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CENTRAL REGION
The perfect mix of nature and city life, combining major hubs like Rotterdam, The Hague, and Utrecht with the coastal charm of Noordwijk and the cultural heritage of Delft and Dordrecht
DELFT
Delft is the birthplace of famous painter Johannes Vermeer. The world recognizes Delft for it's Delft Blue, but it's also a city with lovely old canals and the 'Nieuwe Kerk' and 'Oude Kerk' churches full of Dutch national history. Delft is just a stone's throw away from Rotterdam and The Hague and its beaches are also very easily accessible. This makes this route particularly worthwhile for families and easy-going cyclists!
DORDRECHT
The Island of Dordrecht is one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands, a city steeped in history dating back to the Middle Ages. Explore the historic center with its charming narrow streets and old buildings. Surrounded by tranquil waters, it invites you to enjoy a relaxed drink or snack at Groothoofd, where the three rivers converge. And from the city center, in less than 30 minutes of cycling, you can reach the popular Biesbosch National Park. The bike-friendly roads make exploring this water-rich city a true delight!
NIJMEGEN
Nijmegen, as the oldest city in the Netherlands, bears the traces of a rich history dating back to Roman times. Take a stroll through the charming Valkhof Park with its historical ruins and enjoy the view of the Waal River. For a touch of art and culture, the Valkhof Museum is a must-see. Explore the cozy streets of the lower city, discover local shops and eateries, and within just a few kilometers of cycling, you'll reach the German border!
NORTHWICK
A wonderful coastal town! Endless dunes, wide sandy beaches, cozy shops and delicious eateries. You can find all of this in the heart of the flower region. Noordwijk is the ideal destination if you're looking to combine the urban and the beachy country types during your cycling holiday. Haarlem, The city centers of Harlem, The Hague and Rotterdam are all just short bike rides away!
ROTTERDAM
Rotterdam, the one and only city in the Netherlands with an awesome skyline. Enter this modern city via the iconic Erasmus Bridge and cycle to architectural highlights such as the Markethall and the brand new Boijmans Depot. From modern Rotterdam you can reach Utrecht in just a few hours. Along the road stop by Gouda, the city known for it's world famous cheese.
THE HAGUE
There is so much to do and experience in The Hague, the city that hosts the Dutch Parliament. Whether you fancy the beach or want to go to a museum in the monumental city center, The Hague has it all. Thanks to its central location, The Hague is an excellent starting point for cyclists to visit Noordwijk, Haarlem and Alkmaar. Moreover, it could be a crucial part of your cycling route from the Western part of the Netherlands to head for Delft, Rotterdam or Utrecht.
UTRECHT
Utrecht is rightfully the city full of bikes! Thousands of cyclists pass one another every day in the busy city center. Not surprisingly, here you will find the largest bicycle parking in the world. It has 3 floors with stalls that can manage a total of 12,500 bikes!! Park your bike, take a walk along the Singel and the canals and discover the unique wharf cellars by foot. Utrecht is centrally located in the middle of the national cycle network and there are excellent cycle connections to Amsterdam, Eindhoven and Tilburg.