This film won’t show what being on and in Dutch water is really like.
Wherever you visit in the Netherlands, you can experience the riches of the water. Boat tours run through the canals and rivers in many cities, and historic harbors give a fascinating insight into the Dutch Golden Age. Take part in sailing, rowing and many other wind and water sports around the country. Most importantly, take the time to enjoy the Netherlands’ unique landscapes that have been shaped by the water over centuries.
With almost a third of the country below sea level, the Netherlands is proud of the riches of its waters, its maritime history and idyllic harbors. However, the Dutch haven’t always had an easy relationship with the water. The challenges the country faced led to the development of unique and ambitious water management projects that earned global acclaim.
Locations:
1. Canals Utrecht
2. Sailing on the Frisian lakes
3. Wadden
4. Water tapping station, Kennemerduinen
5. Harvesting oysters in Goes
6. Canals Dordrecht
7. Car at the Afsluitdijk
8. Zuidschermer (polder area Beemster and Schermer)
9. Delta work Maeslantkering (images from The Keringhuis, Watermanagement information centre)
10. Oosterschelde Storm surge barrier / The Delta Works
11. Aqueduct Veluwemeer in Harderwijk
12. Aqueduct Houkesloot, Sneek
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