Singel

The canal house is the canal near the center of the old town of Amsterdam, and the historic buildings along the canal are many, and there are churches, front crossings, school buildings, and traditional buildings with Dutch characteristics. Early morning, very quiet, stroll along the canal bank and take your time to taste the unique charm of the old town

The Singel Canal, also known as the Singel Canal, is one of several canals in Amsterdam, originally a moat. The Singer Canal originated in 1492 and was the moat of Amsterdam before 1585; it became a canal after the expansion of the city of Amsterdam. In addition to the Singer Canal, the canals of Amsterdam that are usually referred to are mainly composed of three: Herengracht, Princes Canal, and Emperor Canal. These three canals form a concentric belt surrounding the city, called the canal belt. Strictly speaking, the Singh Canal is a canal outside the canal belt. However, when tourists arrive in Amsterdam, from the airport to the central railway station, perhaps the first thing they see is the Singel Canal. The Singh Canal starts at IJ Bay, near Amsterdam Central Station, and ends at the Mint Square, where it meets the Amstel River. I once said that I saw crabs in the river. I once said:...Crabs crawl around the river instinctively, vomiting everything, even pollution does not matter. When black is enveloped, certain beings try to climb over the dam and climb to the sea. These beings can climb and swim, which is lucky. But unfortunately, the dam is too strong, not many lives can be immersed in freedom, and even the blue ocean has not been seen for a lifetime. Outside the dike, I hope the river crabs will be in harmony. And when the crabs are rampant, Yu He had better stay away. Keeping your distance, looking far away, is beautiful.

Amsterdam has many canals, crisscrossed. There are two canals on the Singh canal to enjoy the style of the two sides and the water market. The houses on both sides of the canal are very special. Some are colorful, fairytale, some are crooked by the settlement of the foundation, but they can stay up, which is strange and interesting. Many cars park on the canal side, and because of the narrow space, the car falls into the water sometimes.

Beautiful canal, not very wide, but the buildings on both sides are very beautiful and you can pass some pretty bridges, which is a nice part to enjoy by boat

Visited Holland during this time, not only saw tulips and windmills, but also toured and cruised various canals. The Singer Canal was the most attractive for me was the various private yachts on both sides of the Strait. Climb onto an unknown waterfall and saw the rainbow