Canal in Amsterdam Amsterdam is a water city with a network of rivers and rivers. There are 165 canals dug or trimmed manually.

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There are more than 2000 "boathouses" parked on the river. Although it is a boathouse, it is fully equipped. Only by taking a glass boat tour of Amsterdam can you truly appreciate the unique charm of this water city. The cruise ship crosses the famous river, and the two sides of the river are typical Dutch traditional residential buildings. The feature is that the front and windows of the house are slender, because the property tax at that time was levied according to the area of the facade, and the shrewd Dutch tried to reduce the front area in order to save taxes. Because the facade is narrow, the decoration idea is placed on the gable of the roof. If you look closely, you will find that each gable is different. Because the door is narrow, large furniture items need to enter through the window, so there are prominent hooks in the room. The famous canals in Amsterdam include the Emperor Canal, the Prince Canal and the Gentleman Canal. Walking slowly along the canal, you can get a comprehensive understanding of various historical buildings in this city. The canal zone here was built in the17th century, with 160 canals, 75 kilometers long, and it is the anchorage of 2500 houses and ships. Street view of canals of amsterdam: The houses near canals of amsterdam, the Netherlands, were built in the middle of17th century. Most of them are red brick buildings with exquisite and elegant stepped spires. There are many bars, restaurants and gift shops along the canal. Handicraft shops are full of clogs and windmills. Some storefronts are also decorated with windmills. This transformed "underwater city" uses windmills to drain the accumulated water in the dam. Windmills have created land for the Netherlands, so the Netherlands is also called "the country of windmills".

Daba square

Dam Square (also called Dom Square), the central square of Amsterdam. Because the first dam on the Amster River was built here in 1270.

Named after this. The White National Monument in the center of the square was built in 1956 to commemorate the victims of World War II. Opposite is the Dutch Palace. Next to it is the cathedral, where the Dutch king was crowned and enthroned. The area around the square is the bustling business district of Amsterdam.

Royal palaces, dams

(Koninklijk Paleis) is the quintessence of the golden age of Holland in17th century. Originally built as a city hall, construction began at 1648, with 13659 piles in the foundation. When Napoleon occupied France, it was used as the palace of Napoleon's brothers. 18 13 returned to the municipal government. 1935 belongs to the royal family. Now it is the Royal Hotel.

Madame Tussauds Wax Museum is on the left side of the palace. It is a branch of the British Wax Museum. Madame Toussaint first built a wax museum in London, England. Now we have branches in new york, Las Vegas and Hongkong. It mainly displays wax figures of celebrities.

National Museum

The National Museum has a collection of paintings from the Golden Age in the Netherlands. Almost all Rembrandt's peak works are collected here. In addition, there are precious sculptures, pottery, furniture, gold, silver and glass treasures from all over the world. Many treasures are cultural relics from China.

Van Gogh Museum

The Van Gogh Museum has more than 200 oil paintings and more than 600 paintings by the famous Dutch painter Van Gogh (Van Gogh 1853- 1890). In addition, there are works by impressionist masters Monet and Gauguin.

The Van Gogh Museum is near the Kauste Diamond Factory. Tickets to Van Gogh Museum are very expensive, and there are many masterpieces of Van Gogh, such as Sunflowers and Poppies, self-portraits with and without ears, and four oil paintings created in the last year of his life. But not all the works, the incomparable Starry Night, are not here. There are many other people's art exhibitions in the museum.

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They are all masterpieces of the "Dutch School of Painting" in history.

Fowu

Anne Frank House, 1942 During World War II, Anne, a German Jewish girl, hid in this secret room for two years to escape the Nazi Holocaust. Het Achterhuis, the best-selling diary in the world, wrote. It tells the story of the little author's family and friends hiding in the attic to avoid the Nazis during World War II. This diary has been translated into 55 languages, with a total sales volume of over 25 million copies.

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The Dutch Scheepvaart Museum, built by the canal port, was once the arsenal of the Dutch navy. The museum shows the navigation and colonial history of the golden age in the Netherlands. Outside is the original replica of the Dutch East India Company sailing boat "Amsterdam". The scenes arranged on the ship enable tourists to understand the scenes of sailing life at that time.

Diamond processing factory

Diamond processing factory, diamond processing industry was introduced into Holland in16th century, and gradually developed into a world-famous diamond processing center. The famous diamond processing factories in Amsterdam are open to tourists, and professionals introduce the diamond processing process and identification methods. You can buy pure diamond jewelry in the affiliated store. The main diamond processing plants in this city are Gassan Diamond Company, Van Moppes Diamond Company and Koster Diamond Company.

Heineken brewery

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Founded in 1864, Heineken is an internationally renowned beer brand. Visiting the brewery can help you understand the development history and production process of Heineken beer, and it is possible to taste fresh and pure Heineken beer.

Zandanfengche village

De Zaanse Schans, a famous folk park in the Netherlands. More than ten kilometers from Amsterdam. There are three wooden windmills in the village, and more than a dozen traditional Dutch wooden buildings are scattered, showing the traditional Dutch folk culture. There are live performances of Dutch wooden shoes, blue and white porcelain and cheese, and souvenirs with Dutch characteristics are also sold.

Maken

Macon, the most Dutch village. It used to be an island, and the dam built in 1957 turned the island into a peninsula. The town is full of narrow alleys and green wooden houses. Nowadays, women in the town often wear traditional Dutch clothes.

Volendan

Located at12km north of Amsterdam, Vorontein is a typical fishing village in the Netherlands.

Folk Village

Folk Village: The tourism industry in the Netherlands is very developed, and Amsterdam alone receives millions of tourists from all over the world every year. World-famous Dutch windmills, wooden shoes, tulips, cheese and so on. Several folk customs that attract tourists. In order to meet the needs of tourists from all over the world, the Dutch built a folk village near Amsterdam, which was welcomed by tourists.