the netherlands is a diverse and liberal
country offering experts a lot of
vibrant and historical cities to settle
in very quickly
your state in the netherlands depends on
the factors that are most important to
you for example employment schooling
retirement issues or leisure activities
in this blog i’ll be sharing 10 best
cities in the netherlands for experts
all cities in the netherlands where
foreign workers love to live and this is
based on my research
it is very easy to
understand why people love to move to
amsterdam this is because amsterdam has
beautiful canal houses vibrant
atmosphere and international community
there’s always something to do in
amsterdam has experts from
over 180 nationalities who live in the
capital making it a truly multicultural
city
it has many cultural events and
world-class museums and the beautiful
bridge over a canal in amsterdam
amsterdam is the largest city in the
netherlands it has impressive 30 parts
in the city and you will never be too
far from the water whether it’s canals
lakes or even beaches you’re looking for
if you enjoy the confidence of living in
the center then amsterdam will be the
right city for you however
keep in mind that you will pay high
prices and festive competition for
housing in these areas in fact amsterdam
is currently the most expensive city in
europe for renting according to 2022
international index the second city on
my list is rotterdam
rotterdam is the second largest city in
the netherlands after amsterdam
unlike most those cities in the
netherlands rotterdam is known for its
bold modern landscapes that were built
after most cities were destroyed during
the second world war rotterdam is
multicultural
lively with countless cultural
attractions and activities
many sites are hallmarks of the city’s
unique urban architecture considering
the global significance of rotterdam
maritime industry it is also worth
taking a boat tour of the euro largest
port in rotterdam
rent in rotterdam is ranked the fourth
most expensive in the netherlands making
it cheaper than amsterdam
many experts in rotterdam live in the
neighborhood close to the city the third
city on my list is the hague the hague
is a city close to the seaside with a
unique access to beautiful nature
it is home to the dutch government the
royal family and the united nations
international court of justice many
embassies and international
organizations are also based in the head
making it a vibrant multicultural hub
the hague is the third largest city in
the netherlands there is still plenty to
see and do in the city there are eight
city districts and 44 neighborhoods in
the hague the largest of this is the
centrum so many experts are living in
the head’s neighborhood housing market
is expensive and competitive and the
cost of living is generally cheaper than
in amsterdam the fourth on my list is
utrich this is one of the most oldest
cities in the netherlands it is often
called little amsterdam because of
charming canals that goes around the
historic center
it is also located in the center of the
mainland netherlands and is very well
connected to many larger cities like
amsterdam the hague and rotterdam
there are beautiful sites like the dome
tower the tallest cathedral tour in the
netherlands and the city’s old canal
which runs through the historic center
music lovers can also catch performances
from good artists at the netherlands
largest concert venue
otrich was ranked the second most
popular place to live in the netherlands
according to the 2019 residential
ranking it is also one of the most
expensive place to live in the
netherlands but you can also find
affordable housing outside the city
center the fifth one on my list is halem
this is a small city in the northwest of
netherlands very close to amsterdam it
is considered as one of the most
attractive cities to live in the
netherlands with beautiful kobo street
medeva buildings and winding waterways
halem has rich history there are plenty
of impressive landmarks and northward
museums to visit in harlem
these include the france halls museum
and taylor’s museum the country’s oldest
museum
harlan’s location is close to the
capital and the seaside which makes it a
popular destination for experts because
of the popularity
housing prices is on the high side
however
considering halem’s compact size it is
worth looking into residential
neighborhoods outside the city center if
you prefer to live closer to the coast
then harlem will be the best city for
you in the netherlands the next one on
my list is laden leiden is university
city located in the middle of the
rastard region
it is known as the knowledge ep center
of the netherlands and is home to the
oldest university in the country
laden is a small and compass city that
is bustling with energy coupled with the
fact that it has large today and
international community
the city is rich in cultural heritage
and it has at least 13 museums including
the museum the lake hall the city also
has great public transport connections
to amsterdam the hague and rotterdam and
because of influx of students every year
affordable housing in the city center is
scarce seventh city on my list is
groningen this is the largest city in
the north of the netherlands the
northern provinces of the netherlands
are known to be a quiet place is a small
city but has a lively city center and a
vibrant art and cultural scene and it
has a large student population
groningen consistently ranks as one of
the happiest cities in europe according
to european commission reports
based on their research they considered
factors like quality of life
education and health care
housing prices are significantly lower
than it is in branstad in fact rent in
groningen is around 53 percent lower
than in amsterdam maastricht is a
historical city in the south of
netherland and the capital of limburg it
is located on the banks of the muse
river it has beautiful riverside views
medeva architecture and cobblestone
street it also has a unique atmosphere
and is very close to beijing and germany
maastricht has the second highest number
of national heritage site in the
netherlands after amsterdam
this includes the oldest bridge in the
netherlands and one of the country’s
oldest churches it is also known as the
carnival city of the netherlands hosting
one of the europe’s largest and most
spectacular carnivals every year the
knife one on my list is ed hoven this is
another city in the netherlands is the
birthplace of the popular electron is
called phillips and many other high-tech
companies ed havon has become a
technology and design hall and it has
been branded the silicon valley of the
netherlands
it is also one of the greenest cities in
the country
another bonus of living in this city is
you are closer to edovan airport the
second busiest airport in the
netherlands
in the center of edhoven you will find a
lot of apartment housing which is often
expensive the center may be more
suitable for single experts or couples
without children
many expert families live on the
outskirts of the city warehousing tends
to be more spacious the last but not the
least is need megan this is the largest
city in its province it’s very close to
german border and is the largest in the
netherlands the city is full of
magnificent ancient buildings and it has
much more to offer than just its
historic site
the city center has a lively atmosphere
with many cafes restaurants and shops to
enjoy
the city hosts the hour four days march
the world’s largest multiple day working
event
the cost of living in need megan
particularly rent is lower than in other
major cities
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