Please introduce some interesting places in Holland.

When you come to the Netherlands, you can have a panoramic view of "all kinds of Holland" from classical to modern by just visiting Amsterdam. Dutch diamonds are world-famous, and Kauste Diamond Factory is the most famous diamond factory in the world. The diamonds in Queen Victoria's crown were cut and polished here. This alone is enough to excite all women.

Dam Square, not far from the Central Railway Station, can be said to be the starting point of Amsterdam city center and the most dynamic place in the whole city. It is full of coffee, funny street performers and tourists from all over the world.

Dam Square was originally built at the end of 12, in the north of a dam square on the Amsto River, which is now the old city. Houses in this area used to be shops, and there were inventors of telescopes here. For centuries, Dam Square has been the political and commercial center of the whole city. The former city hall and metering station were stationed here, and political turmoil for various reasons was also held here. However, Dam Square is just a bustling business district where people gather.

The construction of the new town hall in Amsterdam began at 1648. Due to geological reasons, the whole building is supported by more than 13000 wooden stakes, and the classical and magnificent architectural style of the new city hall is still the most conspicuous target in the dam square. 1808 When France occupied the Netherlands, Napoleon chose a new town hall as his residence, and the new town hall was renamed the Palace. In addition, from the Central Railway Station to the Coin Tower, the area around Dam Square is one of the main shopping areas in Amsterdam. All kinds of shops, from large department stores and shopping centers to designers' personal studios or souvenir shops.

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Want to see the windmill? One of the most ideal places to go is Sans Anse. From Amsterdam to the north,15km, you can see the windmill turning vigorously. Sans Anse is an open-space museum for tourists, but for the Dutch in the17-18th century, it is a place to live and work. Here, we can see how the Dutch use windmills to generate electricity and grind wood to make pigments. There is no admission fee for people entering this area, but some museums that operate windmills will charge admission fees as appropriate. There are also various small museums, cheese factories, lace handicraft shops, wooden shoe factories and so on, all of which are quite interesting. In addition, Sans Anse is also a good place to travel by bike. You can walk around the river without getting lost.

On the way, you can also enjoy the rural scenery.

Museum protein

The Netherlands has more museums per square foot, ranking first in the world. In Amsterdam alone, 42 museums are regarded as the best in the world.

There are three most popular museums in museum square: National Museum, Van Gogh Museum and Municipal Museum of Modern Art.. These three museums provide rental equipment with guided tours. As long as you enter the number of the picture, you will clearly introduce the history and artistic techniques of this picture. In the Van Gogh Museum, there are paintings and words bred by Van Gogh's sufferings, including 200 oil paintings, which give people a glimpse of his life and work. Since the old Van Gogh Museum can no longer accommodate the upsurge of visits from all over the world, a new museum has been added to meet the tourists' desire to see Van Gogh's famous paintings. The Van Gogh Museum provides facilities for rent, with Chinese tour guides.

The National Museum is the largest museum in the Netherlands, and its rich collection includes famous paintings such as Night Patrol Map and Woman with a pitcher. The National Museum has a collection of top masterpieces by Dutch artists. Visitors who like western art might as well set aside a day to enjoy this cultural feast.

Since 1850, the Municipal Museum of Modern Art has exhibited more than 1000 pieces of modern art, from impressionism to expressionism, from pop art to Jian Yuepai art, including works by Picasso and Monet.

The traditional fishing villages of Volontaine and Macon.

Although the original South China Sea was renamed Aisai Lake after the completion of Beihai Dam, the fishing villages surrounding the lake like pearl necklaces have not declined, and many fishing villages still retain their traditional features, attracting countless tourists.

Volontaine is a very popular wedding venue, and the tourism here is also quite developed. In addition to buying all kinds of souvenirs here, you can also wear traditional clothes of Volontaine as souvenirs-the photo studio here provides such services. Besides, don't forget to try the seafood here. Traditional Dutch family seafood dishes are no less delicious than big restaurants.

Compared with the hustle and bustle of Volontaine, Maken is a quiet village. A bright green wooden building, clear glass windows and white lace curtains decorate this small village very lovely. Sometimes you can meet an old man in Macon's traditional costume and push his bike out of the house. Of course, you can also take a photo with the owner of a souvenir shop in traditional clothes.

Asmir flowers and plants market

Asmir flower auction market and Dutch flower auction market are the earliest cities in the Netherlands every day, and they are also the two largest flower auction markets in the Netherlands. Trading always starts in the early hours of the morning, in order to hope that people all over the world can see the freshest appearance of delicate flowers.

Asmir flower auction market is the largest flower auction market in the Netherlands and the largest flower trading market in the world. 80% of the world's flower products come from Asmir flower auction market. For many florists, Asmir can be said to be the capital of the flower kingdom. The commercial building in Asmir Flower Auction Market is also the largest building in the world. Here, an average of 6.5438+0.4 million flowers and 6.5438+0 million potted plants are auctioned every day, which is equivalent to 8,000 nurseries producing about 30 trillion flowers and 400 million potted plants every year.

Advanced high-tech and efficient auction methods are the reasons why Dutch flower trade is so vigorous. In addition to the Dutch flower farmers themselves, there are now more than 65,438+0,500 foreign flower farmers selling their products to all parts of the world through the Netherlands. Therefore, more than 75% of flowers and potted plants traded in the Netherlands are exported to other countries. The flower auction process in Holland is quite unique and interesting. The hands of the auction clock will continue to rotate from a higher price to a lower price until a buyer presses the button, and the price at which the hands stop is the selling price. Then, the winning buyer informs the required quantity through the microphone. Among all flower products, roses have the largest trading volume, followed by tulips and chrysanthemums.

The Royal Capital The Hague

Although the capital of the Netherlands is located in Amsterdam, The Hague is the political center of the Netherlands. Many government agencies, parliamentary halls, embassies and international organizations, including the official residences of the current Queen and the royal family, are located in The Hague. Therefore, The Hague has the title of "Royal Capital". If The Hague is called the palace of art, it deserves it. She has collected the top works of many famous painters in the past five centuries. Besides, she is also the hometown of world-famous ballet companies "Dutch Dance and Drama Company" and "The Hague Philharmonia Orchestra".

Anyone who is interested in architecture will find many extensive architectural forms when he comes to The Hague, including classical, modern and modern forms. But these buildings do not collide with each other, but present a special scene of integration and coordination. For example, the City Hall, the National Assembly Hall and the Peace Palace in The Hague. Although the interiors of many ancient buildings have been transformed into modern offices, their appearance still maintains the medieval style and is well preserved.

In addition, The Hague also has the most popular seaside resort in the Netherlands-"Sivaningen". It takes only 10 minutes by bus from The Hague to reach the leisure area on the coast of West Vanin. The Palace Hotel, built by the sea, has been a social place for the upper class since ancient times. Surrounded by casinos and theaters, shopping streets with complete brand-name goods can fully enjoy a comfortable leisure life.