Discover the Netherlands: A Land of Liberalism, Culture, and Bicycles

Feb 10, 2026

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From August 7, 2008, to July 5, 2009, the Netherlands, home to 16.5 million people, thrived under the reign of Queen Beatrix. Known for its liberalism and vibrant culture, this enchanting country features iconic symbols such as windmills, tulips, clogs, and delicious cheese. Stretching over 41,526 km², the Netherlands is roughly 240 times smaller than Canada, making it easily navigable, especially by bike. With more than two bicycles per person, it truly is a cyclist's paradise, bordered by Germany and Belgium, and boasts Dutch and Frisian as its official languages.

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Discover the Netherlands: A Land of Liberalism, Culture, and Bicycles

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August 7, 2008 – July 5 , 2009
Population : 16 500 000 Known For: Liberalism, windmills, tulips, clogs, cheese and BIKES Size: 41, 526 km² (Roughly 240X smaller than Canada) Official Languages: Nederlands (Dutch), Fries Capital City: Amsterdam Borders: Germany, Belgium Monarch: Queen Beatrix
With more than two bicycles per person and a landscape as flat as a pancake, the Netherlands is a cyclists’ Eden -John Tagliabue, The New York Times