A Northern Soul - Page 7 of 9 - An American in the Netherlands

The Inner Journey: Rewiring Your American Mind for Dutch Living

A Dutch flag waves in front of a colorful grid of political party campaign posters, representing the diversity of the Netherlands’ multi-party political system.

No Two-Party Drama Here: A Look at Dutch Politics from an American Expat

In God We Trust? Not So Much: A Look at Religion in the Netherlands

A vibrant, painterly digital illustration depicting Dutch holidays throughout the year. The image includes orange-clad crowds celebrating King’s Day, fireworks lighting the night sky, Sinterklaas arriving by boat, tulip fields, bicycles, and cozy canal houses decorated for Christmas.

Dutch Holidays: A Guide for Expats

A warm, symbolic illustration of an American expat sitting peacefully beside a Dutch canal during golden hour, with bicycles, canal houses, and a subtle U.S. flag detail—capturing the emotional connection between two cultures.

Bridging Two Worlds: How Living Abroad Made Me Appreciate the U.S.

Netherlands vs USA: How They Really Compare (By the Numbers)

A symbolic illustration of common American stereotypes about the Netherlands, including tulips, cannabis culture, and Amsterdam canals, used to contrast perception with reality.

What Americans Get Wrong About Life in the Netherlands (From an American Who Moved Here)

Minimalist Dutch grocery store concept with only two packages of bacon, representing cultural grocery differences.

The Bacon Aisle That Broke My American Brain

The Dutch Thing I Didn’t Expect to Love (But Totally Do): Not Driving

Biking in the Netherlands