Top Things to do In Heemskerk 2021

"This place is located right in the middle of the city center. There are so many restaurants and shops nearby, and many people always gather around here as sometimes there are some street performance, like magicians, dancing, or singing. Many also like to just sit around and eat some traditional frites :)"

"Dongdaemun is in Rotterdam, but some people in the comments said it is the Dongdaemun in Seoul, South Korea. A place very close to Amsterdam, it is also a very famous attraction in Rotterdam, the scenery is very good, the environment is also very good"

"It feels pretty good to enter the church for the first time when I grow up, not to mention the long history and the fact that Mozart talked about the organ in Figure 3 when he was 10 years old. At first I thought I would need a ticket, but it seems that no one charges for the decoration, plus the Toilet is free. awesome"

"On the Oudeschans you can see the Montelbaanstoren. A defence tower from 1516. This tower is nicknamed the Malle Jaap (silly Jaap) because the bells in the Tower often just started to read. This tower was part of the Amsterdam fortifications. And was, after the defence function was no longer needed, in 1606 decorated by his Crown and clocks.The tower was then used as a Customs Office and for levying of excise duties.You can also visit my blogs for more Amsterdam information: http://amsterdamalmanac.blogspot.nl/http://amsterdammuseuminfo.blogspot.nl/"

"Transportation: There is a light rail nearby, and there are buses that can reach the city center of The Hague a bit far away, but the traffic is quite convenient~ There are many on-street parking spaces nearby 🅿️, metered, very convenient~ Tickets: 🎫 You need to make an appointment in advance, there will be guided tours on weekends, check the ticket purchase on the official website in advance~ Recommended reason: The Peace Palace is a landmark of The Hague. It is the seat of the United Nations International Court of Justice, the International Law Library and the International Law Academy. The International Court of Justice and the International Arbitration Tribunal are more famous. The Peace Palace building itself is a red-brown palace building with towering minarets on both sides and a bell tower on one side. Many law schools are also similar buildings. You need to make an appointment in advance to visit the Peace Palace. If you are interested, you can make an appointment in advance. On the contrary, there is a small house at the entrance. There are a lot of pictures, articles and introductions about the International Court of Justice. For viewing, you can wear headphones🎧 sit there and listen to the introduction~ Most tourists choose to take a picture at the door~ Travel tips: On the right side of the Peace Palace, there is the "Fire of Peace". It is composed of 198 stones, which symbolizes the stones of various countries. China is number 36. It is a piece of cyan jade. It is not small, it may be Some sizes show the strength of the country~"

"the largest windmill area in NL. better rent a bike and have a relaxing afternoon there."

"It’s a very beautiful place, some distance away from the city, it has a rural feel. The street is clean and there are farmland everywhere, but it is very neat and uniform, a very interesting place, not many tourists"

"Het Muntplein with the Munt Toren (the Coin Tower) the original name is the Regulierspoort, is one of the main gates in medieval city wall. The gate build in the years 1480 consisted of two towers and a guard house. After the gate went up in flames in a 1618 fire, only the guard house and the part of the western tower remained standing. The tower featuring a clockwork with four clockfaces and a carillon of bells. During the war of 1672 between the Netherlands with England and France and the transport of silver and gold from Dordrecht & Enkhuizen (where coins were normally minted) was not posible the guard house of the Munttoren was temporarily used to mint coins). The Muntplein is the entrance to the shopping centre De Kalverstraat, and at the other site of the Muntbridge to the flower market."

"Kasteel De Haar (Kasteel De Haar) is located in a small town called Haaruilens near Utrecht in the Netherlands. De Haar Castle is a very typical European medieval castle, with a sharp tower, a moat surrounded by a moat and a suspension bridge outside the palace garden, like a dream castle in a fairy tale world. Need to buy a ticket to go in, it is still very cold in February, not many tourists to visit."

"It’s not far from the Netherlands, perhaps called The Hague, the capital of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The area is really not small, larger than a standard university, and the exchange rate is all the famous attractions in the entire Netherlands, instead of being pure as some people think. That is The Hague or Rotterdam. The founders are said to be a couple who lost their children in World War II. They silently recall their years here for the rest of their lives."