Netherlands at 1:300, 000 on a large road map from Marco Polo Travel Publishing with prominent highlighting of interesting locations, 5 more detailed enlargements, plus an index booklet with 9 city maps & brief descriptions of 15 selected top sights, etc. Coverage extends south to include Brussels, Gent & Bruges. Cartography is from the renowned German publishers Mair Dumont. Road network

Includes:: selected minor roads & local tracks, highlights scenic roads & special tourist routes, shows intermediate driving distances on main roads, & indicates motorway services, toll stations, caravan & vehicle restrictions, etc. Railway lines, ferry routes & local airports are included, as well as administrative divisions with names of the provinces. Locations of interest are prominently highlighted, with separate colouring for towns or villages & for natural sites. National parks & other protected areas are marked. Symbols highlight locations of campsites, youth hostels, etc. Multilingual map legend

Includes:: English. Surrounding the map are enlargements showing in greater detail the environs of Amsterdam, Eindhoven, Rotterdam, The Hague & Utrecht. A separate booklet attached to the map cover

Includes:: an index which also lists national parks, UNESCO World Heritage sites, airports & amusement parks. The booklet also contains brief descriptions of 15 most interesting locations prominently highlighted on the map, plus street plans of central Amsterdam, Arnhem, The Hague, Eindhoven, Groningen, Den Bosch (‘s-Hertogenbosch), Maastricht, Rotterdam & Utrecht. A fold-out flap in the cover shows for route planning an overview of the whole area covered by the map plus the adjacent regions, prominently highlighting main places of interest, with the grid reference system in the margins making it easier to find locations on the main map. Also included are a distance/driving times table & basic driving regulations.





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Netherlands at 1:400, 000 from Michelin, with information on driving regulations, a distance & journey time table, plus enlargements showing in greater detail road access to Amsterdam, The Hague & Rotterdam with the Europoort & Hoek Van Holl&. Roads network

Includes:: local roads & is graded according to the number of lanes. Junctions show full or partial interchanges. Steep gradients (!), level crossings & restricted entry sections are marked; scenic routes are highlighted. Railway lines & ferry routes are included. Relief shading is used to indicate the topography, with colouring for forested areas. National parks are also marked. Small symbols indicate various landmarks or places of interest including campsites & youth hostels, but the map is not primarily designed to highlight tourist sights. The map also indicates locations with street plans in Michelin’s Red Guides to Hotels & Restaurants in the Netherlands. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at 20’ intervals. Multilingual map legend

Includes:: English. The index is next to the map. Enlargements at 1:100, 000 show in greater detail road access to Amsterdam including the Schiphol Airport, The Hague & the area around Rotterdam including the Europoort, Hoek van Holland & Delft. Also provided is basic information on the country’s driving regulations, plus a table showing driving distances & journey times between 26 main cities PLEASE NOTE: the same cartography is used in Michelin’s road map of Benelux.



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Northern Netherlands at 1:200, 000 in a series of regional road maps of the Benelux countries from Michelin. Insets show enlargements of the Amsterdam
- Schiphol Airport area, Groningen, Leeuwarden & Zwolle, plus street plans of central Leeuwarden & Zwolle. Michelin’s regional coverage of the Benelux is available either on indexed road maps at 1:200, 000 or as a Road Atlas of Benelux with the North of France, presented with the same mapping but enlarged for greater clarity to 1:150, 000; Luxembourg is in addition covered on a similarly enlarged map. The mapping has Michelin’s traditional detailed presentation of the road network, with full or limited motorway interchanges, road width of smaller roads, height & load restrictions, tolls, gradients on steep roads, swing bridges, etc. Scenic routes are highlighted. Ferry routes indicate connections for car transport or pedestrians/cycles only. Railway lines are shown with stations. Symbols mark various places of interest including campsites, bungalow parks & selected other accommodation, sport & recreational facilities, bulb fields & windmills, etc. Also indicated are locations with street plans in the publishers’ Red Guides to hotels & restaurants in Belgium & Luxembourg & in the Netherlands. Topography is presented by relief shading & colouring for woodlands; national parks & other protected areas are highlighted. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at 10’ intervals (maps only, not in the atlas). In maps, the index is next to the map. Map legend

Includes:: English. To see the list of the titles in this series please click on the series link.


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The northern half of the Netherlands on a Super-Durable Cycling Map at 1:200, 000 from Buijten & Schipperheijn, showing the country’s extensive network of signposted cycling routes, with highlighting for the LF long-distance paths & recommended other trails, plus locations of campsites. The map is double-sided & coverage in this title extends south to the line Hoek van Holland – Delft – Arnhem – Winterwikj. Netherland’s extensive network of sign-posted cycling routes, including the LF long-distance cycle paths, consists of numbered junctions joined by sign-posted connecting routes in either direction. At each junction there is an information panel showing an overview map of the whole network with the junction numbers. A second panel shows all the intersections directly connected to that junction. The system enables cyclists to plan their own routes by preparing a list of junction numbers through which they want to travel. In addition to showing all the junctions with their numbers & connecting routes, the map highlights sections which are part of the LF long-distance network (also presented separately on a small inset), recommended unmarked NF routes & long cycling tours. The background map has the country’s road & rail networks, with colouring showing different terrain (forest, heath, dunes, etc). Symbols indicate campsites & ferries across rivers. The map has the lines of Netherlands’ national grid & the index of all the junctions gives their coordinates. Map legend

Includes:: English. More panels show & list with phone numbers 112 cycle hire locations, including railway stations, & other information for cyclists; the text/legends for them are in Dutch only.

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The Netherlands in the Michelin Red Guides series; hotel & restaurant guides that have an unparalleled reputation for reliability & consistency, making extensive use of keyed information to provide detailed & concise reviews. Guides are predominantly intended for the markets they are reviewing &, as such, are more often than not written in the native language (s) of their featured destination, that said, most foreign language guides do come with a range of English language introductory & explanatory information such as thorough details on how to use the guide & a description of its symbol classifications. The obvious exceptions to this structure are locations which already have English as their official language. Guides feature hundreds of hotels and/or restaurants & rate them according to the time honoured Michelin standards. Reviews are arranged alphabetically by location & introduce places & establishments, providing you with details of other relevant Michelin publications, situating the businesses & detailing facilities & services, as well as the all important price range. Establishment descriptions look at the atmosphere, d ...

The Netherlands in the Michelin Red Guides series; hotel & restaurant guides that have an unparalleled reputation for reliability & consistency, making extensive use of keyed information to provide detailed & concise reviews. Guides are predominantly intended for the markets they are reviewing &, as such, are more often than not written in the native language (s) of their featured destination, that said, most foreign language guides do come with a range of English language introductory & explanatory information such as thorough details on how to use the guide & a description of its symbol classifications. The obvious exceptions to this structure are locations which already have English as their official language. Guides feature hundreds of hotels and/or restaurants & rate them according to the time honoured Michelin standards. Reviews are arranged alphabetically by location & introduce places & establishments, providing you with details of other relevant Michelin publications, situating the businesses & detailing facilities & services, as well as the all important price range. Establishment descriptions look at the atmosphere, d ...

Southern Netherlands at 1:200, 000 in a series of regional road maps of the Benelux countries from Michelin. Insets show enlargements of the Rotterdam
- Europoort
- Hoek van Holland area, the Amsterdam
- Schiphol Airport area, the Hague
- Delft area, Utrecht & Eindhoven Michelin’s regional coverage of the Benelux is available either on indexed road maps at 1:200, 000 or as a Road Atlas of Benelux with the North of France, presented with the same mapping but enlarged for greater clarity to 1:150, 000; Luxembourg is in addition covered on a similarly enlarged map. The mapping has Michelin’s traditional detailed presentation of the road network, with full or limited motorway interchanges, road width of smaller roads, height & load restrictions, tolls, gradients on steep roads, swing bridges, etc. Scenic routes are highlighted. Ferry routes indicate connections for car transport or pedestrians/cycles only. Railway lines are shown with stations. Symbols mark various places of interest including campsites, bungalow parks & selected other accommodation, sport & recreational facilities, bulb fields & windmills, etc. Also indicated are locations with street plans in the publishers’ Red Guides to hotels & restaurants in Belgium & Luxembourg & in the Netherlands. Topography is presented by relief shading & colouring for woodlands; national parks & other protected areas are highlighted. Latitude & longitude lines are drawn at 10’ intervals (maps only, not in the atlas). In maps, the index is next to the map. Map legend

Includes:: English. To see the list of the titles in this series please click on the series link.





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Includes: a Cycling chapter, a popular way to see the country; insightful commentary on the contemporary challenges of
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Handy size, detailed & indexed city centre street plans of main towns in the Netherlands & Flanders including Brussels from Falk, highlighting recommended walks & places of interest, with six best sights prominently marked & cross-referenced to brief descriptions. The plans also indicate publishers’ recommendations for shopping and/or bars & restaurants. The network of streets & small connecting passages is very clearly presented. Metro stations are marked & tram routes are shown with line numbers & stops. The plans show cycle paths & for drivers indicate main traffic arteries & car parks. Symbols show various facilities such as tourist information centres, markets, canal cruise offices, etc. On the reverse, the street index is accompanied by a calendar of main events, a list of museums, plus contact details for publishers’ recommendations. Map legend & all the text about recommended sights, etc, include English. ...