Attractions in South Holland

The construction of the six-kilometer-long dam began in 1962. The Seearm between Goeree-Overflakkee and Schouwen-Duiveland was here up to 30 meters deep. The Brouwersdam was completed in 1971 and is …read more

The Brouwersdam is the seventh building of the Delta Works. The construction connects the islands of Goeree-Overflakkee and Schouwen-Duiveland. From the cycle path you have a beautiful view of the Grevelingenmeer and the North Sea.

Strongly recommended, this cycle path along the sea and through the dunes between Noordwijk and Zandvoort. Wind insured. And as the non-existent saying goes, "If you always have a headwind, you're probably going the wrong way."

Beautiful cycle path through the dunes between Zandvoort and Noordwijk! About halfway along the route you pass the provincial border between North and South Holland.

Beautiful route through Meijendel, the largest contiguous dune area in South Holland. In addition to the open dune landscape there are many freshwater lakes, from which drinking water is obtained.

D15 T2 Nano; Downstairs / downstairs (about 30 steps)
The Erasmus Bridge was designed by Ben van Berkel (UNStudio) and completed in 1996. The 802-meter-long cable-stayed bridge has a 139-meter-high …read more

Wonderfully winding road along a river. Narrow road, but generally also little traffic.

With Dutch rental city bikes you can cycle along the coast. Everything easily accessible.

Along the canal "Nieuwe Waterschap" there are 19 perfectly preserved Dutch mills. As in many other places in Holland, the mills were not used as grain mills when they were …read more

The mill is the sixth in a series of a total of seven basin mills that lined the basin of the western part of the Lopiker- and the eastern part …read more

The Noordwijk dunes is a beautiful area for a challenging bike ride. The cycle path undulates up and down the narrow strip of dunes along the North Sea.

Beautiful winding road along the water Vlist, between Vlist and Haastrecht. This side is the car-free side. A bit narrower than the other side.

Here the Rhine Cycle Route ends after 1500 km directly on the sea.

Great little Dutch village. Especially the marketplace is great.

Very nice single trail

With Dutch rental city bikes you can cycle along the coast. Everything easily accessible.

Great promenade ... absolutely to stroll and enjoy. !!!

Close to Hoek van Holland is the Maeslantkering, a structure that is part of the Delta Works. On the banks of the Nieuwe Waterweg is a 250-meter climb to a beautiful viewpoint.

For racing bikes just the right surface. Here you have to accelerate and enjoy the rush of speed.

Here is a new and an old lighthouse. The old cast iron tower has been on the list of national monuments of the Netherlands since 1982. This honor is probably no longer his successor made of concrete.