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Amsterdam is the city of Rembrandt, Anne Frank, the Red Light District, Johan Cruyff, and the Dutch East and West India Companies; there’s a world of fascinating stories, spellbinding art and architecture that has stood the test of time. During 50-year project in the 17th century Amsterdam grew to four times its previous size, becoming the 3rd largest city in the world after London and Paris.Central to that plan was the Canal Belt, a network of concentric canals that is now UNESCO listed. Built on reclaimed land, Amsterdam is a feat of ingenuity, and still crackles with the ambition, cultural tolerance and enterprise that drove the 17th-century Golden Age when the Netherlands led the world in trade, maritime power, culture and economic might.

Belgium might be little yet it's pressed brimming with sights. UNESCO-acclaimed locales in the capital city of Brussels run from fourteenth century guildhalls encompassing the rich Grand Place to the mid twentieth century Art Nouveau townhouses of Victor Horta. Bruges is a noteworthy fascination for visitors, with its impeccably safeguarded medieval boulevards rimming serene channels that bait rushes of explorers every year. However, a lot of different towns in the nation - e...specially Ghent and Mechelen - hold phenomenal engineering precedents from the Middle Ages also. This little country has been comfortable cutting edge of Europe's history, with a significant number of the landmass' most critical occasions happened over its wide open. It was in Belgium that Napoleon met his match at the skirmish of Waterloo.Belgium has it all from great food to breathtaking sights. See more