Amazing landscapes

Netherlands appears to be flat, therefore there is nothing unique. Only someone who has never been to the Netherlands may have this thought. Alkmaar and its surroundings, for instance, are seen here. In this region of the Netherlands, there is no light pollution and the best ecology. What is it, do you know? This occurs when artificial light sources brighten the night sky, causing it to lose its velvety blackness and instead take on an ambiguous yellowish or grayish tinge.

In addition to interfering with people's ability to properly unwind at night, light pollution has an impact on how the Netherlands' environment functions. Be sure to observe the stars as well. They simply aren't noticeable in megacities. Visit Alkmaar now. After only 30 minutes, you will have left the Dutch province and be in the country's cosmopolitan, never-dark capital city of Amsterdam. There are meadows, mills, canals, serenity, storks, swans, deer, and an amazing starry sky everywhere you look. as well as lovely "gingerbread" houses built in the typical North Dutch manner.

If the Dutch province is filled with canals, green fields, obscenely symmetrical structures, swans, and storks, then there are two different types of Dutch cities. In the first instance, the buildings are situated next to one another along canals, which is a medieval Northern classic. These are avant-garde architectural experiments in the second scenario. One idea unites both strategies: homes are constructed in a way that makes residing in them as comfortable as possible. Dutch architecture is based on two essential principles: comfort and ergonomics.