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Giethoorn - एक स्वप्नवत जागा! | Venice of Netherlands | GIETHOORN Netherlands | Town of no roads |

Giethoorn - एक स्वप्नवत जागा! | Venice of Netherlands | GIETHOORN Netherlands | Town of no roads | #marathivlog #marathivlogger #marathiyoutuber #marathi #marathiyoutubechannel #marathieuropetour #marathieuropevlog #europe #europetravel #europeantravel #marathiyoutubevideo #marathiblogger #marathiblog #giethoorn #netherland #netherlandstravel #netherlandsvlog #nederland #nederlands #venice #veniceofthenetherlands #travel #marathivlog #travelvlog #travelvlogger #travelblogger Giethoorn is the most beautiful and fairytale village in the Netherlands. In this village, the inhabitants can only sail around, walk, or cycle to transport themselves. Every year, 1 million people visit Giethoorn. A small village located in the Northeastern part of the Netherlands, approx. 85-minute drive from Amsterdam, our capital city. Yearly around 1 million people from all over the world come to visit our town of ''no roads'', this puts Giethoorn in the top 10 attractions in the Netherlands. Our village is of course well known in the Netherlands but also far beyond. This means it would be difficult to name a country, where nobody from that country, has not visited the Dutch ''Venice of the Netherlands''. Village of Giethoorn The part of our village that most (foreign) tourists will see when they visit us is called: ''Giethoorn village''. This part of our village contains hand-dug canals and all small islands which are interconnected by 176 bridges to the mainland. In fact, on all these islands, there are houses (farmhouses) which are built in the 18th and 19th centuries. A walking/cycling path named: 'Binnenpad' runs right through this area. Tourist shops and restaurants (which are well represented) are interspersed with typical Dutch houses with thatched roofs. Dutch village without roads Giethoorn village has no roads in the center. So of course, no roads mean also no cars. Visitors and residents of Giethoorn village need to park their cars outside the village at special car parks. This car-free area is the commercial heart of our village. You can rent whisper boats, board a guided cruise, or visit a museum here, and there are lots of choices of restaurants and cafes. This cycling/footpath known as the 'Binnenpad' is like walking onto a film set. 80% of our visitors only come to this part of our village. Giethoorn is a mostly car-free village in the northeastern Dutch province of Overijssel. It’s known for its boat-filled waterways, footpaths, bicycle trails and centuries-old thatched-roof houses. It borders a section of the Weerribben-Wieden National Park, a marshy area once popular for peat and reed harvesting. Next to the park, Museum Giethoorn ‘t Olde Maat Uus is a farm museum illustrating the region’s history. Exploring the Netherlands by Public Transport (and Sunshine!)Looking for an authentic Dutch experience? Forget the rental car and join me on a journey through the Netherlands, powered by its fantastic public transport system! In my latest travel vlog, I'm trading four wheels for train tracks and bus routes, discovering hidden gems and soaking up the stunning Dutch landscapes, all while enjoying the glorious (and sometimes unpredictable!) Dutch weather. Why Public Transport in the Netherlands is a Traveler's Dream: Efficient and Reliable: The Netherlands boasts one of the best public transport networks in the world. Trains, buses, and trams are punctual and connect even the smallest villages. Sustainable Travel: Reduce your carbon footprint and travel responsibly. Scenic Routes: From the comfort of your seat, enjoy breathtaking views of tulip fields, windmills, and charming canals. Budget-Friendly: Save on parking fees and fuel costs. Immerse Yourself in Local Life: Experience the Netherlands like a local and interact with friendly Dutch commuters In my latest vlog, I embarked on a journey from Manchester to Amsterdam Central Station. I hopped on a NL transport towards s hergenbosch. The weather was perfect for a picnic where I enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere and watched locals enjoying the sunshine. No trip to the Netherlands is complete without indulging in delicious Dutch treats. I sampled fresh stroopwafels at a local market, a true culinary delight. Dutch weather can be unpredictable, so be prepared for rain or shine. Keywords: Netherlands travel vlog, public transport, train travel, bus travel, Dutch landscapes, travel tips, weather, travel vlog, travel Europe, Kinderdijk, Utrecht canals, Dutch food, travel vlog Netherlands, sustainable travel Netherlands. Have you travelled to the Netherlands by public transport? Share your experiences in the comments below! Subscribe to my channel for more travel adventures.