This video of a snowy Amsterdam is the best thing you will see today

Is there anything better than looking at the Netherlands? Um, yes! How about seeing the Netherlands covered in a cosy blanket of snow? That’s right, we’ve got those sleighbells ring-a-ling, ting-ting-tingling too. 

Let’s sweeten the deal and add: thanks to the wonder of the internet and modern technology, you can view snow-covered Amsterdam from the comfort of your own home, snuggled up in bed, with no freezing ears to worry about. You don’t even have to wear pants!

Yeah, we know you’re ready to get into it, so here you go!

Enjoy this epic minute by Gosse Bouma, should be hands down the best thing you should see today!

Did you enjoy this video? Want to see more? Let us know in the comments below!

Abuzer van Leeuwen 🇳🇱
Abuzer van Leeuwen 🇳🇱http://www.abuzervanleeuwen.nl
Abuzer founded DutchReview a decade ago because he thought expats needed it and wanted to make amends for the Dutch cuisine. He has a Masters in Political Science and IT but somewhere always wanted to study history or good old football. He also a mortgage in the Netherlands and will happily tell you too how to get one. Born and raised in Rotterdam, Abuzer now lives in Leiden but is always longing back to his own international year in Italy.

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