2025 Netherlands Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#Tulip Farming Overview of Tulip Farming in Holland 1. History • Tulips were introduced to the Netherlands in the 16th century from the Ottoman Empire. • The famous “Tulip Mania” in the 1630s marked the first speculative bubble, when tulip bulbs were sold for outrageous prices. • Since then, the Dutch have perfected tulip cultivation and made it a national symbol. ⸻ 2. Major Tulip Farming Regions • Bollenstreek (Bulb Region): Near cities like Lisse, Hillegom, and Noordwijkerhout — this is the most famous tulip-growing area. • Flevoland: The largest tulip-growing region by area today, including places like Dronten and Emmeloord. • North Holland: Particularly around Schagen and the Anna Paulowna polder. ⸻ 3. The Farmers • Dutch tulip farmers often come from generations of bulb cultivators. • They use advanced agricultural technology — from automated planting and harvesting machines to climate-controlled greenhouses. • Tulips are grown both for cut flowers and bulb exports (especially to the U.S., Japan, and Europe). ⸻ 4. Season & Harvest • Planting: Bulbs are planted in autumn (October–December). • Blooming Season: Fields burst into color from mid-March to early May. • Harvest: After blooming, farmers cut the flowers to let the bulbs grow stronger underground. Bulbs are harvested in early summer and stored for sale/export. Getting There - Attractions - Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping -

#europetrip Amsterdam 3-Day Travel Guide Day 1 I took easyJet and the flight time was about 1 hour. I arrived at 9 am, but there were a lot of people queuing at customs. After leaving the airport, don't take a taxi from the airport. Most of them will charge you a 10% service fee and say it's normal here Then I ate at Fulu Restaurant and went to the Van Gogh Museum in the afternoon. The overall experience was good because the number of people was controlled and most of the venues were quiet ‼ ️Note that you must grab the tickets a few days in advance or check the official website at 4/5 pm the day before to see that the tickets will be released Day 2 I went to Keukenhof Park and bought a round-trip ticket from RAI. The rest is in the previous article. I went to eat Yuanji Chuanchuanxiang in the evening. It was really delicious Day 3 In the morning, I went straight to the central train station and bought tickets to Zaandam → Windmill Village → and then back to Amsterdam. Zaandam really doesn’t need to look at any map. Walking out of the train station is a good place to take pictures. Going forward, there is a small market selling fried fish and fried shrimp. They are very fresh and very cheap. I just showed off two boxes and ate too much Next, the windmill village is also very beautiful. There is a place to rent bicycles when you get out of the train, but it only accepts cash. Those who want to experience riding a bicycle, remember to bring your own. Sitting on the lawn to bask in the sun while looking at the windmills and feeling the quiet rural life is really beautiful. The souvenirs here are also good. I bought tulip refrigerator magnets for 10 euros for 5. Finally, I returned to the city at about 4 pm. A small tip: it is best to wear sneakers when going to these two places. I only brought a pair of quads and almost left with autism

\7 Recommended Spots in the Netherlands🇳🇱/ The best season to visit the Netherlands is around April, when you can see tulips. I visited in June, and there were no tulip fields, but I was still very satisfied with the beautiful scenery and the town◎ The Zaanse Schans, which has many windmills, is particularly impressive! Many windmills and greenery, crystal clear water, stylish shops, everything was great◎ Amsterdam was so much fun that I wanted to live there for a while☺︎ ⁡ ①#Zaanse Schans ②#Amsterdam city walk ③#thedancinghouses ④#pathétuchinski ⑤#mannekenpis ⑥#Van Gogh Museum ⑦#Anne Frank House ⁡ #Overseas travel trip

Many people travel to the Netherlands🇳🇱 Or go to Amsterdam to enjoy windmills and tulips🌷 Or explore unique architecture in Rotterdam And I prefer this low-key small city-Delft (Delft) It is small in area but has a long history. It is famous for its canals, ancient buildings, blue porcelain craftsmanship and Delft University of Technology. ———— Main attractions: ✅Canals: Delft’s old town has many ancient buildings interspersed with the canal network, with charming scenery. Among them, the Oude Delft (Old Delft Canal) is the oldest canal and is considered the origin of the city. ✅Old Church Oude Kerk: The old church built in the 13th century is famous for its sloping bell tower. The clock tower tilted due to unstable foundations during the early stages of construction, but was ultimately preserved and became a unique landmark in Delft. ✅New Church Nieuwe Kerk: A new church built at the end of the 14th century. The founder of the Netherlands, William I, and subsequent members of the royal family are buried in the basement. Visitors can tour the interior of the church and even climb the tower for panoramic views of Delft. ✅Town Hall Stadhuis: The Town Hall is located opposite the New Church. The existing building was rebuilt in the 17th century and is surrounded by a 13th-century bell tower. It was once a prison. ✅Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles (Royal Delft): The blue porcelain factory started in the 17th century is the only existing blue porcelain factory in the city. It is hand-painted using ancient techniques. There is also a museum area in the factory. ✅East City Gate Oostpoort: The East City Gate, built around the beginning of the 15th century, is an existing part of the ancient city wall of Delft and has typical Dutch city gate characteristics. ———— Delft in spring is like a vivid oil painting Full of poetry and vitality Trees 🌱 sprout buds and flowers 🌸 bloom ☁️White clouds float freely in the blue sky People rowing on the canal 🚣🏻‍♀️ laughed loudly Animals are relaxing on the grass, and passers-by are relaxing on the seats The old city gate stands quietly in the distance, witnessing the precipitation of history. Being there, forgetting your worries, leaving only physical and mental pleasure

Zaanse Schans, a small fairy tale in Zaanse Schans, Netherlands 🏖️Atmosphere/Facilities: Zaanse Schans Car Village retains traditional windmill architecture and integrates a Dutch wooden shoe workshop and a cheese factory. In the wooden shoe workshop, local professional masters explain the shoemaking process, and there are many exquisite souvenirs to choose from. The cheese factory has a wide variety of cheeses that you can try. The service staff are friendly and the queuing process is fast. There are many small packages of cheese that you can buy back and give to your relatives and friends. It is very easy to visit and you can experience the traditional Dutch culture in one day. Essence. The scenery of the farmhouse and the riverside is pleasant. There are also cute mini sheep that gather together and are very cute. You can get close and take photos if you are not afraid of animals. When you are tired of shopping, there is a coffee shop selling Dutch waffles and hot coffee. You will not be bored even if you stay there for an afternoon. A very cozy little fairy tale village. 💞Recommended reasons: Along with Kinderdijk on the outskirts of Rotterdam, Zaanse Schans is one of the two major windmill attractions in the Netherlands. It is actually more suitable for tourists who are coming to experience the local folk culture of the Netherlands for the first time. 📍Address/Transportation: It takes 20 minutes to take a Sprinter from Amsterdam Central Station to Zaanse Schans Train Station. No need to change trains, it costs about €3.5 – 4.5. It is also very simple to walk to the sightseeing area after getting off the bus. #100WAYS TO TRAVEL #Netherlands #Amsterdam #Windmill #Holland Windmill Village #Cheese

Second solo trip, this time the itinerary is more relaxed and leisurely. If you don't want to be too tired, you can refer to this. I basically checked in at all the important attractions and Internet celebrity food. 🎯 Safety Although there is often a pungent smell on the road, it is generally safe. The street is still brightly lit after 10 o'clock. There is no logo on the canvas bag, so it has not been stolen and no strange people have been encountered. 🎯 Transportation I bought a three-day pass for amsterdam region travel tickets at the connected train station after getting off the plane. If you don't go to the windmill village and Lego Town, you can buy amsterdam travel ticket It should be enough. In addition, I strongly recommend downloading the NS app, which is very convenient for checking the tram/train time and platform. 🎯 Accommodation I stayed next to the train station, which is basically close to everything. You must book it in advance, otherwise the hotel in the city center is very expensive. ⭐️DAY1 [Van Gogh Museum] ➡️ [moco museum] ⭐️Ticket booking tips: Generally, the official website of the Van Gogh Museum will release tickets for the next day at 5 pm local time the night before. This is how I got it. But booking in advance is definitely the safest. What time do you buy audio at the Van Gogh Museum (with Chinese)? The selected route is 45 minutes, and the regular route is 1.5. Moco Museum is a one-minute walk from the Van Gogh Museum. I only went to the souvenir shop to buy a beautiful canvas bag! 🍗Eat: [Castell] I ordered spare-rib and it made me dizzy (P2) ⭐️DAY2 [Zaandam Lego Town] ➡️ [Windmill Village] ➡️ [Canal Boat Trip] Lego Town is 2 stops away from Windmill Village, so you can go together. The boat trip was booked for flagship. The set meal I chose had free flow of cheese and wine. It is recommended to go around 8 o'clock, and it is very beautiful at sunset. It is very interesting to listen to the tour guide talk about the history of Amsterdam. It is worth more than 30 euros. ⭐️DAY3 [Netherlands National Museum] ➡️ [Ninth District Canal City Walk] Museum tickets can be booked on the same day. I strongly recommend renting audio. The audio here is the best I have ever used, with Bluetooth map. The selected route is 1.5 hours, and the route is very organized. I bought two beautiful canvas bags. In the afternoon, I checked in at the popular snacks and some vintage shops next to the canal. 💥Van Stapele Koekmakerji The famous chocolate cookies. You can order them on the official website in advance. Otherwise, you have to wait in line for a long time. Those who like sweet food will love it. 💥fabel freit The clerk was so handsome. The fries were just ordinary delicious fries, and the truffle mayonnaise was very fragrant. 💥Paloberry Chocolate strawberry. I was prepared to step on thunder but it was unexpectedly good. #Netherlands#Travel Guide

🌎If you're tired of the commercialized areas like the Amsterdam Canals and the Rotterdam Art Hall, and want to experience the lesser-known beauty of the Netherlands, we recommend a coastal road trip to enjoy a natural and genuine slow-paced life~ ⭐️In-Depth Exploration Route: Take the road less traveled and delve into every corner of the Netherlands to experience the most authentic Dutch charm. 🚩Haarlem → Leiden → The Hague → Rotterdam 🌼Daily Itinerary DAY1: Haarlem City Hall—Haarlem Market Square—Frans Hals Museum—Teylers Museum—Caprera Open Air Theatre DAY2: Naturalis Biodiversity Center—Pieterskerk—Corpus Museum—Hortus Botanicus Leiden—Katwijk Beach DAY3: Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery—Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery—De Vulkaan Observation Deck DAY4: Willemsbrug—Futureland—Oostvoorne Autostrand (Kitesurfing) 🌸The total distance is about 100 kilometers, and the recommended travel time is 4 days. 💖Attraction Overview ✔️Haarlem Market Square, located in the center of Haarlem's old town, is surrounded by many historic buildings. It is also the main filming location for the movie 'Daisy' and is considered one of the most beautiful squares in the Netherlands. Every Monday and Saturday, the square is bustling with vendors selling pickled herring, stroopwafels, and bakery pastries, as well as discounted clothing. There are also many bars around, making it very lively. ✔️Pieterskerk, located in Leiden, Netherlands, was built in 1390 to commemorate Saint Peter. It took 180 years to complete and is a grand late Gothic building. Many famous figures in Dutch history, including pastors, scientists, and painters, are buried here. Since 1975, the church has been managed by a foundation and can be rented for use. ✔️Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery, originally a Dutch Renaissance residence, houses famous works such as Vermeer's 'View of Delft' and 'Girl with a Pearl Earring', Rembrandt's 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp', and works by Rubens. The collection beautifully showcases the people, landscapes, customs, and life of the Dutch Golden Age. ✔️Willemsbrug, a bridge spanning the Maas River, is also known as the 'Red Bridge' due to its bright red color, complementing the light blue Erasmus Bridge downstream. Completed in 1981, the 318-meter-long bridge features a cable-stayed structure designed by city architect Veerling and is named after King William III of the Netherlands. The bright red bridge is very striking and beautiful over the Maas River. ☀️A road trip in the Netherlands is not just a simple journey, but a deep cultural exploration and self-discovery. On this charming land, you will encounter unprecedented surprises and emotions. Whether it's ancient windmill villages or modern trendy spots, whether it's art halls or natural wonders, the Netherlands offers a unique experience for everyone. Start your Dutch road trip now and make every departure an unforgettable memory!

🌎In the far northwest of Europe, there is a country gently embraced by windmills and tulips - the Netherlands. This is not only a paradise for bicycles, but also a dreamland for self-driving enthusiasts. Imagine driving your car along a tranquil river, flanked by endless natural fields and spectacular coastline. Every step you take is echoed by history, and every moment you are immersed in the fragrance of art. Today, let me take you on this self-driving tour of the Netherlands to experience the unique charm! ⭐️Route recommendations Dutch City Memory Tour: A beautiful self-driving journey through history and nature, starting from Amsterdam and passing through The Hague and Rotterdam, allowing you to appreciate the diverse customs of the Netherlands. 🚩Rotterdam → Utrecht → Groningen → Zwolle → Arnhem → Rotterdam 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Arcade Market – Breedop Zoo – Plaswijk Park DAY2: De Haar Castle - Utrecht Old Canal - Central Museum DAY3: National Railway Museum-Schroeder House-Spilkerk Museum-Cathedral (Domkerk) DAY4: Groningen Museum—Clock Tower—Fish Square—Martini Tower DAY5: Zwolle Dinosaur Park – Museum of Visual Arts – Spiegel Theater DAY6: John Frost Bridge-Arnhem Open Air Museum-Sepend Villa-Three Gatekeepers (Park de Gulden Bodem) DAY7: Hoogmard Farmhouse - Berta Farm - Return to Amsterdam 🌸The self-driving mileage is about 550 kilometers. The recommended travel time is 7 days for tourists who like cultural scenery. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Arcade Market, the world’s first building that combines residential buildings and markets, is known as “the most beautiful market in the world.” Or the most creative and fashionable market, with a large mural called "Harvest Corner" printed on its inner arch, which is the largest piece of art in the Netherlands. Here, you can find all kinds of delicious food and fresh food, from dinner to desserts; whether it is bread, cheese, ice cream, roasted seeds and nuts, flowers, and handicrafts, everything is available. ✔️Utrecht Old Canal, the canal runs through the center of the city and has a long history. Bars, cafes and restaurants line both sides of the canal. If you take a walk here, you can appreciate the passage of time and tranquility in this city; you can also go boating on the lake and enjoy the beautiful scenery on both sides. ✔️The Groningen Museum, established in 1894 on three small islands in front of the train station, is a museum floating on the water. It is a very modern and innovative art space in the Netherlands. The museum has many exhibits of modern art. The collection includes numerous archaeological finds, portraits of outstanding figures in Groningen Province, local applied arts and handicrafts, etc. Each of them is a fine product that is dizzying. ✔️The Arnhem Open Air Museum, located in Arnhem, the Netherlands, was officially opened to the public on July 13, 1918. The museum has 80 historical buildings, farmhouses and mills, where you can learn about the historical changes of the Netherlands for more than 250 years. The museum also has a variety of staff including farmers, craftsmen, fishermen, etc. They will carefully explain the development history of the Netherlands and experience the daily life of the Dutch people hundreds of years ago. ☀️A self-driving trip to the Netherlands is not only a visual feast, but also a baptism of the soul. In this land of windmills and tulips, you will be filled with memories and touches. Whether you are a seeker of history and culture or a lover of natural scenery, the Netherlands can bring you unexpected surprises. Come on a quick trip and let the beauty and charm of the Netherlands become the most beautiful scenery in your life! #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

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Off-the-beaten-path travel~ Let me introduce you to this fairy-tale town: Giethoorn. Interestingly, the village got its name because workers in the 18th century found a large number of 'goat horns' here 🐑 There are no roads for cars in the village, only paths for bicycles and boats 🚣 It's like a 'Venice of the North' in Italy. Giethoorn is divided into a northern and a southern part. The center of South Giethoorn is filled with various shops for tourists to visit and enjoy 🚶 While North Giethoorn is where the locals live, very secluded~ The narrow waterways here are surrounded by historic thatched cottages 🛖 Visitors can take a boat or ride a bicycle to tour the village! The best season to visit is from May to August, with green trees on both sides and flowers blooming in front of and behind the houses 🌹 The reed-thatched houses have a medieval retro charm, it's really like a fairy-tale world~ ✨【Must-Visit Attractions】 📍Molen Canal The scenery and atmosphere here can be said to be the essence of Giethoorn. Stroll along the forest paths 🚶 or boat on the sparkling lakes, it's incredibly pleasant! 📍Farm Museum It's converted from an old farmhouse 🛖 Traditional costumes, furniture arrangements, and authentically restored living scenes... each spot shows the genuine Dutch flavor~ 📍Shell Museum It displays a wide variety of shells, corals 🪸, pearls, and conch specimens, as well as a rich collection of jewelry and accessories! What is this? This is art! 📍Old Earth Museum Most of the exhibits come from Rene Boissevain's private collection. You can see all kinds of exotic minerals and gems, and you can also buy some exquisite handicrafts 🛍️ They make dazzling souvenirs~

Located in northwest Europe, Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, is a city full of vitality and free spirit, as well as a charming holy place. After arriving, I felt like I was in a fairy tale town, it was really great! ! There are also Windmill Village and Giethoorn on the outskirts of Amsterdam, both of which are worth visiting. You can also check in at the windmills. They are not far from the capital, and the blue sky and white clouds with the windmills are simply beautiful! ! #Netherlands #HollandTravel #WindmillVillage

🇳🇱✈️ 𝘼𝙢𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙧𝙙𝙖𝙢 aka Museum-hopping 𝐀𝐫𝐭 𝐡𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲 𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐟𝐞𝐰 𝐝𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭 𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐩 🖼️🎨🖌️ 📍 Circuit National Museum of the Netherlands - Reservation required The exhibits are mainly divided into 3 levels as themed exhibitions: 1️⃣ 中世纪和文艺复兴时期（1100-1600） It mainly interprets various religious themes in different media, known as the "Renaissance". From different styles of oil murals to 3D models to utensils 🖼️ The most impressive was a series of strong and careful carvings made with medieval piano case wood chips 2️⃣ The 19th century - There are a few Van Gogh paintings There are many large paintings to reenact the rise of the Netherlands at that time This includes the most famous Battle of Waterloo, The Battle of Waterloo It's completely like reading a very large history book 🔥 There is also the Hague School of Painting - realistic customary and landscape paintings 3️⃣ The 17th century (1600-1700) - The Dutch Golden Age = The essence of the National Museum ✅ The largest and oldest Cuypers Library in the Netherlands ✅ 17th century difference less than 1:10 times Dutch battleship model ✅ Town Pavilion Treasure - Night Watch by Rembrandt (1642) Unfortunately, there were too many people at the time the painting was under maintenance and could not take a full picture at all It's shocking to the naked eye even if you can only see part of it 📍Ptx - Episode time - Reservation required Very worth a visit in addition to the most famous self-portraits and sunflowers There are also many early and late paintings of rural life You can learn more about the background of the famous painting and his thoughts at that time And his brushstrokes and colors are worth noting✨ 📍𝐏𝐀𝐍𝐂𝐀𝐊𝐄𝐒 𝐀𝐦𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐝𝐚𝐦 @pancakesamsterdam Probably one of the most delicious and affordable pancakes in the Netherlands🥞 There are many styles with savory/sweet food. One portion can be eaten by 2 people (However I see many foreigners eat one per person) I ordered the chicken pancake with green sauce that day. The green sauce seasoning is very good You can adjust the portion yourself so it won't be too light/too strong The chocolate is very rich and also comes with the Dutch specialty - caramel pancakes! And business hours are very early that day 8am to go to full Super convenient location 2-3 minutes walk from Amsterdam Centraal! —— #lamchelin_travel #lamchelin_europetrip #lamchelin_inamsterdam #parents and children #mainland customs clearance #Taiwan customs clearance #overseas travel #the Netherlands #foodie #europe travel

#newyearadventure #vianasjourney This place is a national museum of natural history and research centre on biodiversity. Plenty of exotic animals from all around the world. Place was quite big with few levels, and during winter time, you can store your coat inside the storage room and there’s a locker for your belongings as well. The most interesting part for me was to view the massive dinasour skeleton and to view (from a pair of binoculars that you have to look inside) the landscape of Nederland with mammoth lived in it many years ago. While my partner really enjoy the unique exhibition (animal’s private part) on the highest level where you can also play games like guiding a sperm to the egg. You have to experience it yourself.

Getting There - Drove by car approximately 45 minutes from Leerdam. Attractions - Nature area, wild animal, walking and cycling path. During spring, most of the area will covered in purplish flowers and it will looks stunning then. I would totally recommend to visit during spring. Food & Restaurant - This nature area are a bit far from restaurants and shops. But as I walked along the road, I saw a small restaurant with the deer head on it’s door. It seems like a restaurant but I didnt get to eat there as I was brought along some snacks for camping in the area. #MyTripVlog #2023TravelWish #awesomepic #viana’sjourney

Getting There - Driving by Car from Leerdam took about 50minutes. Parking park cost at 11£. Attractions - Traditional windmill, Klompen (wooden clogs), varieties of cheese, colourful houses. Food & Restaurants - Most of the small houses with the windmill are offering hot beverages eapecially chocolate with few types of pastries. Shopping - Tourist shop store are a bit pricey but it’s offered many types of souvenier from the country. #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #awesomepic #viana’sjourney

#celebratewithtrip Amsterdam, city and port is located in the IJsselmeer and connected to the North Sea. it a the capital and the principal commercial and financial centre of the Netherlands Explore Amsterdam’s numerous canals , canal house , the city Center , and the city’s museum district with the iconic Museum Van Loon. Amsterdam can be access easily by euro rail and also Schiphol Airport which is about 30min by train from the downtown Amsterdam. one of the best thing to do is to take the canal tour on this tour you will be show all around the canal , and understand how residents In Amsterdam spend their daily life Finding food is never an issue here as you can find various type of cruise, you will be spoilt for choice #tripblazers #fallingforfall

#celebratewithtrip Address - Wibautstraat 129, Amsterdam 1091, Netherlands Getting here - 5 minutes walk from Wibautstraat metro station Average price per night - SGD300 The Student Hotel is a hotel that is full of young vibes. Everything about this hotel makes me feel so young again! From its very vibrant lobby to its study table in the room, makes me feel like a student once again! The staff there are all young people and they are so friendly. There is also a gym. We booked this hotel due to its proximity to the metro station, its a mere 5 minutes walk. It is also strategically located to all the places of interest. #tripblazers #netherlands #amsterdam

Zaanse Schans is a popular tourist attraction situated in Zaandam, near Zaandijk, Netherlands. It has a collection of windmills and wooden houses and they all make picturesque scenery. Part of the European Route of Industrial Heritage (ERIH), it attracts more than a million visitors every year. Getting there is easy. It is accessible via Zaandijk Zaanse Schans railway station, a mere 20 minutes away from Amsterdam Centraal station. The Zaanse Schans houses seven museums — the Weavers House, the Cooperage, the Jisper House, Zaan Time Museum, Albert Heijn Museum Shop and the Bakery Museum. You can buy small souvenirs from the museums. Did i mention it is also very breezy there? #grouptravel #thenetherlands #zaanseschans #windmill

Amsterdam is the capital of Holland, located on the banks of the IJ Bay and the Amstel River. The city was founded in the 12th century from a small fishing village on the banks of the Amstel River. Today, it is the largest city in the Netherlands, the political and economic center. The city is located in the province of Noord-Holland in the west of the Netherlands. I visited my friend's family, experiencing the summer atmosphere here. The most impressive thing was the bright sunshine but the cold wind 😅. The main means of transportation for people here is bicycles 😍. All kinds of bicycles. Some cost up to 5,000€ 😊. Not a small number, right? The government encourages people to ride bicycles, they are exempt from taxes, while cars are taxed highly, old cars can be resold for more than 1,000€ 😅. Amsterdam is quite attractive to me. Beautiful scenery, peaceful life, gentle and lovely people 😊.... I will visit Amsterdam again 🌹🌹🌹

#TravelEurope Keukenhof, Netherlands, a great flower garden that everyone must visit. It takes about 1 hour to drive from Amsterdam. We bought tickets in advance and entered on time. I recommend buying in advance because there are a lot of people in front. But inside, it is very big and the flowers are very beautiful. There are corners to take pictures all the time. You can stay here all day. Inside, there are many restaurants and delicious food.

#Flower Viewing Strategy Every spring, the tulips bloom in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and the endless sea of ​​​​flowers is really beautiful. Most visitors to Amsterdam usually visit Keukenhof, the largest tulip park in the world, covering 28 hectares and boasting more than 6 million floral plants, including tulips, saffron, hyacinths and more. In fact, there are many tulip-growing farms near the park, and this time I was fortunate enough to be invited by the farmer to enter the farm and see a sea of ​​red and orange flowers.

You can consider exploring Leiden: a student city with the coziest vibes that is home to the oldest University in the Netherlands, if you need an escape. How to get to Leiden: Leiden is only 40-minutes away from Amsterdam if you go by train, making it the perfect outing for a day trip or a weekend. One way ticket from Amsterdam Centraal to Leiden Centraal would cost 9,60 EUR. The city center itself is quite small, with everything in walkable distance. However, there is a special bus line that runs along the museum route, called OV-museumlijn 10. A day ticket costs 4,30 EUR and lets you travel as much as you want between 10 AM and 5 PM. Payment is by card only, or you can use your cash at the VVV Leiden which is visitor information next to the train station. Realistically all the museums are in close proximity except for Corpus Leiden. Where to stay in Leiden: Cool Leiden Hotels ; - Stay in a historic property at Castle Oud-Poelgeest - Stay in the heart of Leiden inside the Pieterskerk - Hotel Boutique Hotel Steenhof Suites etc. Things to do in leiden: I was surprised by all Leiden had to offer—from its many museums to the cozy stores and atmosphere. There is plenty to keep you busy for two or three days and it’s unlikely that you manage all of the places on the list. Don’t skip out on the museum visits: Leiden has a lot to offer in that regard. Just keep in mind that most of them are closed on Monday and most museums close at 5-6 PM. Take a boat tour of the Leiden canals Climb to the top of the Museum De Valk windmill #staycation #urbanexplorer #summervacation #lakes

Holiday Inn Utrecht is located at Van Deventerlaan 10, 3528 AE Utrecht, Netherlands. It is a simple design hotel 6 km from the city center and 11 km from the 61-meter-high Gothic tower, Utrecht. Although this hotel is only a three-star hotel, it is a business hotel under InterContinental, so the services are quite good. The room is simple and bright, with all basic facilities. There are not many choices for breakfast 🥐🥞🥖🍞🍌🍓, boiled eggs🥚, fresh bread, various cheeses and hams, and lactose-free and gluten-free. Everything is fresh and delicious. This hotel is booked through Ctrip.com and offers free breakfast, which is very good 👍 There were some minor issues when checking in, but luckily we booked through Ctrip.com so there is a 24-hour free hotline service, which can be resolved immediately, very good 👍 #tripcom #ArrivalHotel #Overseas Travel

The Netherlands 🇳🇱 is famous for its many flowers🤭 Every spring is the flower season😬 So it attracts a lot of people 😏 especially Keukenhof This is one of the largest gardens in his land😆 Both local and tourists actually go Because the sea of ​​flowers planted here is a large area ❤️ It was shocking to look out This I guess is impossible to do in Hong Kong🇭🇰😎 So it's definitely worth spending time visiting😆 Although it is charged and it is not cheap😌 However honestly this d maybe once in a lifetime Don't miss it #popular exhibition #countryside #travel abroad #resident writer #winter travelogue

These are photos I took because the sunset I saw was so beautiful when I traveled to Breda, a small city in the Netherlands located on the border of Belgium. Since it is a small city, you can see the sunset in the wide open landscape just by leaving the city a little. It has a different atmosphere from the big cities in the Netherlands, so I hope you visit when you have time! #NetherlandsTravel #Sunset #BredaTravel #Breda #NetherlandsBreda #netherlands #breda #europe #EuropeTravel

Many people go to the Netherlands to see the windmill, it also has a market nearby where you can watch a timed celebration, and there will be several streets with different vendor stalls selling all types of delicacies, with french fries, pancakes, waffles, seafood buns and more! The most memorable thing is to order fried mussels, shrimp buns, and fried fish pieces! These three things look very ordinary, cha mussels although very small but not to a pity, very heavy seawater flavor, shrimp buns, although very dry feeling, no sauce, is my choice because I want to eat first no sauce feeling, shrimp are very heavy seawater flavor, very refreshing, finally took a bite I added honey mustard sauce, and ketchup, simply great! As for the fried fish pieces is the surprise of surprises, large pieces of fish are like really just adjusted up the fish, cut into pieces and then take it, the fish meat is sparse, very chewy, now talking about it feel very good and happy 😃 #travel abroad #countryside good place #foodie

HEMA It is like IKEA in Sweden, with many different household items for sale, up to light bulb stationery, you can buy a piece of wood yourself! This time I especially want to introduce their restaurant, are like IKEA to buffet form after choosing food to pay 🤌! This time I ordered steak fries, cheese cream chicken pasta, and a cauliflower roll with screw noodles! The steak is not very tasty, relatively dry, because watching him make it when you know what's going on, but it's called tried! The fries are surprisingly good, crispy on the outside and yard inside! Cheese cream chicken pasta, which is cheese cream and chicken and pasta, the sauce is actually very fragrant, however are the chicken is more dry, maybe the chicken breast! The best is the cauliflower roll with screw powder, the cauliflower roll is wrapped with meat and vegetables, feels very soft, but very Juice, with the screw powder because it has some juice so it will be very tasty, very refreshing feeling! If you have the chance, you can try it #overseastravel #foodie

🌷Kuegenhof Tulip Festival in the Netherlands🌷 When you think of the Netherlands, the first image that comes to mind is tulips!! And from March to June, the largest(?) tulip festival in the world is held in the vicinity of Amsterdam! There is a shuttle bus from Amsterdam Airport, so if you take the bus for about an hour, you will come across a huge field. When you enter, you will feel like you have become a fairy. There are also numerous photo spots, so I highly recommend you go!! #European travel #Netherlands travel #In the flower field

This flower garden is even touted as the most beautiful garden in the world with the largest tulip field in the Netherlands. Usually this tourist spot in the Netherlands will open in March–May, when the countryside in the Netherlands will turn into a very wide and beautiful flower field that will certainly spoil the eye. The types of flowers planted in the Keukenhof Flower Garden include Tulips, Sakura, Orchids, Roses, Lavender, and other subtropical plants. With an area of ​​​​about 32 hectares, this flower garden is divided into several types of gardens that have their own styles, including Nature garden, English landscape garden, Japanese garden, and Historical garden.