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The Netherlands is known for its cheese, tulips, wooden shoes, windmills, and canals. It is also known for being liberal, but you can't experience this very much unless you are in the bigger cities. Its a beautiful country though!

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7y ago

Holland is a region in Netherlands, though the name Holland is often used to refer to the whole county. It is known for tulips, clogs, cheese, lop rabbits, wind mills, marijuana and its work at reclaiming land from the sea. But that's absolutely not what the Netherlands is now. It's a very modern country.

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12y ago

Probably best known for drugs. Though decreasingly so, drugs used to be relatively easily available. Additionally it is known for being very flat (no mountains), tullips (which aren't really from the Netherlands), wooden shoes, mills and prostitution.

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12y ago

generally clogs, but also y'doling (i think that's hoe you spell it....:P) and for their super tall people, who are actually the tallest in the world? Also known for their flowers, specifically tulips.

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14y ago

Windmills, soccerplayers, tulips, polders, wooden shoes, Amsterdam.

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14y ago

Artists, Delft pottery, flatness, windmills, wooden shoes, tullips, Anne Frank, canals, the red light district, pot, cows, bikes, Philips Electronics, Soccer, The Efteling theme park.

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10y ago

good economy , water management, freedom, export/import , trading, tall people, and of course football ("soccer")

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11y ago

tulips

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