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Artis Zoo - Amsterdam - Information on the animals and their habitats, general and historical information.
Burgers' Zoo - Information about the habitats: Safaripark, Bush, Desert and Ocean. With pictures and wallpapers.
Dolfinarium Harderwijk - A dolphin center and family fun park. General information. (Mostly Dutch)
Duinrell Wassenaar - A family fun park in the west of Holland, near the Hague.
Efteling - Dutch fairy tale attraction park. With information on the hotel and online fairy tales.
Giethoorn - Venice of Holland - Giethoorn is a beautiful place to visit because of its bridges, waterways and "punters" (typical boats from Giethoorn). Information on water tours. With pictures.
i.r.D.F. Woudagemaal pumping station - This monument has the only steam-driven pumping engine in the world that still serves its original purpose. Since 1998 has a place on UNESCO's World heritage list.
Keukenhof, Spring Garden of Europe - Pictures, information on the history and services.
Kinderdijk - windmills - Information on the mills, their history and function.
Kinderdijk.org - Official Kinderdijk tourist information pages which include the history of the miller and the windmill, plus many unique pictures of Kinderdijk and its surroundings.
Madurodam - Information on this miniature Holland, for instance how the trees are kept small and other technicalities.
Nemo - Educational attraction, discover a world of science and technology in an entertaining way. Includes information on the attraction.
Reptile Park 'SERPO' Delft - General information and pictures of some reptiles.
Zaanse Schans - Open air museum with wooden houses, factories and windmills near Amsterdam. History and overview of the attractions.
Zeehondencreche Pieterburen - Seal hospital. Information on the history, visiting the seals, activities abroad and research.

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