Dordrecht is the oldest city in Holland and has a rich history dating back to the 12th century. From the Middle Ages, the city grew into an important trading center, thanks in part to its strategic location at the crossroads of rivers such as the Oude Maas, the Noord, and the Merwede. This favorable geographical position made Dordrecht a hub of trade and shipping. Today, the city still offers a beautiful array of historical sites, such as the Grote Kerk and the Dordrechts Museum.
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Krimpen aan de Lek, located in the province of South Holland, is a charming village with a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages. The historic core features attractions such as the old bandstand and several restored buildings that are reminders of earlier times. Situated on the southern bank of the Lek River, the village offers a picturesque environment with stunning views over the river and the surrounding polder landscape. The proximity to major cities such as Rotterdam provides residents with the perfect balance between rustic village life and urban amenities.
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Lekkerkerk, located in the heart of the Krimpenerwaard polder, is rich in history and remarkable sights such as the monumental farms and windmills, that represent both the charm and the abundant past of the village. The village, established in the 13th century, offers a serene and stunning lifestyle that seamlessly blends into the luxurious Lekkerkerk housing market. Its location along the Lek river and proximity to cities like Rotterdam and Gouda makes Lekkerkerk attractive for both avid water sports enthusiasts and commuters. An extensive and well-planned road and public transport network ensures easy access to other parts of the Netherlands.
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