Information from the Netherlands

Dutch information Kong Xinyi, 29-1-25 13:2:52

The Netherlands is a famous tourist country. It is called the windmill kingdom, the country of flowers, and its woven beauty strung by windmills, clogs and tulips brings people countless dreams and imaginations.

Any time is a good season to visit Amsterdam. Summer is of course the ideal time for most people. People run out of their houses to have parties or play, and open-air concerts are also held in parks, so the whole city is full of vitality. In winter, although the weather is cold, there are relatively few tourists, so accommodation will be easier to find, and the tourist prices everywhere will be correspondingly low. For friends living in the south of China, it is also a great opportunity to see the ice.

The Netherlands is also a big museum. It is the country with the highest museum density in the world. There are more than 6 museums in the country for tourists interested in history or culture to visit. These museums contain ancient paintings, toys, copper, money boxes, pottery, skates and other cultural relics.

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. Kauste Diamond Factory: The diamond factory in the Netherlands is world-famous, while Kauste Diamond Factory is the most famous diamond factory in the world. The diamonds in Queen Victoria's crown are cut and polished here. This alone is enough to make all women excited. How can you miss it when you come to the Netherlands?

Rijksmuseum Vincent van glgh P. Potter Straat: The Van Gogh Museum is near the Kauste Diamond Factory. Tickets to Van Gogh Museum are expensive, but they are worth the money. There are many masterpieces of Van Gogh, such as "Sunflowers" and "Poppies", self-portraits with and without ears, and four oil paintings made in the last year of his life. But not all the works, that incomparable "starry night" is not here. There are many other people's paintings on display in the museum, all of which are masterpieces of the "Dutch painting school" in history. Like Van Gogh's early works, these oil paintings are dark and obscure, as if they have lost all their colors. It's no wonder that these paintings are so dark when I think of the cloudy sky in Holland. Later generations have inferred that Van Gogh painted his later works only after taking a hallucinogenic drug. Now it makes sense to think about this inference. It's incredible to be able to paint such bright colors under the cloud of Holland.

West Church (Westerkerk/toren, Prinsengracht): If you want a panoramic view of Amsterdam, the tower of the West Church is the first choice. The tower is 85 meters high and is the commanding height of the local area. Admission to the church is free. Visiting the tower requires an hourly guided tour and walking to the tower.

Heineken Brouwer Ij (Stadtouderkade): If you are a beer drinker, this place will definitely attract you. Heineken Beer Museum was a beer factory before 1988. It takes about an hour and a half to follow the tour guide. After the visit, you can drink unlimited beer, which is a popular trip.

In the suburbs of Amsterdam, there is almost perfect rural scenery, and there is also the most famous windmill in the Netherlands, which is also one of its national symbols. The local residents will be happy to show you around the inside of the windmill and let you operate it by yourself. It is definitely a rare experience, so don't miss it. Of course, in addition to Amsterdam, there are several famous cities in the Netherlands, such as Rotterdam in the southwest, Eindhoven in the middle and Maastricht in the southernmost part of the Netherlands. They are all good tourist cities, but their styles are similar to Amsterdam, so it is not necessary to go to all these cities for a short trip to avoid wasting precious time.