City in Netherlands
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Leiden is a canal-laced university city with Rembrandt connections, free wall poems scattered around town, and a lively market on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Wandering the canals and hunting down the painted wall poems costs nothing, and the market is the cheap way to put together a lunch. It sits on the train line between Amsterdam and The Hague, so it makes an easy, quieter, lower-cost base than the big cities.
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Leiden is a canal city with the oldest university in the Netherlands (founded 1575 by William of Orange as a reward for resisting the Spanish siege), the Hortus Botanicus (one of the oldest botanical gardens in Europe, paid, small), and 28 kilometers of canals. Free to walk.
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