The Netherlands, also known as the Low-lying Country. In this country you can learn a lot about history and see many scenery and features that are different from other countries~~~~

I went to the Netherlands during the week at the end of January, and the weather changed a lot. Therefore, it is recommended that everyone travels to the Netherlands in summer because the scenery is awesome!!!!!!

Everyone's impression of the Netherlands must be the colonization of Taiwan, low sea levels, wooden clogs, canals, tulips and windmills, etc...

If you only have these impressions, then you should plan a trip to the Netherlands~~~~~

1. Giethoorn: Located in the northeast of Amsterdam, I would recommend that it is more convenient to drive there. If you don't rent a car, I would recommend purchasing a one-day pass for Giethoorn (including transportation and the cost of a boat on the water in Giethoorn). You can evaluate which way will be more cost-effective and time-saving for you based on your actual situation~ The time in Giethoorn is about 2hrs-4hrs (it depends on the way you wander in Giethoorn)

2. Kinderdijk: Located in Rotterdam. It has a long pedestrian trail and windmills. Tickets are free but if you want to visit the windmill, you need to buy a ticket (around 8 Euros). Because I didn't have lots of time + I think the appearance of the windmill is very beautiful, so I didn't spend any money going in. Note: Kinderdijk also offers one-day pass (Not sure if it will be available in the near future, it is recommended to consult online or on-site), you can use it if necessary!!!!!

3. Heineken Museum: Located in Amsterdam, it is a great museum. It is recommended to make reservations and pre-purchase tickets (because the queue on site is longer and on-site purchases are more expensive). There are expert explanations and personal experiences inside, and there are also 2-3 cups of Heineken that you can drink as a bonus. It's so refreshing !!!!!!! (Please remember to eat something before drinking, don't fasting)

Last updated: 16/01/2025 / The time I've been there: 01/2020