What are the tourist attractions in Holland?

Holland is a well-deserved flower kingdom. The vast flower fields in South Holland and North Holland are full of daffodils, hyacinthus orientalis and tulips, which are world-famous and attract a large number of tourists every year. The flower season is from March to September every year. During this period, the whole Netherlands is a colorful world, attracting tourists' attention. For example, Tulip Park in Richter Chukenhof and Harlan Hotel in Groningen, flower parades and flower auctions in Alsmer and Nalder Vic, and many parks and castle gardens attract a large number of tourists all year round. Spring in Holland is filled with the smell of tulips, and every big city in Holland has its own characteristics. Amsterdam attracts a large number of tourists with its historic central area, numerous museums, unique circular canals and magnificent buildings. But The Hague, Delft, Haram, Utrecht, Groningen and Maastricht also have their own historical buildings, museums, unique traditions and various cultural activities. Rotterdam, the largest port city in the world, decorates itself with amazing modern buildings, such as the unique oblique three-dimensional residence on Mas Avenue and Erasmus Bridge nicknamed Swan. There are about 1000 museums in beautiful Amsterdam, and the museum density ranks first in the world. The collection covers everything from17th century paintings to toys, from antique clocks to modern art, from ceramics to piggy banks. Among them, the most famous ones are the National Museum and Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam, the Bo Yemans-Van Boningen Museum in Rotterdam, the Royal Painting Exhibition Hall in Morris Palace in The Hague and the Luo Palace Museum in Appeldren. The following museums have a large collection of amazing modern art works: Amsterdam City Museum, kroll Miller Museum in Otlau and Van Abbe Museum in Eindhoven; The government provides financial assistance to museums of great significance to the country. At present, we are trying to promote a single "Dutch collection" action, that is, to gather many scattered collections together to avoid too much repetition; Since 1990, the Netherlands has started the cultural heritage delta project, aiming at restoring and protecting these important art collections. The collection and exhibition services of the museum have been further improved recently, which not only attracts more visitors, but also strengthens the educational function of the museum. Holland, the main entrance of Amsterdam National Museum, has a large number of historical buildings. The government's policy aims at protecting the characteristics of 55,000 designated national historic buildings and hundreds of towns and villages and integrating them into modern society. 1988 "historical relics law" and "land use planning law" are also very important for the protection of historical sites. Dutch archaeology is characterized by many organic residues (such as clothes, food, wood, etc. ) well preserved in a humid environment. Important historical sites include prehistoric stone tombs in rural Drenthe province, medieval city wall fortresses (such as Haimen Fort) and castles (such as Mumm in Old Hallum). Holland is a famous tourist country, a multi-ethnic culture, a safe and modern international society. It is famous for tulips, windmills, wooden shoes, canals, cheese and painter Van Gogh. The Netherlands is recognized as the best place to hold important international conferences, and was recently rated as the best business environment country in the world by E.I.U The Netherlands has a small land area and modern transportation facilities. Whether it's a short stay or a long vacation, tourists can connect beaches, museums, shopping and other itineraries at will. From 65438 to 0999, nearly10 million tourists from all over the world visited the Netherlands. Among them, foreign tourists from Germany are the most, and the number from Britain, the United States, Belgium and France is also very large; The number of tourists from Spain and Italy has greatly increased, especially since the 1990s. At present, the number of tourists from Eastern European countries, especially the Czech Republic, to the Netherlands is growing rapidly. Tourism earns tens of billions of turnover for the Netherlands every year, among which foreign tourists also account for a large part, even higher than flower exports, so tourism has become an important industry in the Dutch economy; The task of promoting and selling the Netherlands as a tourist destination to the world falls on the shoulders of the Dutch Tourism Board. NBT has more than 65,438+00 branches in Europe, North America and Japan. Through large-scale publicity activities, NBT has made foreign consumers, tourism and the press look at the Netherlands with new eyes. The most attractive tourist contents in the Netherlands are famous cities including Amsterdam, colorful cultural exhibitions and flowers represented by tulips. Various large-scale activities are also conducive to establishing the cultural image of the Netherlands in front of the world. Another strength is the Dutch coast, which is suitable for people to arrange "sports holidays", such as cycling or water sports; The Netherlands has a variety of entertainment and tourism conditions, as well as the best international conference facilities and entertainment venues. More than 400 tourist information centers provide tour guide services for tourists. Holland has a long coastline and many interesting towns, cities and natural scenery. Dunes and forests are the unique scenery of the Dutch coast, and beaches are the best places for all kinds of water sports (surfing, windsurfing, swimming, etc.). Many inland waters also have many places suitable for water sports. People can sail sailboats, motorboats or canoes through the beautiful natural scenic spots and swim comfortably. Many bridges, dams and windmills decorate the Dutch water. The powerful delta water conservancy project shows people how the Dutch fight against water and has won the favor of countless foreign tourists.

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