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December 14th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer—more than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens back to life. Stock Photo

RM2YXGYW0–December 14th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer—more than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens back to life.

RM2YXGYWY–December 14th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer—more than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens back to life.

RM2YXGYA7–December 14th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer—more than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens back to life.

August 29th, Arnhem. Because September 2024 marks the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Arnhem, every day, at dusk, special projections illuminate buildings in the city center. The Battle of Arnhem was fought during Operation Market Garden, the largest airborne assault in history and one of the most ambitious Allied operations of the Second World War. Stock Photo

RM2Y0XN5P–August 29th, Arnhem. Because September 2024 marks the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Arnhem, every day, at dusk, special projections illuminate buildings in the city center. The Battle of Arnhem was fought during Operation Market Garden, the largest airborne assault in history and one of the most ambitious Allied operations of the Second World War.

RM2Y0XN5G–August 29th, Arnhem. Because September 2024 marks the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Arnhem, every day, at dusk, special projections illuminate buildings in the city center. The Battle of Arnhem was fought during Operation Market Garden, the largest airborne assault in history and one of the most ambitious Allied operations of the Second World War.

August 3rd, Amsterdam. The Canal Parade is what Amsterdam Gay Pride is famous for. It's the crown of their two weeks lasting festival that features more than 200 events. The boats start at the Scheepvaart museum in the eastern part of the city center moving towards the Amstel River. The Canal Parade starts around noon and takes all afternoon. Around 80 boats of different organizations and non-profit organizations are participating in the event. Stock Photo

RM2XPFPG6–August 3rd, Amsterdam. The Canal Parade is what Amsterdam Gay Pride is famous for. It's the crown of their two weeks lasting festival that features more than 200 events. The boats start at the Scheepvaart museum in the eastern part of the city center moving towards the Amstel River. The Canal Parade starts around noon and takes all afternoon. Around 80 boats of different organizations and non-profit organizations are participating in the event.

RM2XPFPM2–August 3rd, Amsterdam. The Canal Parade is what Amsterdam Gay Pride is famous for. It's the crown of their two weeks lasting festival that features more than 200 events. The boats start at the Scheepvaart museum in the eastern part of the city center moving towards the Amstel River. The Canal Parade starts around noon and takes all afternoon. Around 80 boats of different organizations and non-profit organizations are participating in the event.

RM2XPFPF7–August 3rd, Amsterdam. The Canal Parade is what Amsterdam Gay Pride is famous for. It's the crown of their two weeks lasting festival that features more than 200 events. The boats start at the Scheepvaart museum in the eastern part of the city center moving towards the Amstel River. The Canal Parade starts around noon and takes all afternoon. Around 80 boats of different organizations and non-profit organizations are participating in the event.

July 27th, Amsterdam. The annual equal rights demonstration for the global rainbow community took place in Amsterdam. Thousands of people and organizations walked from Amstelveld, crossing the city center, and ending at the Vondelpark. Under the motto 'Together', Pride Amsterdam wanted the acceptance and equality of LGBTQA+ people worldwide. Stock Photo

RM2XMX4P6–July 27th, Amsterdam. The annual equal rights demonstration for the global rainbow community took place in Amsterdam. Thousands of people and organizations walked from Amstelveld, crossing the city center, and ending at the Vondelpark. Under the motto 'Together', Pride Amsterdam wanted the acceptance and equality of LGBTQA+ people worldwide.

RM2XMX4PA–July 27th, Amsterdam. The annual equal rights demonstration for the global rainbow community took place in Amsterdam. Thousands of people and organizations walked from Amstelveld, crossing the city center, and ending at the Vondelpark. Under the motto 'Together', Pride Amsterdam wanted the acceptance and equality of LGBTQA+ people worldwide.

RM2XMX4W3–July 27th, Amsterdam. The annual equal rights demonstration for the global rainbow community took place in Amsterdam. Thousands of people and organizations walked from Amstelveld, crossing the city center, and ending at the Vondelpark. Under the motto 'Together', Pride Amsterdam wanted the acceptance and equality of LGBTQA+ people worldwide.

July 16th to 19th, Nijmegen. The International Four Days Marches (in Dutch 'De Vierdaagse') is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event and is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. This year, because of hot temperatures, all the routes were shorter by 10 km on the last day. Stock Photo

RM2XK9PD7–July 16th to 19th, Nijmegen. The International Four Days Marches (in Dutch 'De Vierdaagse') is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event and is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. This year, because of hot temperatures, all the routes were shorter by 10 km on the last day.

RM2XK9NKG–July 16th to 19th, Nijmegen. The International Four Days Marches (in Dutch 'De Vierdaagse') is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event and is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. This year, because of hot temperatures, all the routes were shorter by 10 km on the last day.

RM2XK9N7D–July 16th to 19th, Nijmegen. The International Four Days Marches (in Dutch 'De Vierdaagse') is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event and is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. This year, because of hot temperatures, all the routes were shorter by 10 km on the last day.

RM2XK9MY3–July 16th to 19th, Nijmegen. The International Four Days Marches (in Dutch 'De Vierdaagse') is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event and is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. This year, because of hot temperatures, all the routes were shorter by 10 km on the last day.

RM2XK9N96–July 16th to 19th, Nijmegen. The International Four Days Marches (in Dutch 'De Vierdaagse') is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event and is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. This year, because of hot temperatures, all the routes were shorter by 10 km on the last day.

RM2XK9N2T–July 16th to 19th, Nijmegen. The International Four Days Marches (in Dutch 'De Vierdaagse') is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event and is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. This year, because of hot temperatures, all the routes were shorter by 10 km on the last day.

RM2XK9MMR–July 16th to 19th, Nijmegen. The International Four Days Marches (in Dutch 'De Vierdaagse') is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event and is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. This year, because of hot temperatures, all the routes were shorter by 10 km on the last day.

May 11th, Amsterdam. Several Pro-Palestine organizations held a rally during the 76th anniversary of Nakba Day in the center of Amsterdam. Thousands of people called for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, where the Palestinian death toll from ongoing Israeli attacks has risen to 34,789, health authorities in Gaza said in a press statement. Stock Photo

RM2X8TAY1–May 11th, Amsterdam. Several Pro-Palestine organizations held a rally during the 76th anniversary of Nakba Day in the center of Amsterdam. Thousands of people called for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, where the Palestinian death toll from ongoing Israeli attacks has risen to 34,789, health authorities in Gaza said in a press statement.

RM2X8TAXT–May 11th, Amsterdam. Several Pro-Palestine organizations held a rally during the 76th anniversary of Nakba Day in the center of Amsterdam. Thousands of people called for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, where the Palestinian death toll from ongoing Israeli attacks has risen to 34,789, health authorities in Gaza said in a press statement.

April 27th, Amsterdam. King's Day is renowned for being one of the biggest and most colorful festivities in the country, especially in Amsterdam. The city is bursting with orange as people enjoy the biggest street party of the year, enjoying the free markets and having fun on the boats along the canals. Stock Photo

RM2X43A5D–April 27th, Amsterdam. King's Day is renowned for being one of the biggest and most colorful festivities in the country, especially in Amsterdam. The city is bursting with orange as people enjoy the biggest street party of the year, enjoying the free markets and having fun on the boats along the canals.

April 21st, Lisse. Keukenhof is also known as the Garden of Europe one of the world's largest flower gardens and is situated in Lisse, The Netherlands. In addition to the millions of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths in the park, the flower shows inside the pavilions have become larger and more beautiful. Stock Photo

RM2X37031–April 21st, Lisse. Keukenhof is also known as the Garden of Europe one of the world's largest flower gardens and is situated in Lisse, The Netherlands. In addition to the millions of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths in the park, the flower shows inside the pavilions have become larger and more beautiful.

RM2X36YDE–April 21st, Lisse. Keukenhof is also known as the Garden of Europe one of the world's largest flower gardens and is situated in Lisse, The Netherlands. In addition to the millions of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths in the park, the flower shows inside the pavilions have become larger and more beautiful.

March 25th, The Hague. Millions of people worldwide celebrate the annual Holi Hangámá Festival, also known as the Festival of Colours, which means celebrating the arrival of Spring. In The Hague, where the largest Indian population in Europe can be found, a big celebration occurred in the multicultural Transvaal neighborhood, where participants threw brightly colored powder on themselves and at each other. People celebrated this event by walking around the neighborhood singing and dancing in a colorful procession. Stock Photo

RM2WX3YM7–March 25th, The Hague. Millions of people worldwide celebrate the annual Holi Hangámá Festival, also known as the Festival of Colours, which means celebrating the arrival of Spring. In The Hague, where the largest Indian population in Europe can be found, a big celebration occurred in the multicultural Transvaal neighborhood, where participants threw brightly colored powder on themselves and at each other. People celebrated this event by walking around the neighborhood singing and dancing in a colorful procession.

RM2WX3YMT–March 25th, The Hague. Millions of people worldwide celebrate the annual Holi Hangámá Festival, also known as the Festival of Colours, which means celebrating the arrival of Spring. In The Hague, where the largest Indian population in Europe can be found, a big celebration occurred in the multicultural Transvaal neighborhood, where participants threw brightly colored powder on themselves and at each other. People celebrated this event by walking around the neighborhood singing and dancing in a colorful procession.

December 28th, Nijmegen. The rainy Christmas Days have caused significant inconvenience throughout the Netherlands. In Nijmegen, low parts of the quay, and around the harbor at the Waalkade are underwater. The water level right now is around 14.60 meters above NAP. NAP is the base used to measure how high or low water levels are. Because it still raining a lot in Germany, there is a good chance that the water level will rise again at the beginning of the new year. Stock Photo

RM2WAERHK–December 28th, Nijmegen. The rainy Christmas Days have caused significant inconvenience throughout the Netherlands. In Nijmegen, low parts of the quay, and around the harbor at the Waalkade are underwater. The water level right now is around 14.60 meters above NAP. NAP is the base used to measure how high or low water levels are. Because it still raining a lot in Germany, there is a good chance that the water level will rise again at the beginning of the new year.

RM2WAERHC–December 28th, Nijmegen. The rainy Christmas Days have caused significant inconvenience throughout the Netherlands. In Nijmegen, low parts of the quay, and around the harbor at the Waalkade are underwater. The water level right now is around 14.60 meters above NAP. NAP is the base used to measure how high or low water levels are. Because it still raining a lot in Germany, there is a good chance that the water level will rise again at the beginning of the new year.

RM2WAETB7–December 28th, Nijmegen. The rainy Christmas Days have caused significant inconvenience throughout the Netherlands. In Nijmegen, low parts of the quay, and around the harbor at the Waalkade are underwater. The water level right now is around 14.60 meters above NAP. NAP is the base used to measure how high or low water levels are. Because it still raining a lot in Germany, there is a good chance that the water level will rise again at the beginning of the new year.

December 16th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer. More than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens back to life. Wealthy ladies and gentlemen with top hats parade in the streets. The scenery of the festival consists of historical buildings, Christmas trees, and thousands of little lights. Not only in the street, but also behind the windows, in the houses, and in the little shops and galleries the romantic time of Dickens is back to life. This year was the 31st edition of t Stock Photo

RM2W8RFE8–December 16th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer. More than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens back to life. Wealthy ladies and gentlemen with top hats parade in the streets. The scenery of the festival consists of historical buildings, Christmas trees, and thousands of little lights. Not only in the street, but also behind the windows, in the houses, and in the little shops and galleries the romantic time of Dickens is back to life. This year was the 31st edition of t

RM2W8REYY–December 16th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer. More than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens back to life. Wealthy ladies and gentlemen with top hats parade in the streets. The scenery of the festival consists of historical buildings, Christmas trees, and thousands of little lights. Not only in the street, but also behind the windows, in the houses, and in the little shops and galleries the romantic time of Dickens is back to life. This year was the 31st edition of t

RM2W8RF7G–December 16th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer. More than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens back to life. Wealthy ladies and gentlemen with top hats parade in the streets. The scenery of the festival consists of historical buildings, Christmas trees, and thousands of little lights. Not only in the street, but also behind the windows, in the houses, and in the little shops and galleries the romantic time of Dickens is back to life. This year was the 31st edition of t

RM2W8RFAR–December 16th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer. More than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens back to life. Wealthy ladies and gentlemen with top hats parade in the streets. The scenery of the festival consists of historical buildings, Christmas trees, and thousands of little lights. Not only in the street, but also behind the windows, in the houses, and in the little shops and galleries the romantic time of Dickens is back to life. This year was the 31st edition of t

December 3rd, Brussels. Thousands of people gathered at the Brussels North station to protest against the lack of action on the climate crisis, during a march organized by The Climate Coalition (an organization that unites more than 90 organizations around the theme of climate justice). With this march, they demand that Belgium and Europe finally put themselves in working order to make the industry sustainable, improve the quality of public transport, insulate homes, and restore nature. Stock Photo

RM2TB1MHW–December 3rd, Brussels. Thousands of people gathered at the Brussels North station to protest against the lack of action on the climate crisis, during a march organized by The Climate Coalition (an organization that unites more than 90 organizations around the theme of climate justice). With this march, they demand that Belgium and Europe finally put themselves in working order to make the industry sustainable, improve the quality of public transport, insulate homes, and restore nature.

November 12th, Amsterdam. Just before the Dutch general elections (Nov 22nd), around 85.000 people took the streets of Amsterdam to demand that the Dutch government take action to tackle the climate crisis. The march is organized by the Dutch Climate Crisis Coalition, which is a collaboration between eleven different organizations and groups. The demonstration counted with the presence of Swedish climate activist, Greta Thunberg. Stock Photo

RM2T7291Y–November 12th, Amsterdam. Just before the Dutch general elections (Nov 22nd), around 85.000 people took the streets of Amsterdam to demand that the Dutch government take action to tackle the climate crisis. The march is organized by the Dutch Climate Crisis Coalition, which is a collaboration between eleven different organizations and groups. The demonstration counted with the presence of Swedish climate activist, Greta Thunberg.

RM2T7281K–November 12th, Amsterdam. Just before the Dutch general elections (Nov 22nd), around 85.000 people took the streets of Amsterdam to demand that the Dutch government take action to tackle the climate crisis. The march is organized by the Dutch Climate Crisis Coalition, which is a collaboration between eleven different organizations and groups. The demonstration counted with the presence of Swedish climate activist, Greta Thunberg.

RM2T728P3–November 12th, Amsterdam. Just before the Dutch general elections (Nov 22nd), around 85.000 people took the streets of Amsterdam to demand that the Dutch government take action to tackle the climate crisis. The march is organized by the Dutch Climate Crisis Coalition, which is a collaboration between eleven different organizations and groups. The demonstration counted with the presence of Swedish climate activist, Greta Thunberg.

RM2T7283K–November 12th, Amsterdam. Just before the Dutch general elections (Nov 22nd), around 85.000 people took the streets of Amsterdam to demand that the Dutch government take action to tackle the climate crisis. The march is organized by the Dutch Climate Crisis Coalition, which is a collaboration between eleven different organizations and groups. The demonstration counted with the presence of Swedish climate activist, Greta Thunberg.

RM2T728AA–November 12th, Amsterdam. Just before the Dutch general elections (Nov 22nd), around 85.000 people took the streets of Amsterdam to demand that the Dutch government take action to tackle the climate crisis. The march is organized by the Dutch Climate Crisis Coalition, which is a collaboration between eleven different organizations and groups. The demonstration counted with the presence of Swedish climate activist, Greta Thunberg.

RM2T727NP–November 12th, Amsterdam. Just before the Dutch general elections (Nov 22nd), around 85.000 people took the streets of Amsterdam to demand that the Dutch government take action to tackle the climate crisis. The march is organized by the Dutch Climate Crisis Coalition, which is a collaboration between eleven different organizations and groups. The demonstration counted with the presence of Swedish climate activist, Greta Thunberg.

October 15th, Amsterdam. The Palestinian community in The Netherlands organized a march in the center of the city to condemn the government of Israel and express solidarity with the Palestinian people. During the rally, around 10,000 demonstrators waved Palestinian flags and carried banners, sending a powerful message of solidarity with Gaza and the Palestinian people. Stock Photo

RM2T1YHE1–October 15th, Amsterdam. The Palestinian community in The Netherlands organized a march in the center of the city to condemn the government of Israel and express solidarity with the Palestinian people. During the rally, around 10,000 demonstrators waved Palestinian flags and carried banners, sending a powerful message of solidarity with Gaza and the Palestinian people.

RM2T1YHBE–October 15th, Amsterdam. The Palestinian community in The Netherlands organized a march in the center of the city to condemn the government of Israel and express solidarity with the Palestinian people. During the rally, around 10,000 demonstrators waved Palestinian flags and carried banners, sending a powerful message of solidarity with Gaza and the Palestinian people.

September 13th, Leiden. In his work, 'Happiness' theatermaker and visual Dutch artist Dries Verhoeven explores the world of artificial happiness that is increasingly available to us in the form of drugs, painkillers, and antidepressants. A small concrete building is situated in the public space manned by Amy, a human-looking robot. She talks to us about different drugs, painkillers, and antidepressants we can use to tweak our emotional reality. The work explores the zone where the human and the artificial merge. Stock Photo

RM2RXT7CB–September 13th, Leiden. In his work, 'Happiness' theatermaker and visual Dutch artist Dries Verhoeven explores the world of artificial happiness that is increasingly available to us in the form of drugs, painkillers, and antidepressants. A small concrete building is situated in the public space manned by Amy, a human-looking robot. She talks to us about different drugs, painkillers, and antidepressants we can use to tweak our emotional reality. The work explores the zone where the human and the artificial merge.

RM2RXT791–September 13th, Leiden. In his work, 'Happiness' theatermaker and visual Dutch artist Dries Verhoeven explores the world of artificial happiness that is increasingly available to us in the form of drugs, painkillers, and antidepressants. A small concrete building is situated in the public space manned by Amy, a human-looking robot. She talks to us about different drugs, painkillers, and antidepressants we can use to tweak our emotional reality. The work explores the zone where the human and the artificial merge.

August 5th, Amsterdam. The Canal Parade is what Amsterdam Gay Pride is famous for. It's the crown of their two weeks lasting festival that features more than 200 events. The boats start at the Scheepvaart museum in the eastern part of the city center moving towards the Amstel River. The Canal Parade starts around noon and takes all afternoon. Around 80 boats of different organizations and non-profit organizations are participating in the event. Stock Photo

RM2RG1N86–August 5th, Amsterdam. The Canal Parade is what Amsterdam Gay Pride is famous for. It's the crown of their two weeks lasting festival that features more than 200 events. The boats start at the Scheepvaart museum in the eastern part of the city center moving towards the Amstel River. The Canal Parade starts around noon and takes all afternoon. Around 80 boats of different organizations and non-profit organizations are participating in the event.

RM2RG1MGA–August 5th, Amsterdam. The Canal Parade is what Amsterdam Gay Pride is famous for. It's the crown of their two weeks lasting festival that features more than 200 events. The boats start at the Scheepvaart museum in the eastern part of the city center moving towards the Amstel River. The Canal Parade starts around noon and takes all afternoon. Around 80 boats of different organizations and non-profit organizations are participating in the event.

RM2RG1M5C–August 5th, Amsterdam. The Canal Parade is what Amsterdam Gay Pride is famous for. It's the crown of their two weeks lasting festival that features more than 200 events. The boats start at the Scheepvaart museum in the eastern part of the city center moving towards the Amstel River. The Canal Parade starts around noon and takes all afternoon. Around 80 boats of different organizations and non-profit organizations are participating in the event.

RM2PTM65G–April 27th, Amsterdam. King's Day is renowned for being one of the biggest and most colorful festivities in the country, especially in Amsterdam. The city is bursting with orange as people enjoy the biggest street party of the year, enjoying the free markets and having fun on the boats along the canals.

RM2PTM92K–April 27th, Amsterdam. King's Day is renowned for being one of the biggest and most colorful festivities in the country, especially in Amsterdam. The city is bursting with orange as people enjoy the biggest street party of the year, enjoying the free markets and having fun on the boats along the canals.

RM2PTM5XC–April 27th, Amsterdam. King's Day is renowned for being one of the biggest and most colorful festivities in the country, especially in Amsterdam. The city is bursting with orange as people enjoy the biggest street party of the year, enjoying the free markets and having fun on the boats along the canals.

April 23rd, Lisse. Keukenhof is also known as the Garden of Europe one of the world's largest flower gardens and is situated in Lisse, The Netherlands. In addition to the millions of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths in the park, the flower shows inside the pavilions have become larger and more beautiful. Until 14 May 2023, well over 1 million people from around the globe are expected to visit the exhibition. Keukenhof thereby makes a major contribution to the Dutch tourist and floriculture sectors. Stock Photo

RM2PTPAH3–April 23rd, Lisse. Keukenhof is also known as the Garden of Europe one of the world's largest flower gardens and is situated in Lisse, The Netherlands. In addition to the millions of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths in the park, the flower shows inside the pavilions have become larger and more beautiful. Until 14 May 2023, well over 1 million people from around the globe are expected to visit the exhibition. Keukenhof thereby makes a major contribution to the Dutch tourist and floriculture sectors.

RM2PTP8D9–April 23rd, Lisse. Keukenhof is also known as the Garden of Europe one of the world's largest flower gardens and is situated in Lisse, The Netherlands. In addition to the millions of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths in the park, the flower shows inside the pavilions have become larger and more beautiful. Until 14 May 2023, well over 1 million people from around the globe are expected to visit the exhibition. Keukenhof thereby makes a major contribution to the Dutch tourist and floriculture sectors.

RM2PTPBK9–April 23rd, Lisse. Keukenhof is also known as the Garden of Europe one of the world's largest flower gardens and is situated in Lisse, The Netherlands. In addition to the millions of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths in the park, the flower shows inside the pavilions have become larger and more beautiful. Until 14 May 2023, well over 1 million people from around the globe are expected to visit the exhibition. Keukenhof thereby makes a major contribution to the Dutch tourist and floriculture sectors.

RM2PTPB7G–April 23rd, Lisse. Keukenhof is also known as the Garden of Europe one of the world's largest flower gardens and is situated in Lisse, The Netherlands. In addition to the millions of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths in the park, the flower shows inside the pavilions have become larger and more beautiful. Until 14 May 2023, well over 1 million people from around the globe are expected to visit the exhibition. Keukenhof thereby makes a major contribution to the Dutch tourist and floriculture sectors.

RM2PTP6JD–April 23rd, Lisse. Keukenhof is also known as the Garden of Europe one of the world's largest flower gardens and is situated in Lisse, The Netherlands. In addition to the millions of tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths in the park, the flower shows inside the pavilions have become larger and more beautiful. Until 14 May 2023, well over 1 million people from around the globe are expected to visit the exhibition. Keukenhof thereby makes a major contribution to the Dutch tourist and floriculture sectors.

March 7th, The Hague. Millions of people around the world celebrate the annual Holi Hangámá Festival, also known as the Festival of Colours, which means the celebration of the arrival of Spring, a new beginning, and the triumph of the divine and the good. In The Hague, where the largest Indian population in Europe can be found, a big celebration took place in the multicultural Transvaal neighborhood, where participants throw brightly colored powder on themselves and at each other. The colors of Holi also symbolize the strength of the inclusive society in The Hague. Stock Photo

RM2P91X59–March 7th, The Hague. Millions of people around the world celebrate the annual Holi Hangámá Festival, also known as the Festival of Colours, which means the celebration of the arrival of Spring, a new beginning, and the triumph of the divine and the good. In The Hague, where the largest Indian population in Europe can be found, a big celebration took place in the multicultural Transvaal neighborhood, where participants throw brightly colored powder on themselves and at each other. The colors of Holi also symbolize the strength of the inclusive society in The Hague.

RM2P91X7R–March 7th, The Hague. Millions of people around the world celebrate the annual Holi Hangámá Festival, also known as the Festival of Colours, which means the celebration of the arrival of Spring, a new beginning, and the triumph of the divine and the good. In The Hague, where the largest Indian population in Europe can be found, a big celebration took place in the multicultural Transvaal neighborhood, where participants throw brightly colored powder on themselves and at each other. The colors of Holi also symbolize the strength of the inclusive society in The Hague.

RM2P91WYM–March 7th, The Hague. Millions of people around the world celebrate the annual Holi Hangámá Festival, also known as the Festival of Colours, which means the celebration of the arrival of Spring, a new beginning, and the triumph of the divine and the good. In The Hague, where the largest Indian population in Europe can be found, a big celebration took place in the multicultural Transvaal neighborhood, where participants throw brightly colored powder on themselves and at each other. The colors of Holi also symbolize the strength of the inclusive society in The Hague.

RM2P91WY8–March 7th, The Hague. Millions of people around the world celebrate the annual Holi Hangámá Festival, also known as the Festival of Colours, which means the celebration of the arrival of Spring, a new beginning, and the triumph of the divine and the good. In The Hague, where the largest Indian population in Europe can be found, a big celebration took place in the multicultural Transvaal neighborhood, where participants throw brightly colored powder on themselves and at each other. The colors of Holi also symbolize the strength of the inclusive society in The Hague.

RM2P91WXF–March 7th, The Hague. Millions of people around the world celebrate the annual Holi Hangámá Festival, also known as the Festival of Colours, which means the celebration of the arrival of Spring, a new beginning, and the triumph of the divine and the good. In The Hague, where the largest Indian population in Europe can be found, a big celebration took place in the multicultural Transvaal neighborhood, where participants throw brightly colored powder on themselves and at each other. The colors of Holi also symbolize the strength of the inclusive society in The Hague.

December 10th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer. More than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens revive Oliver Twist, Scrooge, Marley and Mr. Pickwick, etc. Wealthy ladies and gentlemen with top hats parade in the streets. The scenery of the festival consists of historical buildings and houses, Christmas trees, and thousands of little lights. Not only in the street, but also behind the windows, in the houses, and in the little shops and galleries. Stock Photo

RM2M1FR94–December 10th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer. More than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens revive Oliver Twist, Scrooge, Marley and Mr. Pickwick, etc. Wealthy ladies and gentlemen with top hats parade in the streets. The scenery of the festival consists of historical buildings and houses, Christmas trees, and thousands of little lights. Not only in the street, but also behind the windows, in the houses, and in the little shops and galleries.

RM2M1FPRT–December 10th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer. More than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens revive Oliver Twist, Scrooge, Marley and Mr. Pickwick, etc. Wealthy ladies and gentlemen with top hats parade in the streets. The scenery of the festival consists of historical buildings and houses, Christmas trees, and thousands of little lights. Not only in the street, but also behind the windows, in the houses, and in the little shops and galleries.

RM2M1FR9P–December 10th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer. More than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens revive Oliver Twist, Scrooge, Marley and Mr. Pickwick, etc. Wealthy ladies and gentlemen with top hats parade in the streets. The scenery of the festival consists of historical buildings and houses, Christmas trees, and thousands of little lights. Not only in the street, but also behind the windows, in the houses, and in the little shops and galleries.

RM2M1FRG8–December 10th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer. More than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens revive Oliver Twist, Scrooge, Marley and Mr. Pickwick, etc. Wealthy ladies and gentlemen with top hats parade in the streets. The scenery of the festival consists of historical buildings and houses, Christmas trees, and thousands of little lights. Not only in the street, but also behind the windows, in the houses, and in the little shops and galleries.

RM2M1FRHE–December 10th, Deventer. Each year, around this date, the 19th-century world of the English writer Charles Dickens relives in the beautiful Dutch city of Deventer. More than 950 characters from the famous books of Dickens revive Oliver Twist, Scrooge, Marley and Mr. Pickwick, etc. Wealthy ladies and gentlemen with top hats parade in the streets. The scenery of the festival consists of historical buildings and houses, Christmas trees, and thousands of little lights. Not only in the street, but also behind the windows, in the houses, and in the little shops and galleries.

Walking this Scandinavian pilgrimage, allows pilgrims to enjoy the huge lakes, that are along the whole route. The Scandinavian pilgrimage is known as 'St. Olavsleden', is a 580km route that goes from the Baltic Sea in the East to the Atlantic Ocean in the West, from Selånger in Sweden to Trondheim in Norway. Stock Photo

RM2M4XY28–Walking this Scandinavian pilgrimage, allows pilgrims to enjoy the huge lakes, that are along the whole route. The Scandinavian pilgrimage is known as 'St. Olavsleden', is a 580km route that goes from the Baltic Sea in the East to the Atlantic Ocean in the West, from Selånger in Sweden to Trondheim in Norway.

‘St. Olavsleden’ offers to hikers all kinds of terrains to walk. Because the route goes from Sweden to Norway, the landscape is constantly changing, from rocky, swampy, hilly, forested, etc. The Scandinavian pilgrimage is known as 'St. Olavsleden', is a 580km route that goes from the Baltic Sea in the East to the Atlantic Ocean in the West, from Selånger in Sweden to Trondheim in Norway. Stock Photo

RM2M4XWY4–‘St. Olavsleden’ offers to hikers all kinds of terrains to walk. Because the route goes from Sweden to Norway, the landscape is constantly changing, from rocky, swampy, hilly, forested, etc. The Scandinavian pilgrimage is known as 'St. Olavsleden', is a 580km route that goes from the Baltic Sea in the East to the Atlantic Ocean in the West, from Selånger in Sweden to Trondheim in Norway.

A local is walking with his horse along the route. The Scandinavian pilgrimage is known as 'St. Olavsleden', is a 580km route that goes from the Baltic Sea in the East to the Atlantic Ocean in the West, from Selånger in Sweden to Trondheim in Norway. Stock Photo

RM2M4XWPH–A local is walking with his horse along the route. The Scandinavian pilgrimage is known as 'St. Olavsleden', is a 580km route that goes from the Baltic Sea in the East to the Atlantic Ocean in the West, from Selånger in Sweden to Trondheim in Norway.

On the first day starting the hiking route 'St. Olavsleden', pilgrims arrive at ‘Selanger pilgrimscenter’, where they can purchase their pilgrim passport and other souvenirs. Of course, it’s also the first place to put your first stamp. The Scandinavian pilgrimage is known as 'St. Olavsleden', is a 580km route that goes from the Baltic Sea in the East to the Atlantic Ocean in the West, from Selånger in Sweden to Trondheim in Norway. Stock Photo

RM2M4XWP4–On the first day starting the hiking route 'St. Olavsleden', pilgrims arrive at ‘Selanger pilgrimscenter’, where they can purchase their pilgrim passport and other souvenirs. Of course, it’s also the first place to put your first stamp. The Scandinavian pilgrimage is known as 'St. Olavsleden', is a 580km route that goes from the Baltic Sea in the East to the Atlantic Ocean in the West, from Selånger in Sweden to Trondheim in Norway.

Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 31st Oct 2018. Dr. Jordan B Peterson is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto, a clinical psychologist, a public speaker, and a creator of Self Authoring. He is widely known because of his influential but also controversial analyses from current social and political problems. Inviting the Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson in the UvA interview series 'Room for Discussion' elicited an angry protest letter signed by eighty UvA (University of Amsterdam) staff and students. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RMR01XFE–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 31st Oct 2018. Dr. Jordan B Peterson is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Toronto, a clinical psychologist, a public speaker, and a creator of Self Authoring. He is widely known because of his influential but also controversial analyses from current social and political problems. Inviting the Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson in the UvA interview series 'Room for Discussion' elicited an angry protest letter signed by eighty UvA (University of Amsterdam) staff and students. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News.

Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 11th Feb, 2017. Several centimetres of snow fell over much of the country on Saturday morning, bringing slippery conditions to many roads. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMHNCA92–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 11th Feb, 2017. Several centimetres of snow fell over much of the country on Saturday morning, bringing slippery conditions to many roads. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 11th Feb, 2017. Several centimeters of snow fell over much of the country on Saturday morning, bringing slippery conditions to many roads. Stock Photo

RMHNCABB–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 11th Feb, 2017. Several centimeters of snow fell over much of the country on Saturday morning, bringing slippery conditions to many roads.

RMHNCABM–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 11th Feb, 2017. Several centimeters of snow fell over much of the country on Saturday morning, bringing slippery conditions to many roads.

Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 23rd, 2016. During these days a lot of tourists that have arrived to the capital of the Netherlands, Amsterdam, are enjoying the so many attractions that you can enjoy around the whole city. One of the most important is the ice skating at the Museumplein where you can also enjoy of a Christmas market and take a hot drink during this cold days. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RMHEKTA2–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 23rd, 2016. During these days a lot of tourists that have arrived to the capital of the Netherlands, Amsterdam, are enjoying the so many attractions that you can enjoy around the whole city. One of the most important is the ice skating at the Museumplein where you can also enjoy of a Christmas market and take a hot drink during this cold days. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News.

Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 14th Dec, 2016. Like every year the spectacular Christmas illumination decorate the center of Amsterdam and one of the principals streets, Damrak which ends in the emblematic Dam Square. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RMHDYXHP–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 14th Dec, 2016. Like every year the spectacular Christmas illumination decorate the center of Amsterdam and one of the principals streets, Damrak which ends in the emblematic Dam Square. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News.

Utrecht, The Netherlands. 23rd Oct, 2016. From 18 to 24 October and between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m, the 14th edition of LEGO World and also the biggest Lego event in the world, took place at the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht. Inside of the Lego world children could swim between the LEGO bricks, or stay under a LEGO-standing shower and see the largest Lego ship in the world. A world with a lot of LEGO fun, millions of LEGO bricks, life-sized LEGO structures, LEGO building contests, a cinema and supermarket. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RMH62KJT–Utrecht, The Netherlands. 23rd Oct, 2016. From 18 to 24 October and between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m, the 14th edition of LEGO World and also the biggest Lego event in the world, took place at the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht. Inside of the Lego world children could swim between the LEGO bricks, or stay under a LEGO-standing shower and see the largest Lego ship in the world. A world with a lot of LEGO fun, millions of LEGO bricks, life-sized LEGO structures, LEGO building contests, a cinema and supermarket. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News.

RMH62KKY–Utrecht, The Netherlands. 23rd Oct, 2016. From 18 to 24 October and between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m, the 14th edition of LEGO World and also the biggest Lego event in the world, took place at the Jaarbeurs in Utrecht. Inside of the Lego world children could swim between the LEGO bricks, or stay under a LEGO-standing shower and see the largest Lego ship in the world. A world with a lot of LEGO fun, millions of LEGO bricks, life-sized LEGO structures, LEGO building contests, a cinema and supermarket. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News.

Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 1st Oct, 2016. Following the recent Russian and Syrian bombardment of Aleppo. The fight in Syria is an extension of the fight for freedom regionally and worldwide. Syrians still fighting for justice, dignity, and freedom. Today as the 'Global day of Rage for Aleppo' has been took place at the Dam square in Amsterdam an demonstration against the bombing of Syria. Stock Photo

RMH2RK30–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 1st Oct, 2016. Following the recent Russian and Syrian bombardment of Aleppo. The fight in Syria is an extension of the fight for freedom regionally and worldwide. Syrians still fighting for justice, dignity, and freedom. Today as the 'Global day of Rage for Aleppo' has been took place at the Dam square in Amsterdam an demonstration against the bombing of Syria.

RMH2RK2K–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 1st Oct, 2016. Following the recent Russian and Syrian bombardment of Aleppo. The fight in Syria is an extension of the fight for freedom regionally and worldwide. Syrians still fighting for justice, dignity, and freedom. Today as the 'Global day of Rage for Aleppo' has been took place at the Dam square in Amsterdam an demonstration against the bombing of Syria.

Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 25th Sep, 2016. Ieder1, an initiative by actor Nasrdin Dchar that represents to be proud of the Dutch diversity, is a crowdfunding started a large parade was held on September 25. They collected around 50.000 euros. 'Netherlands belongs to everyone,' was the clear message from Nasrdin. The parade started around The Bijlmer Arena and finsihed at the Museumplein with a lot of performances by several music artists. The mayors of Amsterdam and Rotterdam also supported the diversity parade. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RMH29TA7–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 25th Sep, 2016. Ieder1, an initiative by actor Nasrdin Dchar that represents to be proud of the Dutch diversity, is a crowdfunding started a large parade was held on September 25. They collected around 50.000 euros. 'Netherlands belongs to everyone,' was the clear message from Nasrdin. The parade started around The Bijlmer Arena and finsihed at the Museumplein with a lot of performances by several music artists. The mayors of Amsterdam and Rotterdam also supported the diversity parade. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News.

RMH29TAE–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 25th Sep, 2016. Ieder1, an initiative by actor Nasrdin Dchar that represents to be proud of the Dutch diversity, is a crowdfunding started a large parade was held on September 25. They collected around 50.000 euros. 'Netherlands belongs to everyone,' was the clear message from Nasrdin. The parade started around The Bijlmer Arena and finsihed at the Museumplein with a lot of performances by several music artists. The mayors of Amsterdam and Rotterdam also supported the diversity parade. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News.

Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 10th Sept, 2016. From the Slavery Monument at the Oosterpark in Amsterdam the demonstration marched to the Bijlmerbajes. Since the first of August refugees will be temporarily housed in the old Bijlmer prison. The refugees in the Bijlmerbajes like the students nearby will only be housed temporarily, by the end of 2017 they all have to leave. The initiative to help all these refugees for more rights is supported by local residents, migrant organisations and other social groups Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News. Stock Photo

RMGTRK23–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 10th Sept, 2016. From the Slavery Monument at the Oosterpark in Amsterdam the demonstration marched to the Bijlmerbajes. Since the first of August refugees will be temporarily housed in the old Bijlmer prison. The refugees in the Bijlmerbajes like the students nearby will only be housed temporarily, by the end of 2017 they all have to leave. The initiative to help all these refugees for more rights is supported by local residents, migrant organisations and other social groups Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News.

RMGTRK17–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 10th Sept, 2016. From the Slavery Monument at the Oosterpark in Amsterdam the demonstration marched to the Bijlmerbajes. Since the first of August refugees will be temporarily housed in the old Bijlmer prison. The refugees in the Bijlmerbajes like the students nearby will only be housed temporarily, by the end of 2017 they all have to leave. The initiative to help all these refugees for more rights is supported by local residents, migrant organisations and other social groups Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News.

RMGTRK1B–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 10th Sept, 2016. From the Slavery Monument at the Oosterpark in Amsterdam the demonstration marched to the Bijlmerbajes. Since the first of August refugees will be temporarily housed in the old Bijlmer prison. The refugees in the Bijlmerbajes like the students nearby will only be housed temporarily, by the end of 2017 they all have to leave. The initiative to help all these refugees for more rights is supported by local residents, migrant organisations and other social groups Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News.

Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 6th August, 2016. The Canal Parade is what Amsterdam Gay Pride is famous for. It's the crown on their two weeks lasting festival that features more than 200 events. And this edition will be even more spectacular than other years, because this year Amsterdam Gay Pride is hosting EuroPride. The Canal Parade starts at 1.30 pm at the beginning of the Prinsengracht at the Westerdok harbour. At the end of the Prinsengracht, the parade turns left on to the Amstel river, passing the famous white Skinny Bridge (Magere Brug). Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMGGN90D–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 6th August, 2016. The Canal Parade is what Amsterdam Gay Pride is famous for. It's the crown on their two weeks lasting festival that features more than 200 events. And this edition will be even more spectacular than other years, because this year Amsterdam Gay Pride is hosting EuroPride. The Canal Parade starts at 1.30 pm at the beginning of the Prinsengracht at the Westerdok harbour. At the end of the Prinsengracht, the parade turns left on to the Amstel river, passing the famous white Skinny Bridge (Magere Brug). Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 23rd July, 2016. This year EuroPride is celebrated in Amsterdam, from Saturday 23rd of July till Sunday 7th of August 2016. Every year Pink Saturday is travelling to another city in Europe, the last time Amsterdam organized this was 22 years ago in 1994. This year the event has the motto ‘’join our freedom'. As a sign against homophobia and fight for tolerance and respect, the walk starts from the Vondelpark at 19.00 hr, the route will go straight through the center of Amsterdam and we will finish at the Dam square. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMGEAFNF–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 23rd July, 2016. This year EuroPride is celebrated in Amsterdam, from Saturday 23rd of July till Sunday 7th of August 2016. Every year Pink Saturday is travelling to another city in Europe, the last time Amsterdam organized this was 22 years ago in 1994. This year the event has the motto ‘’join our freedom'. As a sign against homophobia and fight for tolerance and respect, the walk starts from the Vondelpark at 19.00 hr, the route will go straight through the center of Amsterdam and we will finish at the Dam square. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGEAFP4–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 23rd July, 2016. This year EuroPride is celebrated in Amsterdam, from Saturday 23rd of July till Sunday 7th of August 2016. Every year Pink Saturday is travelling to another city in Europe, the last time Amsterdam organized this was 22 years ago in 1994. This year the event has the motto ‘’join our freedom'. As a sign against homophobia and fight for tolerance and respect, the walk starts from the Vondelpark at 19.00 hr, the route will go straight through the center of Amsterdam and we will finish at the Dam square. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGEAFP9–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 23rd July, 2016. This year EuroPride is celebrated in Amsterdam, from Saturday 23rd of July till Sunday 7th of August 2016. Every year Pink Saturday is travelling to another city in Europe, the last time Amsterdam organized this was 22 years ago in 1994. This year the event has the motto ‘’join our freedom'. As a sign against homophobia and fight for tolerance and respect, the walk starts from the Vondelpark at 19.00 hr, the route will go straight through the center of Amsterdam and we will finish at the Dam square. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGEAFPE–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 23rd July, 2016. This year EuroPride is celebrated in Amsterdam, from Saturday 23rd of July till Sunday 7th of August 2016. Every year Pink Saturday is travelling to another city in Europe, the last time Amsterdam organized this was 22 years ago in 1994. This year the event has the motto ‘’join our freedom'. As a sign against homophobia and fight for tolerance and respect, the walk starts from the Vondelpark at 19.00 hr, the route will go straight through the center of Amsterdam and we will finish at the Dam square. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGEADGB–Amsterdam, The Netherlands. 23rd July, 2016. This year EuroPride is celebrated in Amsterdam, from Saturday 23rd of July till Sunday 7th of August 2016. Every year Pink Saturday is travelling to another city in Europe, the last time Amsterdam organized this was 22 years ago in 1994. This year the event has the motto ‘’join our freedom'. They start Pink Saturday at the Vondelpark, the most famous parc in Amsterdam will be colouring pink this day. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 22nd July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. The final day of marching crosses Grave, Cuijk, Overasselt and Malden. The rain, thunderstorms, hails and strong winds expected in the Netherlands for the coming hours, caught the Vierdaagse organizers completely off guard. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMGE3NE7–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 22nd July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. The final day of marching crosses Grave, Cuijk, Overasselt and Malden. The rain, thunderstorms, hails and strong winds expected in the Netherlands for the coming hours, caught the Vierdaagse organizers completely off guard. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGE3NEA–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 22nd July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. The final day of marching crosses Grave, Cuijk, Overasselt and Malden. The rain, thunderstorms, hails and strong winds expected in the Netherlands for the coming hours, caught the Vierdaagse organizers completely off guard. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGE3ND8–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 22nd July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. The final day of marching crosses Grave, Cuijk, Overasselt and Malden. The rain, thunderstorms, hails and strong winds expected in the Netherlands for the coming hours, caught the Vierdaagse organizers completely off guard. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGE3ND9–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 22nd July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. The final day of marching crosses Grave, Cuijk, Overasselt and Malden. The rain, thunderstorms, hails and strong winds expected in the Netherlands for the coming hours, caught the Vierdaagse organizers completely off guard. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGE3NEW–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 22nd July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. The final day of marching crosses Grave, Cuijk, Overasselt and Malden. The rain, thunderstorms, hails and strong winds expected in the Netherlands for the coming hours, caught the Vierdaagse organizers completely off guard. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGE3NEM–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 22nd July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. The final day of marching crosses Grave, Cuijk, Overasselt and Malden. The rain, thunderstorms, hails and strong winds expected in the Netherlands for the coming hours, caught the Vierdaagse organizers completely off guard. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGE3NE6–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 22nd July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. The final day of marching crosses Grave, Cuijk, Overasselt and Malden. The rain, thunderstorms, hails and strong winds expected in the Netherlands for the coming hours, caught the Vierdaagse organizers completely off guard. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGE3NF5–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 22nd July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. The final day of marching crosses Grave, Cuijk, Overasselt and Malden. The rain, thunderstorms, hails and strong winds expected in the Netherlands for the coming hours, caught the Vierdaagse organizers completely off guard. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGE3NF8–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 22nd July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries. The final day of marching crosses Grave, Cuijk, Overasselt and Malden. The rain, thunderstorms, hails and strong winds expected in the Netherlands for the coming hours, caught the Vierdaagse organizers completely off guard. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 21st July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries.Approximately 43 910 runners started the third day of the Nijmegen Marches. The route runs Today through the hills around Groesbeek.Approximately 43 910 runners started the third day of the Nijmegen Marches. The route runs Thursday through the hills around Groesbeek. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RMGDT4BX–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 21st July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries.Approximately 43 910 runners started the third day of the Nijmegen Marches. The route runs Today through the hills around Groesbeek.Approximately 43 910 runners started the third day of the Nijmegen Marches. The route runs Thursday through the hills around Groesbeek. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

RMGDT4C5–Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 21st July, 2016. Since it is the world’s biggest multi-day walking event, the Four Days Marches is seen as the prime example of sportsmanship and international bonding between military servicemen and women and civilians from many different countries.Approximately 43 910 runners started the third day of the Nijmegen Marches. The route runs Today through the hills around Groesbeek.Approximately 43 910 runners started the third day of the Nijmegen Marches. The route runs Thursday through the hills around Groesbeek. Credit: Romy Arroyo Fernandez/Alamy Live News

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