Geography Key Stage 2. Study of a European location. A child-led introduction to Rotterdam, the Netherlands, suitable to support study of a European location at KS2.

Early morning sunshine on the River Maas and de Hef railway bridge, Koningshaven, Rotterdam, Netherlands. Geography Photos/Universal Images Group via Getty Images A century-old steel bridge in the ...

Test your geography smarts with this quiz: Q: What is the capital of the Netherlands? A: Amsterdam, although the city of The Hague is the seat of government.

Potatoes are a staple of Dutch cuisine, suited to the Netherlands’ geography and used in a variety of dishes. Potatoes almost always accompany meat and vegetable dishes, and are boiled, roasted ...

Fortunately, such leadership comes naturally to the Netherlands. Geography and history have long predestined you to a life of constant exchange and interaction with other nations.

The Netherlands’ geography makes much of the country vulnerable to flooding, and although its past water management strategies have been successful, the country’s water awareness remains a ...

There’s an old joke that the world’s largest concentration of chip shops is situated along the French border with the Netherlands. Geography pedants please calm down – we said it’s a joke.