Introduction to tourist attractions in Dutch cities Tourist cities and attractions in the Netherlands

Introduction to Dutch Scenery

Lisse, a small town not far from Amsterdam, has become one of the famous tourist attractions in the Netherlands because of its Keukenhof Tulip Park. The tulips are open every year from late March to May. Attracting thousands of tourists, tulips of different colors decorate Keukonhof Park into a sea of ??flowers.

The town’s annual tulip float parade is also a moving scenery not to be missed.

In the past, the Dutch royal family loved to go to the "Paleis Het Loo" (Paleis Het Loo) in Apeldoorn to escape the summer heat. Now tourists also have the honor to see the style of this building.

Since 1984, it has become a museum, collecting many royal items. The palace itself and the surrounding gardens maintain their appearance in the 17th century.

Located in the heart of the Netherlands, Apeldoorn has a vast forest, and the royal family's former summer residence, "Royal Palace", is located in this forest.

Apelton has a history of more than 1,200 years. If you want to find its past appearance, you have to go around Raadhuisplein.

On Radhuis Square, you can easily find the Old Town Hall, which has become Apelton's "Historical Museum".

The Royal Palace is located near Apeldoorn. From 1686 to 1975, it has been the favorite summer residence of the Dutch rulers and the royal family.

But since 1984, it has become a museum.

When you walk into the Luo Palace, you can see the magnificent interior decoration, and the outdoor garden is surrounded by green grass and sculptures.

The Royal Palace was once the favorite villa of the Dutch Royal Family, and is now a museum.

After the reconstruction by the Dutch government, both the palace itself and the surrounding gardens were almost restored to their old appearance in the 17th century.

After entering the Royal Palace, remember to carefully appreciate each room, because it truly and vividly shows the 300 years of the royal family from William and Mary to the reign of Queen Wilhelmina. Home life.

In these rooms, there are permanent and temporary exhibitions of royal objects, including documents, paintings, porcelain, silverware, and royal and court costumes, all presented in the orange color of the Nassau family and the Netherlands. origin.

On display in the stables are collections of royal carriages, hunting carriages, sleighs and classic cars.

Walking into the outdoor garden, the Baroque-style garden is completely surrounded by stairs, pergolas, sculptures and vases. The flowers and plants here are carefully cultivated, creating a beautiful scene every spring and summer. , exactly the same as what the royal family admired in the 17th century.

The fountains and man-made waterfalls in the park also look like they were in the 17th century, and there are wonderful performances at any time.

The summer resort "Luo Palace" surrounded by forests and lakes has lost its royal mystery and retained its original beauty and romance. It also has the opportunity for civilian players to visit and enjoy the royal-level scenery. .

What are the unique attractions in the Netherlands?

The first is the Wonderland Tulip Garden in the Netherlands. Everyone knows that the Netherlands is rich in tulips and has the largest tulip garden in the world. Here you can not only see a vast garden, but also many windmills and cabins. Doesn’t it look like a world in a fairy tale? The most people take wedding photos here. The flower language of tulips is eternal love.

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The second is Maastricht, the most beautiful place in the Netherlands. This is an ancient city with houses in the shape of castles and a high bridge. Go to the castle. There are low mountains surrounding the castle. The time is long, the years are quiet, and it has a strong exotic color. This is a paradise.

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The third place is the place where Audrey Hepburn lived, called Arnhem, located in the east of the Netherlands. It has environmentally friendly trolley buses, although there are not many people living here. , but the number of tourists who come here every year reaches more than 100,000. A lively and prosperous city with memories of Audrey Hepburn's childhood.

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Fourth is Hollen, which is known as the North Sea fishing village in the Netherlands. Listening to the name, people will think that it is a famous football referee. In fact, it just happens to have the same name. This small town retains the most simple characteristic of the Netherlands - fishing. It is a small and quiet city.

What are the famous attractions in the Netherlands?

The former summer resort of the Dutch Royal Family--the "Paleis Het Loo" (Paleis Het Loo) in Apeldoorn was the favorite place of the Dutch royal family in the summer. ) to escape the summer heat, now tourists also have the honor to have a glimpse of the style of this building. Since 1984, it has become a museum, collecting many royal items. The palace itself and the surrounding gardens maintain their appearance in the 17th century.

Giethoorn - Giethoorn has a unique style and the houses in the village are classic and unique. Many Dutch people want to buy a house there as a holiday villa.

However, due to the small population in the village, in order to maintain the local population, the government stipulates that only families that regard Giethoorn's housing as their "first residence" are eligible to purchase property here. If you don’t plan to live in Giethoorn for a long time and just want to buy a house for vacation, you will probably always have to sit on the boat and watch from a distance.

The Dutch Folk Village - Zaanse Schans The Dutch Folk Village is located on the Zaans River in the northern suburbs of Zaandam, the Netherlands, only 20 kilometers away from Amsterdam. It still retains old buildings from the 16th and 17th centuries. Traditional culture and craftsmanship, combined with modern production methods. This folk village integrates life and tourism. It attracts a large number of tourists every year with its beautiful natural environment, solemn and simple old buildings, rich exhibits, traditional craft displays and ancient windmills.

The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam--the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is the largest museum in history and art in the Netherlands. The museum was built in the early 19th century. Its collection includes classic works by famous painters Rembrandt, Vermeer, Frans Hals, Jan Steen and others, as well as Delft pottery, silverware, furniture, weapons, prints, ship models, Buddhist statues and a large number of cultural relics and artworks.

Keukenhof Tulip Park--Keukenhof Tulip Park is the largest tulip park in the world. It is located near Lisse in the Netherlands, between Amsterdam and The Hague. in between, very close to Leiden (see map of the Netherlands). The park's history dates back to 1840. According to statistics, the park received approximately 900,000 visitors last year. During the opening period, there are several special topics and nearly ten million bulbs of various kinds in the garden, which are so beautiful. There, you can feel the harmonious blend of nature and culture. The Keukenhof Tulip Park opens every spring, from March 23 to May 21, 8:00-19:00 daily (the ticket office closes at 18:00).

The Hague's "Lilliput" - Madurodam is located in The Hague (Den Haag). It is a miniature landscape garden that condenses major cities and famous attractions in the Netherlands. There, you can see the whole of the Netherlands: the canals of Amsterdam, the cheese market of Alkmaar, the Delta Project, windmills, sailing ships, trains, railways and more. All attractions are built to 1:25 scale. In addition, the landscape garden also launches some exhibition projects from time to time, such as the Chinese Ice Sculpture Exhibition.

As a country of windmills, what are the attractions that cannot be missed in the Netherlands?

When it comes to the Netherlands, the most familiar thing to everyone is its reputation as the "Land of Windmills", but if you foolishly think that the Netherlands only has windmills, you are totally wrong. This country is located in the north of western Europe. This country is also a famous lowland country in the world because more than half of its land is below or almost level with the sea level. There are not only windmills here, but also tulips, and tulips are the national flower of the Netherlands. In addition, the Netherlands has many beautiful buildings worth visiting, including parks, museums, bell towers, churches, etc. Today I will introduce these famous attractions in detail to you so that you can have some ideas when traveling to the Netherlands. refer to.

Keukenhof Park

First of all, let me show you the "great achievements" of this park. "The largest tulip park in the world", "the most photographed location in the world", "the most popular attraction in the Netherlands", "winner of Europe's most valuable tourist attraction awards several times", "received more than 44 million tourists in the past 60 years" "People", "7 million flower bulbs covering an area of ??32 hectares", "4.5 million tulips of more than 100 species". Yes, this is Keukenhof Park in the Netherlands. As a park famous for its flowers, how could it be missing the national flower tulip? At the end of March every year, hundreds of flowers bloom. Pink, purple, bright yellow, tender red and pure white tulips are in full bloom, spreading out on the earth like an endless tapestry. Accompanying them are more than six million other flowers, including saffron. , hyacinths, narcissus, etc. compete to enter people's sight, which is particularly gorgeous. In addition, there are various flower shows, flower cultivation, theme gardens, etc.

Ais Aixinga Planetarium

This planetarium is located in the city center of Franack, the Netherlands. Although it is called a planetarium, it actually has another identity. The home of a sheep shearer, Ash Aisinga, who converted the living room of the house into a planetarium, is one of the most important treasures in world history and is the oldest and still existing museum in the world. Planetarium at work. In addition to being good at shearing sheep, Ais Aixinjia was also good at mathematics and astronomy. In order to prove the missionary's wrong predictions, he decided to build a planetarium and observe astronomy. Suspended from the ceiling is a model of the motion of the solar system consisting of the sun and other planets. Each celestial body accurately moves along its own orbit at a realistic speed. In addition, there are a variety of special clocks on which you can see the year, month, day, sun and moon, as well as various sky phenomena. The planetarium also houses a large collection of ancient astronomical instruments and modern astronomy and space exploration.

Dick Bruner's House

If you travel to the Netherlands with your children, this place is a must-visit. Maybe it is called Miffy's House. More appropriately, in 1955, Dick Bruna created the cute little rabbit image of Miffy. Its naughty appearance and child-like personality made it a world-famous image. The storybook about it has been translated into 40 Multiple languages, with sales exceeding 85 million copies. On February 18, 2006, in order to celebrate Miffy's 51st birthday, Dick Bruna's former home became a museum with a permanent display of Miffy. The exhibition hall of the Miffy Rabbit Museum is divided into two floors. Entering the museum, there is a golden Miffy Rabbit statue erected at the end of the corridor. The museum tells all the stories about Miffy. "Welcome to my home, Miffy" is written in various words on the wall. Both adults and children here are playing like children and are very happy.

It is good to travel in the Netherlands. What are the fun places to visit in the Netherlands? What are the interesting attractions in the Netherlands?

The Coaster Diamond Factory: The Netherlands is famous for its diamonds, and the Coaster Diamond Factory is the most famous diamond factory in the world. , where the diamonds in Queen Victoria’s crown were cut and polished.

Dam Square: Originally built at the end of the 12th century, it is located on the Amsto River. Dam Square is the starting point of the center of Amsterdam and the most vibrant place in the entire city. Dam Square has been the political and commercial center of the entire city for centuries. The former city hall and metrology station were stationed here, and political commotions for various reasons were also held here.

Tulip Park: A beautiful sea of ??tulips. You can see beautiful tulips here, not only in the style of "goblet", but also all kinds of strange tulips blooming here.