Canals at The Hague and Delft

Holland and the Netherlands are increasingly popular destination for tourists all year round. During the winter the charm of the northern lands, however, is more exciting, thanks to the cold, snow and frozen lakes.One way to explore the Dutch cities, whether in the capital Amsterdam or other cities like The Hague, is a boat cruise on the canals. Look at the Dutch architecture features from an unusual perspective is undoubtedly a good idea and will leave you pleasantly surprised. Then if you travel with children is fun for them too.

The shipping company Rederij Salonboot organizes boat trips in the region The Hague, Netherlands in Den Haag, Delft and aboard a historic vessel built in 1925.The boat, the ‘Orient’, is in perfect condition and has retained its historic charm while maintaining also typical decorative details such as chandeliers and art deco glass.

Winter cruises are particularly striking. You can start in The Hague and to explore the city of Delft. Both are located in South Holland and are two of the most beautiful cities in the region.

The Hague is the seat of Dutch government and is the third largest city in the Netherlands. The city of Delft owes its name to the canal which faces, it is not big but full of elegant buildings and facilities.

The experience of a cruise in the North Channel on board a historic ship is unmissable. Among other things, the “Orient” is the only Dutch boat to have the status of historical monument. The shipping company cruises throughout the year.

E ‘can decide to celebrate birthdays and weddings, to discover and taste local wines by the presence on board of a qualified sommelier, or, since we are at the right time, you can also toast the New Year in a completely original way.

For those whose main concern is the cold is no problem: the boat is heated and you can enjoy a cruise among the Dutch channels without shivering!