Giethoorn village is located in the province of Overijssel (Netherlands). This village is known as the “Venice of the Netherlands”. Every year, this place attracts millions of tourists to visit.
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| This village is 148km from the capital Amsterdam, about 1 hour 45 minutes drive. |
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| Giethoorn village was built around 1230. |
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| This village became famous after 1958, when Dutch filmmaker Bert Haanstra chose it as the location for his famous comedy “Fanfare”. |
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| The main means of transportation here are boats and bicycles. |
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| In particular, there is no road for cars to move here. |
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| Without the noise and exhaust fumes of cars, "Vinice of the Netherlands" becomes more romantic and poetic than ever. |
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| Mist covered the village of Giethoorn. |
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| The peaceful, quiet scenery becomes extremely precious to tourists. |
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| Every year, this place attracts millions of tourists. |
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| In winter, visitors can both row a boat to enjoy the scenery and watch the snow fall. |
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| According to Wikipedia statistics, Giethoorn village attracts more than 200,000 tourists every year. |
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| But the house was built in ancient architectural style. Surrounded by a lush flower garden. |
According to KH and PT
