Firstly, the terminology needs to be clarified. Holland - often used to describe the country - is only a small part of the Netherlands. The Netherlands has a lot to offer, especially in terms of beautiful North Sea coasts and exciting cities. The largest and most diverse city is undoubtedly Amsterdam. The city is home to numerous museums, such as the Anne Frank House, the Rijksmuseum (National Museum of the Netherlands) and the Van Gogh Museum. Must-see Fortunately, Amsterdam is an ideal starting point for exploring Holland (or the Netherlands) by motorhome. To the east of the city centre, in the small suburb of Almere-Buiten, there is a rental station where you can pick up your motorhome for the tour. You can book your campervan in Holland online via CU | Camper. Once the vehicle is ready for the tour, you can set off. There are numerous worthwhile destinations in the region around Amsterdam. For example, there is the Keukenhof, affectionately known by many as the "Garden of Europe". In spring, up to seven million tulips and other plants bloom there, transforming a large area into a huge sea of colour. Another attraction in the region are the nineteen windmills of Kinderdijk - located a little further south. The UNESCO World Heritage Site has played its part in merging the Netherlands and windmills into an inseparable symbiosis. A walk along the dykes and historic buildings is highly recommended. A true fairytale castle can be found a little further north - between Amsterdam and Utrecht. Kasteel de Haar is considered the largest castle in the Netherlands. The striking building was rebuilt in the late nineteenth century and has been an attraction for holidaymakers from near and far ever since. If you prefer action for the whole family to historical walls, a visit to an amusement park is advisable when travelling through Holland in a motorhome. The Efteling theme park - the largest in the Netherlands and the fourth largest in Europe - is sure to have something for everyone. A wide variety of areas provide plenty of variety. Accordingly, a day during a motorhome tour in the Netherlands can easily be planned for a visit to this attraction. And finally, there are other cities, both small and large, that are worth a visit for a variety of reasons. The harbour city of Rotterdam is characterised by its maritime flair. The Maritime Museum in the city offers a wealth of information about the maritime history of the city and the country. Another product that the Netherlands is famous for is cheese. Alkmaar is the city where a lot of things revolve around this delicacy. Among other things, it is home to the Cheese Museum - as well as other places worth visiting, such as a beer museum or the local Beatles Museum, which regularly delights fans of the four Englishmen. Finally, there is another interesting city not far from Rotterdam - right on the coast. The Hague is the official seat of government of the Netherlands and also home to the royal family. Accordingly, there are several palaces in the city that are just as worth seeing as the beaches in and around The Hague. Long walks are definitely worthwhile there.