Exploring the Netherlands, Favored by Spring

Amsterdam's name originally means 'a dam on the Amstel river,' which reflects the city's intrinsic connection with water. The interlocking canals have become a unique feature of Amsterdam, with its romantic canals, exquisite bridges, ancient streets, traditional architecture, precious cultural heritage, and warm local customs creating a city that is both quaint and vibrant with life. Strolling along the canals, one can feel the city's enigmatic charm and tenderness. 1. Must-visit spots: 👉Zaanse Schans Windmill Village: A popular tourist destination with beautiful scenery, several windmills, and various handicraft workshops; visitors can explore the small shops along the way. 👉Keukenhof Park: Known as the 'Tulip Garden,' the park is filled with bright tulips, making it a perfect place to enjoy a romantic sea of flowers! 👉Giethoorn: Referred to as 'the Venice of the Netherlands,' it offers fairy-tale-like enchanting views~ (About a 2-hour drive from Amsterdam) 👉Afsluitdijk: This site bears witness to the Dutch transforming the sea into arable land, with many special plants, birds, and fish species, making it well worth a visit 2. Cuisine: There's plenty of beer, cheese, meat, mashed potatoes, fries, and a wide variety of seafood (including the famous herring). 3. Itinerary: D1: Amsterdam → National Maritime Museum → Keukenhof Tulip Park D2: Amsterdam → Afsluitdijk → Giethoorn D3: Maastricht → Nuenen → Rotterdam → Markthal Arcade Market D4: Rotterdam → Peace Palace in The Hague → Delft City Hall → New Church in Delft → Royal Delft Blue Pottery Factory 4. Tips: 1. There are no night-time ATM services in the Netherlands 2. Public toilets require a fee 3. Tap water in the Netherlands is drinkable, and there are water fountains along the streets 4. The Netherlands promotes a cashless and eco-friendly concept, so it is recommended to use apps for ticket purchases or payments Zaanse Schans Windmill Village Clog Workshop Giethoorn Keukenhof Park