Netherlands: 11 heartwarming moments 1.Disobedient amsterdam streets 2.Train station that can cross to Hogwarts 3.Red light district for drunken fans 4.Vincent Van Gogh Museum 5.Rotterdam by name 6.Exquisite "good shops" 7.Imperial city by the sea - The Hague 8.Face-pressed subway station name 9.Dutch restaurant with singing and dancing 10.Beautiful but not delicious sheep cheese 11.The most artistic WOW youth hostel

preface

When studying in France, I often listen to the recommendations of friends around me, and I must choose the Netherlands first when I travel again.

What's so fascinating about Holland that makes everyone and I look at it with a star eye?

When you think of holland, you may think of tulips and windmills;

But you may not think that its cuteness and charm are far more than that.

The Netherlands is only a small and barren country in Europe in terms of population and area, even only 1/2 of Chongqing, but it has become the second largest food exporter after the United States, and has repeatedly created "agricultural miracles" with top technology.

The Dutch police have a mandatory rule that every police car must be equipped with two teddy bears. The reason is that comforting and protecting children is a top priority in the event of an accident, and using a teddy bear can greatly distract them and leave them with as little blow and impact as possible.

They even built the park on the surface of the water, allowing residents to relax in the floating park, accompanied by the river, birds, fish, and planted a variety of plants for fish and bird larvae to inhabit and feed, killing two birds with one stone

Let's go

Winter vacation, finally got free, and friends immediately agreed on the Train ticket and hotel between France and Amsterdam, and the 4-day barbaric growth began! Next, I'll talk about 11 heartwarming moments in the Netherlands that moved me.

First of all, the main line of Amsterdam, our time wandering the streets accounts for about half of the whole journey, the reason is also very simple, the streets are the most natural attractions, too! beauty! finish!

As you walk, you will see a house squeezed together, even a little crooked, but it has a special beauty;

In the distance, you will see a very ordinary bicycle in the middle of the bridge, but there are many tourists stopping to take pictures;

Looking closer, I found that the hidden mystery was not at all as ordinary as I imagined, or even a very special art.

In Google Maps to see the foot is the gay monument, in a radius of 200 meters around a circle did not see, chrome a check only to find that the original monument is really under the foot ...

Walking on the road, whether rainy or sunny, will not be boring. Because Amsterdam's variety will be displayed in various forms in front of your eyes and me, always fresh, always special.

Super cute leopard scooter, hahahahaha!

There's also the biggest walking street and the coolest logo ---shop never stop.

The hue of the train station is my whole impression of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, not like the heat of Seville in Spain, nor the solemnity of Munich in Germany, but it is a feeling of freedom, vividness and sexiness.

The building inside resembles the Harry Potter 93/4 platform of Harry Potter, and at that time, I told my friends not to stop me, I was going to Hogwarts.

Do you really think window girls and marijuana are legal in the Netherlands?

That's right! Not only is it legal, but it's also full of shallow cannabis smells and sexy girls in the red light district from time to time to hook your hands and throw a wink. The strange thing is that such a crowded, cannabis smelly place, but unexpectedly comfortable, security is also very good. It will not be as dirty as you think, but it will make people relax, and it is really an interesting historical experience from the perspective of society, law and so on.

I saw three little European brothers go to the window door to negotiate the price with the girl, the price was negotiated, a boy walked into the window with the girl, and the other two brothers went straight into the next bar while drinking and waiting for their companions.

If you are interested, you can also spend 45 euros here to see a sex show and get a taste of the openness and freedom of the Netherlands. Sex workers here are just a profession and are not discriminated against or looked down upon. Many girls have one job of their own during the day and come here at night to do another job.

Tired of shopping with friends in the evening, I found a bar with a DJ, ordered the French Lefour 1.2 euro, but here sold to 5.6 euro Mojito, talk about life and ideals, talk about those interesting bits and pieces, and end the journey of the red light district.

First, time is limited, and the interest in museums is not so strong, so among the many Dutch museums, we only choose to visit the Van Gogh Museum, and fortunately we did not miss it because of the ticket price, otherwise we would never have the opportunity to learn about this touching art baptism.

Most of Van Gogh's paintings are collected here, the most famous of which are sunflowers, crows on wheat fields, and self-portraits of Van Gogh from various periods. Here you can rent a guide (there are Chinese) and follow the guide to feel Van Gogh's experimentation with different painting methods in various periods, as well as the influence on those who came after.

(The exhibition hall is not allowed to shoot exhibits, there are pictures here)

The layout of the exhibits on each floor is also very reasonable, the number of exhibitors is also very reasonable, and there are many interactive games, in short, the experience is first-class.

Of course, if you have enough time, the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam, Anne Frank House, The Maritime Museum, and the Sex Museum are also great choices.

Rotterdam --- the most modern city in the Netherlands originated as a small fishing village in the 13th century. Today, however, Rotterdam's unique architecture attracts many visitors who cycle around this elegant cosmopolitan metropolis. From summer carnivals to classical music, amsterdam has a rich cultural life like Amsterdam.

It takes only 45 minutes by train from Amsterdam to Rotterdam, and you can see the first popular building, Rotterdam Central Railway Station. Its design and construction are very impressive, surrounded by very large spaces and performance platforms, and huge and stylish screens will also play videos promoting the city, tourist information and shops.

The Rubik's Cube House was learned through the Little Red Book and is one of the most anticipated attractions. It is a small independent house, looking up at the sky like a light blue dotted with colored pencils in the middle of the house, quiet and pleasant. But the hope may be too high, the disappointment is also a little big, the whole area is not large, except for the one where the Internet celebrity punch card, there is no place that makes my heart move anymore.

Not to be missed, the Kinderdijk Windmill Village is a system of 19 windmills established in 1740 and is the largest windmill system in the Netherlands. Because it is far from the city center and the weather is cold, there are not many tourists. If you come to the Netherlands in spring, summer and autumn, you must arrange the windmill village and take pictures of the perfect place.

Looking out on the second floor of the Rubik's Cube House, I accidentally saw a particularly interesting building, and I was not fanned by the Rubik's Cube House circle but was really attracted by this "good shop"!

The exterior is a trendy semi-oval design, it is Christmas Eve, and the Christmas tree on the middle glass is also very windy. The white canopy in the lower right corner is the corner of the Christmas market, and along the right is a very large Christmas market. Most of the Christmas trees in Europe are made of real spruce trees, so it is often possible to see dad carrying a tree and mom pushing a stroller and happily going home...

Inside, it is composed of small shops, in which you can eat all kinds of food, eat from all over the world, and truly eat all kinds of food in a square. Chinese dim sum, Turkish food (Turkish sugar, kebab...) In terms of Hungarian sausages and seafood, there must be authentic Dutch herring. There are also sweets, ice cream and Dutch cookies and honey sandwiches... Completely satisfy my girlish heart!

(Next big wave of picture alert)

[Important things to say three times: be sure to go!] Definitely going! Definitely going! 】

The Hague (Dutch: den haag) is located in the Dutch province of South Holland and is also the capital of the province. It is the third largest city in the Netherlands, after Amsterdam and Rotterdam. Although The Hague is not the capital of the Netherlands, it is the seat of the central government of the Netherlands, and the kings of the Netherlands reside and work here. All government offices and foreign embassies are located here, as well as the Supreme Court and many organizations, such as the Dutch Association for Urban Autonomy VNG. The Stork emblem is the emblem of the city of The Hague.

With a strong political atmosphere, there are two more famous attractions, the Peace Palace and the Political Court. The Name of the Peace Palace is derived from what it does, created for the preservation of world peace; it is considered to be the International Court of Justice (the principal judicial body of the United Nations), the International Court of Justice and the Permanent Court of Arbitration, as well as the Hague Academy of International Law, where it is located. It was built with donations from Andrew Carnegie, the King of Steel.

Every time I take the subway to see the name of the station in Amsterdam, I inexplicably poke at my laughing point, feeling that I am watching the computer accidentally falling asleep, my face is pressed on the keyboard to type out the words, feel it...

The Dutch light rail is also particularly interesting, their conductor is sitting in a place where there is a separate arc of the car circled, taking up half of the space of a carriage, although I don't understand why it is so constructed, but inexplicably poke at my cute point.

Dutch restaurants are the most vibrant restaurants I've ever been to. I went to a Dutch restaurant, the decoration outside was very low-key, even the door was very small and unremarkable, almost missed. It's Christmas in a few days, with tayor swift's last christmas on loop, and as soon as you enter, you're amazed by the dim lights and the high popularity, and all the waiters are wearing Christmas hats and greeting you confidently and energetically. The walls are full of photos of celebrities coming here to eat, and there are many posters of old movies. Seeing that the Dutch little brother next to him ate very deliciously, he couldn't help but inquire about what he ate and ordered a copy of the same. After ordering, I looked around, everyone was smiling softly and talking softly, and the waiters were even more cute. They held the dinner plate in one hand, danced and bounced back and forth in the small restaurant, and sang last christmas with the music in their mouths, singing more and more devotedly, and even led me to want to sing and dance with them haha.

The waiters inside are not as young as in China, the waiters here are from 20 to 70 years old, all ages, they give me the feeling of treating this place as home, there are acquaintances who come in and talk for 5 minutes, and then they sit down to order food, which is particularly interesting.

One thing to say, this mashed potato is really delicious, and the amount is particularly large! There are also many ingredients in the carrot soup!

This is a Vietnamese dish eaten in Rotterdam, a must-have series of sweets!

I thought that only the French loved to eat feta cheese, but I didn't expect that the Dutch also loved feta cheese, all shapes and sizes, and I had seen that there was a lifebuoy so big that no one could move it... After being injured with feta cheese in France, he vowed not to touch it again, but when he saw a green piece in The Netherlands, he thought it was matcha flavored, so he tried it, and it turned out to be vegetable-flavored. The very heavy and pusy smell of sheep cheese and a smell of honey juice are loaded together, which really makes me still reminisce after 4 months of writing this article...

Of course, there are many people who like to eat goat cheese, goat cheese refers to all cheese made of goat milk, the process is very elaborate, and goat milk is rich in nutrients, calcium and protein and other nutrients are higher than milk, and lactose intolerant people and people with milk allergies can generally drink goat milk. Therefore, the nutritional value of goat cheese is naturally also very rich, eat a little every day, you can meet the needs of calcium and high-quality protein, no wonder Europeans and Americans rarely lack calcium! In addition, goat cheese is also rich in vitamin B, vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin E, selenium, magnesium, potassium, not only to strengthen the body, but also to beautify the face.

Having never stayed in a European hostel, I decided to book a hostel on a whim and dragged my companion along. I have to say that this was really a particularly correct decision and gave me a very nice experience of staying at a hostel.

Its outer part looks like this:

Its front desk looks like this:

Its environment is like this:

Its restaurant is like this:

It has also been named probably the most artistic youth hostel in the world!

At last

On the train to the Netherlands, there was also a strike, school bags, passports, wallets were stolen, in addition to the tragic experience of not leaving a mobile phone, but fortunately this place in the Netherlands has its own healing effect, thanks to the friends of the inseparable, but also thanks to the Dutch winter let me so warm. 11 heartbeat moments, are you moved?

Finally, at the end, let's pop a photo of me and my friends

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