QuickCheck: Is there a car-free village in the Netherlands?


The quaint Dutch town of Giethoorn is also known as the 'Venice of the Netherlands" with its over 88km of canals.

CARS are a seemingly indispensable part of modern life, so much so that the very idea of a region that is completely car-free is unfathomable.

That said, it has been claimed that a village in the Netherlands is totally car-free due to the extensive waterways crossing through the quaint hamlet.

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