Description

The flag of the Netherlands features three horizontal stripes of red, white, and blue.
The top red stripe symbolizes bravery, strength, and valor.
The middle white stripe stands for peace and honesty.
The bottom blue stripe represents loyalty, vigilance, and justice.
The design has its roots in the 16th century during the Dutch struggle for independence.
Adopted officially in 1937, it reflects the country’s rich history and national pride.
Its simple yet bold colors are easily recognizable worldwide.
Today, the flag stands as a proud symbol of the Netherlands’ identity, unity, and heritage.