Car Rental Netherlands

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Hertz car rental in Netherlands

The Netherlands, often better known as Holland, is a country in Western Europe that is bordered by Germany and Belgium on one side and looks out over the North Sea on the other. Its three largest cities are Amsterdam, The Hague and Rotterdam with The Hague being its administrative capital and Rotterdam being its biggest port. Famous for windmills, clogs and tulips, the Netherlands is a very flat country that also has a very famous sea faring past - having once had colonies as far apart as America and Surinam.

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Driving in and around Netherlands

Amsterdam is by far the most popular tourist destination in Holland and just one visit will show you why. As well as having a very relaxed culture it also boasts major attractions like the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum as well as Anne Frank’s house. Even if you rent a car in the Netherlands one of the best ways to discover Amsterdam is by taking one of the many canal cruises available. In Rotterdam you’ll find some of the most innovative and iconic architecture in the Netherlands as well as a vibrant and exciting port city.

A quick guide to Netherlands

Like many aspects of life in the Netherlands it’s a country where the rules around driving are comparatively relaxed. It’s also a country where there are a great number of cyclists and while they are largely given their own cycle lanes to protect them from the traffic you should show them consideration when you do meet. Similarly, buses pulling away from stops in built-up areas have the right of way over private transport. Parking discs are widely used and these are available from many stores. Make sure you use them as police are able to charge on-the spot fines for any parking offences.