Introduction to Dutch self-driving tour to enjoy flowers

The Netherlands is a highly developed country in Western Europe, and its natural ecosystem and environment are well protected. It attracts a large number of tourists from all over the world to visit every day, especially coming to the Netherlands to enjoy flowers, which is a pleasant enjoyment. Let me share it with you.

The Netherlands, known as the "Garden of Europe", is a country of only 41,000 square kilometers. It has planted 3 billion tulips, which can be arranged around the equator 7 times.

Tulips have always been the color symbol of the Netherlands. Tulips bloom from March to May every year. If you want to see a real sea of ??tulips, it must be spring in the Netherlands.

In the Netherlands at this time, the most gorgeous tulip fields covered every corner of the Netherlands, weaving large "flower carpets". If you love flowers, you must not miss it.

The Flower Sea Road in the Netherlands is the most beautiful self-driving road in the world.

The Netherlands is one of the most suitable countries for self-driving travel, with free roads and the fewest traffic accidents in the world. From the center of Amsterdam take the A1 motorway and then the A6 motorway. This flower sea road is 100 kilometers long and covers an area of ??2,500 acres of flower fields. In 2009, it was named one of the most beautiful self-driving roads in the world by National Geographic.

The Netherlands has a flat terrain, endless fields and green spaces, green grass outside the window, ancient windmills standing quietly, and groups of cattle and sheep strolling leisurely in front of you, as if you are in a paradise. On this road, you can enjoy yourself, embrace nature and let yourself go. The most enjoyable trip like this is nothing more than that.

Beautiful scenery, beautiful postcards.

Flowers not only bring wealth to the Dutch people, but also bring beautiful environment and elegant taste of life to the Dutch people. Walking in the Dutch countryside, you will deeply feel what "picturesque" means.

Kerkhof Park, the most beautiful park in the world.

Keukenhof is the most beautiful garden in the world. When the flower season comes, more than 7 million tulip bulbs will gradually bloom, and more than 800 varieties of tulips will surely feast your eyes. It is the most romantic thing to hold hands with the one you love and enjoy the flowers here, vowing each other in the sea of ??tulips.

A park is not just a collection of flowers, plants and trees, but a design that makes all combinations beautiful. From anywhere you stand, from any angle, it's a painting. Gardens, lakes, fountains, and tree-lined avenues intersect with each other, changing the scenery and keeping people entertained at all times.

The most beautiful fishing village in the world.

Fulongtan was rated as "the most beautiful fishing village in the world" by UNESCO. All the huts in the village have green exterior walls, and various flowers and plants are planted in the walls, which is quiet and beautiful. There is a small river in the village. There is a small suspension bridge named after members of the Dutch royal family on the river. There are ducks and geese on the water. There are large and small sailing boats moored in the harbor on the lake. When the church bells ring, you want time to stand there.

Walking around the fishing village, along the dam, there are red and green European-style buildings like building blocks, surrounded by flowers and white lace curtains, as if everything is in a dream.

Children's Windmill, a World Cultural Heritage

It is the gathering place with the largest number of windmills in the Netherlands. There are 19 windmills side by side and has been listed as a World Cultural Heritage. Follow a road surrounded by meadows, windmills, wildflowers and rivers. Take photos along the way, they are all beautiful postcards.

The scenery here is picturesque, the sun is warm, and the grass is green. Flocks of wild ducks swim on the river, ride horses on country roads along the river, and look at ancient windmills. Words cannot express the feeling of freedom.

Van Gogh National Forest Park, the largest nature reserve in the Netherlands.

With 5,500 hectares of woods, wasteland, sand piles and swamps, the Van Gogh National Forest Park is the largest nature reserve in the Netherlands and the largest lowland protected area in northwest Europe. This is for 18 years of land. It is very rare for the Netherlands to come from the reclaimed sea.

There are many unique landscapes in the national park, including deep and quiet forests, heather-covered fields, and even flowing sand dunes. Its unique geological features make it stand out among all Dutch national parks.

There are also rare wild animals here, such as red deer, roe deer, mouflon sheep and wild boars. This is a paradise for wildlife.

The top hotel in the Netherlands, with fantastic creativity and unlimited creativity.

The Netherlands has many top-notch hotels with avant-garde and intriguing designs, which fully demonstrate the whimsy and infinite creativity of the Dutch. Staying in such a top-notch hotel will definitely make you forget the fatigue of your self-driving journey.

Andaz Hotel, travel to the world of outer space

Andaz Hotel was formerly a historic library building. Historical image books were introduced into its design. The interior is filled with decorations of different styles, dotted with some yellow Dutch tulips. Carpets, glass, and murals all have some ancient elements, and the colors are in line with the classic European feel. The hotel's designer is Marcel Wanders, one of the Netherlands' most dazzling design stars in recent years. His amazing creativity and strong personal style washed away people's impression of industrial designers.

Through the glass ceiling in the lobby, an incredible chemical reaction occurred between the sunlight and the long string of foreign-body-like lamps in the sky. Looking up, it seems like we have gone to another planet. Have breakfast here or take a nap here in the afternoon and watch the hydrangeas and lavender swaying in the breeze in the back garden outside the window. That quietness, that homely warmth. In a daze, it really feels like "living" here.

The Koolhaas Hotel in The Hague is the first choice for celebrities and royal families.

The Koolhaas Hotel was built in 1858. It is a palace-style five-star hotel where many celebrities have stayed. Queen Wilhelmina was the first guest to sign the book of honor. Famous guests such as the Princess of Prussia, Churchill, French President Huang Fengying, and Japanese Emperor Hirohito have all stayed here. Many famous musicians have also held concerts in the auditorium here, the most famous of which was the Rolling Stones' first performance on the European continent in 1964.

The interior decoration of the Koolhaas Hotel is luxurious and elegant, especially the panoramic painting hall in Kulzar is the finishing touch of the hotel. Admiring the 19th century murals in the ancient and splendid hall is definitely a wonderful enjoyment.