Things to do in Netherlands

The prototype of Howl's Moving Castle is still very large. Because it is a castle that has been used all the time, it is still very modern and luxurious. There are explanation boards to use. There are actually live NPCs in each room. If you are interested enough, you can go up and chat to learn about the story of this castle.

Definitely worth a visit, spent 3h going through the guest as well as permanent exhibitions.

The correct way to write the meeting point is: Worringer Strasse 109/140, across from the Flix bus stop (turn right after exiting Düsseldorf Central Station, about 5-6 minutes away). The 10% discount coupon is only valid for select boutiques; it's not valid for other stores. The back of the store lists the stores where it's valid. The outlet's WiFi is not very reliable, so I recommend buying the European eSIM. The eSIM I bought on Trip.com doesn't cover the Netherlands. Starbucks vouchers must be redeemed by scanning a QR code at the service center. The staff were very nice. The outlet uses the Global Blue tax refund system. It's recommended to register first so you don't have to fill out information on your receipt after purchase. The staff at the service center can help you register for your tax refund using the Global Blue self-service kiosk. After that, get your items stamped by customs and mail them through the yellow mailbox at the airport. You can't go to the airport tax refund counter for cash refunds. Overall, it's a good place, although I didn't buy much. If you don't mind the price of heavy-duty hot pots compared to Taiwan, the American brands, with the exception of Nike and Adidas, are relatively small. WMF has a round device shaped like an eggshell. Don't press it with your fingers, as it will hurt you. There is an exclamation point sticker on it.

It's a relatively unknown museum, but well worth a visit. Located in a royal palace next to the embassy district in the center of The Hague, the exhibitions are definitely worth seeing. Furthermore, the prints by artist Escher consistently revolve around the themes of eternity and infinity, which are of great mathematical research value and highly recommended.

Went here with my family during Christmas trip and it was one of the best decision ever. It was indeed a very memorable trip for us

There is a big logo here, showing Amsterdam, but it is spelled with different sounds. The Dutch are really creative. You can spend a whole day in this Museum Square and rest leisurely here.

this was very unique! loved visiting and it was something definitely worth going to

It's a town with a long history. It can't see the momentum of imperial use. Besides windmills, the designs are oriental.

The Music Box Museum is definitely one of the most worthwhile museums to visit. It displays hundreds of years of music boxes, and there are a lot of them, with different shapes and very beautifully made.

This was actually the highlight of my trip to Amsterdam and I didn’t expect it. I absolutely LOVED all the interactive components of the museum as well as the figures portrayed. I would highly recommend squeezing this into your trip for some fun!