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Why the real Haarlem should stand up
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Why the real Haarlem should stand up
Say ‘Harlem’ and most people instantly think about the famous neighbourhood in New York City, known for its mobsters and globetrotting basketballers. That’s a pity because the original ‘Haarlem’ is a Golden Age masterpiece in its own right. Just a short train (or energetic bike) ride from Amsterdam, and you enter the altogether more refined vibe of Haarlem – a canal-lined city of around 169,000. Despite its proximity to top European travel …
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