Walking
The Netherlands offer a variety of interesting walking routes that are easy and suitable for everyone due to the lack of steep climbs. Walking is a pleasant way to discover the beauty of the local nature and at the same time, become acquainted with the culture and traditions of the Dutch people. There are theme tours in the capital Amsterdam, other cities and also to sites included on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Nature lovers will be delighted to wander the forests covering the Veluwe ridge of hills. It boasts two national parks: Veluwezoom and De Hoge Veluwe, where tourists encounter untouched nature not to be seen anywhere else in the country. In addition to the beautiful scenery and walking opportunities, Veluwe is rich in museums and sites and is connected with the arts. In short, no tourist will be bored in this area.

Cycling
Bicycles are quite possibly the most common vehicle in the Netherlands. There are even car-free villages where this is the only possible means of transport. As a result, in all towns and roads in the countryside special alleys are designated for bikers only. Many travel agencies and clubs organise cycling trips to miscellaneous points of interest. Of course, you can travel alone at your own pace and choose the itinerary. This is not a problem at all, since the 17,000 kilometres of cycling paths are so dense and well-marked that it is impossible to be confused. Furthermore, maps for cyclists, bike rentals and repair services are to be found practically everywhere. Three international cycle routes cross the Netherlands, among which the North Sea Route is especially attractive along the Dutch coastline. Cycling here is possible in all seasons, as long as the weather allows.