Giethoorn was a special pedestrian town in the past, and cars were not allowed to drive in this dream village. The village was nicknamed "Venice of the North" or "Venice of the Netherlands" in the Netherlands, especially after 1958. In the old part of the village, there was no road and all the commutes were conducted through a canal and from the water. Also, lakes in the village were created during coal mining operations.
See the beautiful teaser of the Giethoorn Dream Village in the Netherlands:
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