Rijksmuseum

🌈Amsterdam - the capital and largest city of the Netherlands, located in the North Holland province in the western part of the country. 🙋‍♀️The population is about 860,000, and the per capita GDP in the Netherlands is around $53,000, ranking among the top in Europe. It is a prosperous and wealthy city. 🚏Amsterdam is famous for its free style, inclusive atmosphere, beautiful canals, and unique architectural style. 👉There are also many famous museums and art galleries here, such as 🔺Van Gogh Museum, 🔺National Museum, 🔺Mauritshuis Museum, and so on. 🍱Amsterdam's 🔺 food culture is also very unique, with a variety of delicious food and snacks, including traditional Dutch platter breakfast, Dutch cheese, and Dutch fried meat rolls. ☕Here you can also enjoy a rich coffee culture and taste a variety of coffee and desserts. 🚲Amsterdam is also a city where environmental protection and bicycle culture are very popular. 👍Here, there are numerous bike lanes and rental stations, making cycling one of the main modes of transportation for Amsterdam residents! 📸✅"Windmill Town - Sheep Horn Village" 🔜🚏Zaanse Schans is a windmill village near Amsterdam, Netherlands, about 15 kilometers away from the city center of Amsterdam! 🔜🌟This small town is famous for its traditional 🔺Dutch windmills, 🔺wooden shoes, 🔺cheese, and 🔺chocolate handicrafts! 🔜📍Here you can learn about the traditional craftsmanship of Dutch handicrafts, and you can also climb to the top of the windmill to overlook the beautiful scenery and surrounding villages. 🔥Here are 22 traditional Dutch windmills, some of which have been converted into museums, allowing visitors to observe and learn about the history and workings of windmills up close.

🌟Today, I am bringing you an absolutely stunning Nordic journey. 🚢Without further ado, let's embark on a 21-day luxury cruise trip together. 📅 Departure Date: June 13, 2024 🌅 Cruise Overview 🚢Ship Name: Regent Seven Seas Navigator 🏗Size: Total tonnage of 28,550 tons, length of 173 meters, width of 25 meters, accommodating 490 passengers. 🎢Facilities: Luxurious all-suite design, each suite equipped with comfortable furniture, private bathroom, and modern amenities. The cruise features multiple restaurants, leisure and entertainment areas, swimming pool, gym, spa, and library. 🌍 Highlights of the Itinerary 🌈Cultural Tour: We will dive into a sea of culture, visiting the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum. Experience masterpieces by the great artists of the 'Golden Age.' 🌈Wonderful Windmill Village Walk: Step onto the land of Zaanse Schans Windmill Village and travel through time. Every corner showcases traditional craftsmanship, presenting authentic Dutch charm. 🌈Exploring Norwegian Small Towns: Norwegian towns like Nordfjordeid, Kristiansund, and Ålesund each tell a unique story. Experience the Atlantic Ocean Road, ancient theaters, and the beauty of natural scenery and human culture. 🗺 Detailed Itinerary 🔸Day 1: Depart from Beijing, head to Amsterdam 🔸Day 2-3: Amsterdam, visit the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum. Zaanse Schans Windmill Village, experience traditional Dutch craftsmanship 🔸Day 4-5: Nordfjordeid, explore the small town of Nordfjordeid, feel the tranquility and beauty 🔸Day 6: Kristiansund, Norwegian Atlantic Ocean Road, ancient opera house 🔸Day 7: Ålesund, visit Ålesund, experience the beauty of Art Nouveau architecture and nature 🔸Day 8-10: Stavanger, Kristiansand, Oslo, tour the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, Canning Museum, Lysefjord, etc. 🔸Day 11: Helsingborg, ancient castles and stone churches, appreciate the inner history 🔸Day 12: Explore naval history, Germany's main naval base, experience military culture 🔸Day 13: Bay fishing village, Denmark's unique coastal culture 🔸Day 14: Gdańsk, Hanseatic relics, the ancient charm of the Baltic Sea and the mysterious allure of the Amber Road 🔸Day 15: Klaipėda, UNESCO World Heritage Site Curonian Spit, unique Lithuanian charm 🔸Day 16: Tallinn, the historical sediment of Tallinn Old Town, the unique charm of a World Cultural Heritage site 🔸Day 17: Helsinki, the free market at South Harbor Square, Finnish traditional crafts, livable city 🔸Day 18: Stockholm, Royal Palace, Swedish National Museum, immerse in art and history 🔸Day 19-20: Copenhagen, visit the Hans Christian Andersen statue, Parliament House, Little Mermaid statue 🔸Day 21: Return to China, end of the journey

The Rijksmuseum is the Dutch National Museum located in Amsterdam and is filled with an amazing collection of art and antiques which date from 1809. The building houses over 7 million items and has more than 5,000 paintings that sprawl over 250 rooms. There is a library here with 35,000 books and you can see some of the most impressive paintings in the world created by the ‘Old Masters’. Much of the museum focuses on traditional Dutch artifacts like ancient handicrafts and sculptures from the medieval period but you will also find exciting modern art. Make sure you leave ample time to see everything as you can easily spend a full day here exploring every nook and cranny. #hoteldeals#summertrip#gourmetsummer#exhibition2021#swimmingpoolphotography

#familytrips2024 A peaceful oasis as compared to the Rijksmuseum, the Rijksmuseum Garden is located at the back of the museum and has much lesser people exploring the garden. Take a stroll around the lovely garden and take a rest at one of the many seats available around the garden. There is also a beautiful water fountain in the Rijksmuseum Garden. I will recommend you to take a break in the garden to relax after the grueling museum tour with the overwhelming tourist crowd.

Had a wonderful time in Amsterdam, exploring the museums and sights. This is a great European city to see and the Ann Frank house was a particular highlight and so was the Van Gogh museum. Would highly recommend booking flights through trip.com. #merrychristmas

Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, is a city of charming canals, historic homes, and world-renowned museums. Known for its liberal attitude and vibrant nightlife, Amsterdam offers a rich cultural experience amidst its picturesque waterways. Canal Cruises: One of the best ways to see Amsterdam is from the water. Take a canal cruise to explore the city’s iconic canals and view the beautiful 17th-century architecture. The Anne Frank House, located on the Prinsengracht canal, is a must-visit for its poignant history. Museum Marvels: Visit the Rijksmuseum, which houses masterpieces by Rembrandt and Vermeer, or explore modern art at the Van Gogh Museum. The Stedelijk Museum offers a vast collection of contemporary art and design. Amsterdam’s diverse culinary scene includes everything from traditional Dutch pancakes and herring to Indonesian rijsttafel. The city’s markets, such as the Albert Cuyp Market, are perfect for sampling local delicacies and finding unique souvenirs. #AlluringAmsterdam #VeniceOfTheNorth #CanalCruises #MuseumMarvels #ExploreNetherlands #mytravelhacks#historicallandmarks#localguides

#europetrip The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is the Dutch National Museum that's packed with an incredible collection of art and antiques dating back to 1809. The museum has over 7 million items, including more than 5,000 paintings spread across 250 rooms. 🖼️🏛️ You can also find a library here with 35,000 books and some of the most impressive paintings by the 'Old Masters'. The museum showcases traditional Dutch artifacts like ancient handicrafts and medieval sculptures, along with exciting modern art. Be sure to set aside enough time to explore everything, as you could easily spend a full day discovering all the treasures hidden in every corner. 📚🎨 #Amsterdam #netherlands

#europetrip A big museum with lots to see, of course masterpieces by Rembrandt, Claude Monet, Vermeer and many more are extremely popular. We did not purchase the tickets in advance to visit on Sunday. All of the museum rooms were properly air-conditioned which was a great plus. The museum staff was friendly and approachable. Personally I was lacking clear museum navigation on where to go and what to look for...l could not even move to any direction because there were so many objects displayed that it was not intuitively obvious. Apart from this, of course it is a great museum to visit!