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- Kinderdijk windmills - Wikipedia
Built in 1738 and 1740, to keep water out of the polder, it is the largest concentration of old windmills in the Netherlands and one of the best-known Dutch tourist sites The mills are listed as national monuments and the entire area is a protected village view since 1993
- Visit the Kinderdijk windmills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
In the beautiful, water-rich area near Dordrecht you will find the windmills of Kinderdijk Built around 1740, these 19 magnificent windmills stand here as part of a larger water management system to prevent flooding
- Home - Kinderdijk
For over 700 years, the dikes, windmills, and pumping stations of Kinderdijk have kept our feet dry Join us on a boat tour, step inside the museum windmills, and discover the personal stories of the millers
- Kinderdijk Windmills (The Netherlands): How to Visit What to See
Complete guide to visiting Kinderdijk windmills in the Netherlands Why go, what to see and do, getting there, best time to visit insider tips Find out!
- The Windmills at Kinderdijk – World Heritage Site
What are the Windmills at Kinderdijk? This UNESCO World Heritage Site (officially known as the Mill Network of Kinderdijk Elshout) is a collection of 19 large windmills, located around the village of Kinderdijk in South Holland province, just east of the city of Rotterdam
- Kinderdijk Windmills: How To Get There And See It For FREE
A comprehensive guide on visiting the world famous Kinderdijk Windmills UNESCO World Heritage Site in Holland From how to get there, top things to do, to how you can visit the famous windmills for FREE
- Visit the Kinderdijk windmills at Rotterdam for free (+ map)
Kinderdijk has the highest amount of windmills: 19 historic windmills lined up along the water, creating the beautiful sight you’ve probably heard of when researching your trip to the Netherlands This unique place was even listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List and now attracts millions of visitors
- A Visit To Kinderdijk Windmills Near R0tterdam- Complete Guide
Close to the Netherlands’ oldest city Dordrecht and only a short distance from Rotterdam, Kinderdijk is home to 19 historic windmills These windmills were built in 1740 as part of an ingenious water management system to prevent floods and reclaim land for farming and habitation
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