Zannse Schans is a tourist attraction about 20 Km (12 miles) northwest of Amsterdam. It is kind of a “living museum,” with shops and stores dedicated to past businesses in the Netherlands. But the real draw for tourists are the multitudes of windmills that have been moved on to site over the years.
Paul Heymont visits an Italian city with a Balkan heritage and Austrian history that have shaped it
A notable work of both art and utility lives on In the V&A Museum’s vast storehouse,
A visit to one of the oldest libraries in the Americas, located within an old monastery in Lima.
Auburn’s historic firehouses have been landmarks for well over a century
Jonathan L explores Tucson funky 4th Ave. shopping district
Jonathan L finishes his exploration of U.S. 30 in Pennsylvania
I visited Zaanse Schans when I was in Amsterdam. Did you buy any wooden clogs? They were my souvenir of this lovely destination!
I bought 2 pairs of key chain clogs, with my and my wife’s initials.