Flat lands under the sea level. A trip to the known Holland, the Netherlands

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The Netherlands has a little 'deluso.Tanti years ago on a rainy month of November we had already visited Amsterdam we had really enchanted. This time, perhaps because in the most tourist of the year, it was filthy, too crowded and therefore much less appealing. We traveled a bit 'and we saw some characteristic views and the modern Rotterdam, Den Haag, the dikes of Zeeland, Delft, Madurodam park, Eindhoven, Scheveningen, Breda, and more. But the view is just too monotonous after you've visited a mill, you saw them all, meaning that although there are different types and constructed for different purposes, no longer have the magic that surrounds them imaginary general. And 'interesting to the concept of land below sea level, but since it is not easy to perceive the phenomenon when you are on, except in the vicinity of large dams, although this knowledge for centuries of engineers who are incredible, it helps only virtually not to be bored in front of "flat" for excellence. Despite the mussels and shrimp farms along the Zeeland, these dishes are still significantly more expensive than in Italy. Moreover, and this was a great surprise, on many occasions and in different countries or cities, we found that the inhabitants are hardly sympathetic and kind, and in various public have found committed and really rude and surly waiters though I speak very good English . Not to mention the fact that my husband speaks to them in German and in general, faced with this language, they pretended not to understand and then respond correctly in English instead. But where is the hospitable and open Holland?