These three cities all have a very different feel and thus they all deserve a visit. However, if you're just into canals, old buildings, you should visit Amsterdam. If you would like to see some larger governmental buildings and statues, as well as the Dutch Chinatown you should visit The Hague. Rotterdam is the odd one out here because there are not too many historical sites due to the Nazi bombing of Rotterdam in World War 2. However, since then it has grown into one of the most important and modern cities of the Netherlands. You can check out the Euromast and Erasmusbridge as well as the Nationale Nederlanden building. If you're interested in architecture and modern life in the Netherlands you should pay Rotterdam a visit. Don't forget to stop by the Feyenoord Stadium, one of the most beautiful football stadiums in Europe.

As for me I like Amsterdam more.... it is a place where you can get interesting information about history,culture,... Also there are a lot of places to have fun with friends or even alone if you understood what i mean) so it is to my mind) let me know then what you've chosen)

Hi , if I was going to Holland I would visit all 3 cities. However it depends on what you are personally interested in. For example, If I went to Amsterdam, I would visit canals, museums and historical buildings. However some people may wish to just visit the Red Light District.