- The world's largest Van Gogh collection: located in Amsterdam, Netherlands, opened in 1973, with more than 200 Van Gogh oil paintings (accounting for his life), more than 500 sketches and 750 letters, including the peaks of Sunflower (1889 edition), Bedroom, Crow in the Rye, etc. Completely presents his transformation from early realism to late impressionism style. - Narrative exhibition design: sorting out Van Gogh's life according to the timeline, from the "Potato Eaters" in the Dutch countryside to the color transformation influenced by Impressionism in Paris, and then to the strong brush strokes in the Arles period, and finally ending with the manuscript of "Starry Night" in the San Remi Sanatorium. Combine the original letter with the original and the living supplies (such as the palette), restore the artist's spiritual world. Architecture and experience: dialogue between art and space - Modernist architectural landmarks: designed by architect Lille van de Houft, pure white geometric facade and glass atrium echo Van Gogh's paintings of light and shadow, spiral staircase and high-rise exhibition hall in the museum form a flowing viewing line, The top floor terrace overlooks the city view of Amsterdam, which is an extension of the art field itself. - Technology empowers immersion experience: In addition to the regular exhibition, the museum has a multimedia interactive screen, which can enlarge the painting details and analyze the brush stroke technique; The night special exhibition "Van Gogh immersive light and shadow show" uses projection technology to project "Sunflower" and other works to the wall, with classical music, so that the audience "enter" the scene in the painting.
Rijksmuseum
Anonymous user
Amazing architecture, and able to see / learn abt Rembrandt and Van Gogh.
Keukenhof
(Dear)阿燚
The biggest highlight of Kukenhof Park is its unparalleled floral landscape, especially the display of tulips, and its unique historical background and carefully designed landscape. Flower Landscape: - 7 million flowers have been planted in the park, of which tulips are the most dazzling star, with more than 1,000 varieties and 4.5 million plants. - Tulips are rich in colours, from bright red to soft pink to noble purple, forming a colorful sea of flowers. - There are other flowers in the park, such as Iris, Lilies, Narcissus, etc., which are against each other and form a colorful picture. Historical background: - Kukenhof Park dates back to the 15th century and was originally a hunting territory for the Earl of Jacoba van Beieren. - After many renovations and development, it gradually became the flower park today. - The park's name "Keukenhof" means "Kitchen Garden" in Dutch, reflecting its original purpose. Landscape design: - The park is dominated by English style, well designed and unique. - The winding forest paths, secluded pools and fountains complement the flower landscape.- The park features multiple theme gardens such as music parks, nature parks and historical parks, providing a diverse experience for visitors. With its rich floral resources, deep historical background and unique landscape design, Kukenhof Park has become one of the most popular flower parks in the world, attracting visitors from all over the world.
Amsterdam Canal Cruises
冰绿茶
There were a lot of people queuing at the boarding point at the central station, and the cruise ship was basically full. Everyone was given a headset on board, which was plugged into the headphone jack next to them. They said there would be Chinese explanations, and there were indeed Chinese explanations, but they didn't say a word in total. The cruise ship was on the water for a full hour.
Red Light District Amsterdam Centrum
alanacaitlinn
Good to see what it’s like, also feels kinda perverse goggling at people trying to make a living butttt idk
Anne Frank House
valeri gvatua
It is absolutely worth visiting to remember the cruelty of humans.
Royal Palace Amsterdam
M80***23
- Witness the historical changes: The Palace of Amsterdam was built in 1648, originally as a city hall, and later transformed into a palace by Napoleon's brother, witnessing the historical changes of the Netherlands from the glory of the Golden Age to the Napoleonic period. - Bearing cultural heritage: As an important symbol of Dutch history, the theme of the interior decoration of the palace is mostly related to the great Amsterdam and the Dutch Republic, and it vividly shows the cultural heritage and development history of the Netherlands. Architectural Artistic Features - Unique architectural structure: The palace is built with 13659 piles, supporting the whole building, is one of the miracles of architectural history, its stability is amazing. - Fine interior and exterior decoration: Although the exterior is affected by the climate, the exterior is gorgeously decorated, with paintings, sculptures, and exquisite marble floors and ceilings from famous artists such as Rembrandt, showing the beauty of art. Art Collection Values - Rich art collections: The palace is equipped with a collection hall, displaying a large number of precious artworks and artifacts, including paintings, sculptures, furniture and porcelain, which presents the context of Dutch art development for visitors. - Royal Treasures Display: About 2,000 pieces of royal furniture, such as furniture in the style of the First Empire of France, are retained. These treasures are not only exquisite in craftsmanship, but also carry the history and culture of the royal family. Experience - Guided services: Multilingual audio guide equipment is provided to facilitate visitors from different countries to gain insight into the history and cultural connotation of the palace, and even if you visit freely, you can have a good experience.
Canals of Amsterdam
EmperorXi
It's very good! One of beautiful spots in Europe. Kind Dutch people, and everyone can speak English. Recommend for travelers
Heineken Experience
CCjones
I wasn't so keen on beer but go along with a friend who love it. The whole section only too 50mins hut it's enjoyable
Rembrandt House Museum
Joe the world citizen
It is a nice small museum in the heart of Amsterdam, Holland. This museum tells the story of Rembrandt as an artist and how he trained his disciples. There are paintings from Rembrandt himself and from his disciples. It is worth to visit and it does not take a long time to go through the whole museum.