anywhere. In addition to the tulips, crocuses, hyacinths, orchids, daffodils and other flowers you’ll see on your tour, you will also check out a number of pieces of sculpture and artwork that add a whole new dimension to this fantastic garden.
It might not be quite the same as actually visiting, but a virtual visit to Keukenhof will hopefully quench at least some of your travel desire and transport you to a beautiful spring world.
Be sure to check out Keukenhof over the next month or so!
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]]>The post Two Breakfast You Never Thought To Try appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Many cultures have sweet food for breakfast but seeing a Dutch person eating bread with chocolate sprinkles may still be confusing. They may seem like sprinkles used for cake decorating but in the Netherlands, they are called Hagelslag (“hailstorm” in Dutch) and they are one of the nation’s favorite foods. For breakfast, have a fresh slice of bread with a thin layer of butter and sprinkle the hagelslag of choice: fruit, chocolate or, if you’re up for it, anise-flavored.
Despite the fact that not many people outside of South America have heard of it, the arepa is considered by many to be the best breakfast in the world. This Venezuelan treat is, in fact, a tough one to beat. The arepa is a cornflour bread pocket filled with cream cheese, avocado salad, or perhaps eggs and beans. You can make it as nutritious as you’d like, and it’s guaranteed to keep your belly full for hours.
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]]>The post The 3 Most Exciting Things To See In Rotterdam appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Rotterdam is one of those cities that make you feel like you belong there. People are kind, the food is great and everything is clean and organized. Well, if you ever go there (and please do), here are three things that you have to see to fully experience Rotterdam’s charm.
An entirely covered market with astonishing architecture, Markthal is one of the most popular places in Rotterdam. Its unique design and the murals on the arched ceiling mean this place will make you want to stay there for days.
You think you’ve seen it all? You should think twice. Rotterdam is famous for its modern architecture, but this is a new level of creativity. The Cube Houses (Kubuswoningen) were designed by the architect Piett Bloom and present a real architectural gem.
Just 23 kilometers from Rotterdam on the river Noors, you will come across a lovely little village that will fill your heart with peace. Here you will find 19 windmills that are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. All of these beautiful windmills have been restored and very well preserved.
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]]>The post Visit Giethoorn: The Village With No Roads appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>This northeastern village is car-free. There are no roads, no cars, only small lakes. In Giethoorn, often referred to as “Little Venice” or the “Venice of the Netherlands”, the most commonly used means of transport are boats, just like in Venice, Italy.
The village is full of greenery. Trees, beautiful green grass, picturesque farms, wooden bridges and blue sky will take your breath away. You can rent a boat or a canoe and explore the environment. While admiring the gorgeous 18th and 19th-century farmhouses, breathe deeply, enjoy the fresh, unpolluted air, your lungs will be grateful. You can book a hotel situated on the water’s edge or have a romantic feast while watching the lake.
Giethoorn is also famous for the Dutch comedy called Fanfare, which was filmed there.
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