[DOC] [TLE] Dutch cheese markets - Wikipedia [PAR] There are five cheese markets operating in the Netherlands. Woerden is a 
modern working ... Dutch cheese farmers traditionally brought their cheeses to 
the market square in town to sell. Teams (vemen) of official guild cheese-porters
... [DOC] [TLE] Towns & Cities - HAT Tours [PAR] This town is known for its cheese and the production of candles. ... In Rotterdam 
we will stop to see the city, which has the largest harbour in the world. ... through 
the attractive old town centre.of this oldest university-town of the Netherlands. ... 
on one of the terrasses situated at the central market square (if weather permits). [DOC] [TLE] Gouda - Holland.com [PAR] Come to Gouda for cheese markets, stroopwafels, and historic monuments. You 
can also book the best hotels in town. ... of South Holland, is known world-wide 
for its Gouda cheese, its candles and its ... Hall and other monumental buildings 
on Markt square lit with thousands of candles. ... The largest windmills in the 
world. [DOC] [TLE] Alkmaar Cheese Market - Holland.com [PAR] Sep 2, 2016 ... Without a doubt, the Alkmaar Cheese Market is the main attraction in the town. 
From April to September inclusive, you can find out how cheese... [DOC] [TLE] Sightseeing - Amsterdam Incoming Travel [PAR] Alkmaar is above all Holland's cheese town. ... The traditional cheese market, 
which has been restored to its former glory ... The Hague is currently Holland's 
third-biggest city and better known to the Dutch as either Den Haag or 's-
Gravenhage. ... Town Hall, the tree-lined Lange Voorhout Square, and the 
famous Binnenhof. [DOC] [TLE] Beyond Amsterdam: 7 Amazing Dutch Cities Not to Miss on Your ... [PAR] Aug 1, 2013 ... The Netherlands' fourth largest city, Utrecht is incredibly ancient; ... Today it is 
well known for its universities and its terrific variety of ... Utrecht's beautiful Old 
Town (most of which must be visited on foot) ... historic attractions lie within a 
short walk of its lovely market square: Grote .... Cheese Market in Holland. [DOC] [TLE] Visit the Gothic Stadhuis in Gouda, South Holland - European Traveler [PAR] May 28, 2014 ... The historic Town Hall in Gouda, one of the oldest Gothic stadhuizen ... Gouda, 
famous for its cheese, is also worth visiting for its 350 ... It is well positioned at the 
center of Gouda's Markt  one of the largest market squares in Holland and ... 
used as scaffold  with a view of the market square and De Waag. [DOC] [TLE] North Holland travel guide - Wikitravel [PAR] Open source travel guide to North Holland, featuring up-to-date information on 
attractions, ... Alkmaar  historic town, well-known for its cheese market; 
Amsterdam  the ... Texel is the largest of the West Frisian Islands; it is a major 
and very ..... a large town square, and Alkmaar of course features its famous 
cheese market. [DOC] [TLE] Gouda travel guide - Wikitravel [PAR] The city is famous for its cheese, its 15th century town hall and the amazing glass 
.... on the market square is the oldest Gothic town hall in The Netherlands. ... It is 
the largest cross shaped church in the Netherlands. edit; Museumgouda... [DOC] [TLE] Things to do in Netherlands - Top 27 Cities and towns to visit [PAR] Nov 19, 2015 ... Known for its historic Dutch town center, countless people have ... Perhaps the 
best time to visit this city is during the largest flower market in the Netherlands ... 
Market square and the streets around are very nice and romantic ... There are lots 
of events and attractions in the city associated with this cheese. [DOC] [TLE] Gouda  Travel guide at Wikivoyage [PAR] The city is famous for its cheese, its 15th century town hall and the amazing .... De 
Waag are here, and this is where the weekly cheese market takes place. ... The 
old town hall on the Markt square is the oldest Gothic town hall in The 
Netherlands. .... In September, Houtmansplantsoen in Gouda is transformed into

Question: The Netherlands' largest market square is in this town known for its cheese
Answer: Gouda