Now it is possible to see almost the entire Netherlands in Google Street View.

Recently, all areas in the Netherlands have been updated in Google Street View. In particular, the cities.

The total distance of about 75,000 kilometers has been captured.

Google used the Google-trike (trike) to capture twenty tourist attractions on street level.

The following Dutch attractions are available in Street View for a virtual visit: Apenheul, the theme park Archeon, the Aqua Zoo, Adventure Park Hellendoorn, Parliament Buildings, the Dolphinarium, the Efteling, the castle Arcen, Kinderdijk, the Hoge Veluwe National Park, Dutch Open Air Museum, Het Loo Palace, Scheveningen Boulevard, Slagharen Amusement, the Veenpark, Mondo Verde World, Walibi, the Zaanse Schans, Overloon Park Zoo and the Zuiderzee.

Dutch Residents of The Hague, Utrecht and Eindhoven will be able to see their home on Google Street View soon.

With Street View users can see street level details on Google maps. The company has photographed almost all streets in and around thirty cities in the Netherlands.

The photos can be viewed by dragging a yellow icon on google map and look around.

In March, Google launched Street View, in Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Groningen. Now also Utrecht, Den Haag, Eindhoven, Den Bosch, Tilburg and Leeuwarden will be included. The Randstad is almost fully covered.

Of the 21 Dutch cities with more than 100,000 inhabitants, only Enschede and Maastricht are available at the moment.

The amazing 114 pounds tricycle from Google is limited to visit only a number of places, because it’s taking a lot of time to shoot good photos. Earlier this year a number of major tourist attractions such as the Efteling and Slagharen were captured.

These photos are not yet processed yet and only the windmills at Kinderdijk and Parliament Buildings are viewable on Street View at the moment.