Traveling with your baby is not just a simple check-in attraction, the humanistic wealth contained in it is the most meaningful place. The Netherlands is in July. Let’s become a "professional vagrant" with the outbound travel customizer Jiang Long. Take your children to play while learning to experience the Dutch characteristics, and start your summer vacation around the Netherlands!
Parent-child special
5 DAYS
◎Check in must-go Delft Blue porcelain painting
◎In-depth experience Eindhoven design journey
◎Surprise all the way Almere wonderful architecture
DAY1
#Delft
Chinese blue and white porcelain distant relative - Delft blue.
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Schip Airport
Website: www.schiphol.nl
Address: Evert van de Beekstraat 202, 1118 CP Schiphol
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol
Schiphol is the first stop to arrive in the Netherlands. Leave more time here and start your trip to the Netherlands! Schiphol Airport has been rated as the "Best Airport in Europe" many times. It has a comfortable and convenient shopping center, which is not only full of Dutch-style cheeses, flowers and waffles, but also can buy Gashan diamonds and exquisite Delft blue porcelain. It will not be boring to stay in the airport for hours or stay in for several hours.
The railway station is below the airport, which is seamlessly connected and does not require security checks and gate ticket checks, which is extremely convenient. It only takes more than 10 minutes to get to the city by train, and it is also very convenient to go directly to other cities. Schiphol Airport is also rich in cultural life, not only with an airport library equipped with digital screens, but also the world's first free airport museum - the Dutch National Museum Airport Branch. Take some time and take care of your child to experience the brilliant Dutch art !
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Royal Delft Blue Porcelain Factory
Website: www.royaldelft.com
Address: Rotterdamseweg 196, 2628 AR Delft
Transportation: Depart from Schiphol Airport, take the train to get off at Delft Station via 4 stations, the whole journey is about 40 minutes.
Ticket price: €14 for adults; €8.75 for 13-18 years old €8.75 for 13-18
Royal Delft
Delft blue porcelain is very destined to China. The Dutch East India Company brought back blue porcelain from China in the 17th century, which brought inspiration for Dutch ceramicists because this fragile porcelain is never made or seen before. The Delft blue pattern is European style and color . It absorbs the glaze characteristics and blue dyeing technology of Chinese blue and white porcelain, and also draws on the color painting methods of Japan Imari and Kashiemon to create a unique porcelain pattern.
1695 Blue porcelain manufacturing industry flourished in Delft, with at most 32 pottery factories. By 1840, only the Royal Delft Blue Porcelain Factory remained, and other porcelain factories were closed down, mainly due to competition between Wedgwood in the UK and the European porcelain industry, coupled with the lack of innovation in Delft's porcelain. Joost Thooft acquired Royal Delft in 1876 and hired Leo Senf, one of the most important designers in Royal Delft history, which played a positive role in the re-prosperity of Delft Blue.
1919 Royal Delft Blue Porcelain Factory was awarded the title of "Royal" by the Dutch royal family, which is an absolute affirmation of the contribution of Royal Delft Company to Dutch Delft Blue. Delft Blue is still hand-painted according to traditional methods. Royal Delft offers a variety of painting courses , with 3 different painting courses 7 days a week: porcelain pieces, tableware and Christmas items. After taking your kids to see how a senior painter completes a craft, you can use a brush or brush to describe it, sketch according to the existing design, or imagine it yourself and create your own design. It is definitely a special experience.
DAY2
#Eindhoven
The design capital of the Netherlands—Eindhoven.
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First meet Eindhoven
As the Dutch design capital and the most creative city in the world, Eindhoven is full of design and artistry everywhere. This city is famous all over the world for Philips . Design fans can take their kids to watch Dutch Design Week in October. More than 2,000 designers from all over the world gather here to exhibit their new works in the Bell Tower, Piet Hein Eek and other places. This is a carnival in the design circle . November is the Eindhoven Glow Festival, where designers and engineers will decorate the Philips Building and St. Catherine's Church with colorful lights.
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Philips Museum
Website: www.philips-museum.com
Address: Emmasingel 31, 5611 AZ Eindhoven
Transportation: Depart from Delft Station, take the train to Eindhoven Centraal Station via 4 stations, and get off. The whole journey is about 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Ticket price: €9 for adults; €5 for 6-18 years old
Philips Museum
Philips is an electronics company that has proud of the whole Netherlands. It was founded by Gerard Philips (Gerard Philips) in 1891 in Eindhoven. The company initially made its fortune by producing light bulbs, but then many high-tech technologies were added to this unique and eye-catching Dutch company. The original site of Philips Incandescent Light Factory in 1891 is the current Philips Museum. This museum tells the story of Philips company from the beginning of its construction to the latest technological innovations, from the initial carbon filament bulb to the most advanced lighting system. Philips is the pioneer of the lighting revolution in the past hundred years, and the company's brilliant development history has been displayed and described in museum exhibitions.
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Strijp-S Park
In the west of Eindhoven are three old Philips factories named after the letters S, R, and T. The traditional bell tower, factory and square in Strijp-S area has been transformed into a unique living and leisure area, and is now full of vibrant creative studio and design store . Area S is a creative place full of industrial style. You can ride on a wide avenue, surrounded by old factories covered with graffiti, and there is also a graffiti shop here. Another old Philips factory area, Strijp-R, was originally a radio and TV component factory. In the center of this huge factory is the design workshop of the famous Dutch designer Peter Hayne Ike. These works of art are undoubtedly a very unique experience.
DAY3
#Nuenen
NuenenhtmlVan Gogh Village - Following the footsteps of great artists.
Website: www.vangoghbrabant.com/en/home/nuenen
Address: Berg 29, 5671 CA Nuenen
Transportation: Depart from Eindhoven, Centraal Station, take the bus to get off at Nuenen, Nuenen Centrum Station via 10 stations. The whole journey is about 15 minutes.
Vincent Center fare: €8 for adults; 6-17 years old€4.25
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Neonan Van Gogh Village
In the northern Brabang province in southern Netherlands, a small town of Newnan with a population of more than 20,000, because Van Gogh lived here from December 1883 to November 1885, making it known to the world. Van Gogh's works in Newnan account for about one-quarter of his personal works. The rural pastoral scenery in Newnan is very beautiful and suitable for Van Gogh's creation here. His main works are farmers and weavers in the fields. More than 130 years have passed, and most of the scenery in is the same as the works he portrayed at that time, which is perhaps the most touching thing.
Vincentre
At the Vincent Center in Newnan, you can listen to the stories of Van Gogh and Newnan, including Chinese, with 8 languages. There are more than 20 places in Newnan where you can see reminiscences of Van Gogh, most of which have information columns, and some information columns provide voice clips . Just press the button to listen to a small piece of Van Gogh's letter and Van Gogh's story.What excited Van Gogh the most was that he could feel the scenery he had seen and painted by following Van Gogh's footsteps in Newnan when he was standing where he had walked.
" The person who eats potatoes " is the most well-known work created by Van Gogh in Newnan. The simple and honest farmer's family sat around the narrow dining table, with only potatoes on the table. A lamp was hung above the table, and the dim light was sprinkled on the haggard face of the farmers. The low roof and dim lights fully demonstrate the lives of the people at the bottom of society.
DAY4
#Arnhem
Cycling the largest nature reserve in the Netherlands - Van Gogh Forest.
Website: www.hogeveluwe.nl
Address: www.hogeveluwe.nl/en/about-the-park/contactt
Transportation: Take the train directly to 'S-Hertogenbosch Station from Eindhoven Centraal Station, transfer to the train to get off at Arnhem Centraal Station via 13 stations. The whole journey is about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
Ticket price: Adult €10.95; 6-13 years old €5.5
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Van Gogh National Forest Park
National Park The Hoge Veluwe
The famous Van Gogh National Forest Park is also known as the "Van Gogh Forest". Van Gogh's second home, the Kulemule Art Museum, is located in it. Located outside Arnhem, Van Gogh Forest has 5,500 hectares of woods, wastelands, sand piles and swamps in the villages of Schaarsbergen, Otterlo and Hoenderloo. Riding a bicycle to castles, lakes, art galleries, etc., and experience the bicycle leisure culture of in the Netherlands is the most suitable and popular choice. The Kröller-Müller Museum contains treasures from Van Gogh and Picasso, and Van Gogh's "Coffee House Under the Night" is included in it. As a cultural heritage, the park was established in the early twentieth century by Anton and Helen Kulemule.
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St. Huber Hunting Hunting
Jachthuis St. Hubertus
Jachthuis St. Hubertus
St. Huberhuber Huber is located in Van Gogh National Forest Park. The building is named after the Catholic saint Huber, and its appearance is also related to the legend of the saint who is the guardian of the hunter. Anton and Helen Kulemule commissioned Hendrik Petrus Berach to design and construction, and started construction in 1915 until completion in 1920. The center of the building is a tall tower with two wings on both sides. architecture is like a pair of antlers , while the tall tower in the middle paints the cross. The entire building is built with bricks, mostly covered with glaze and slate. The couple lived here until their death, and since then, the Saint-Huber hunting house was rented by the Dutch government to this day.
DAY5
#Flevland
Wonderful architectural journey—Almere.
Website: www.visitalmere.com
Address: De Diagonaal 199, 1315 XM Almere
Transportation: Depart from Arnhem Centraal Station, take the train to Amsterdam Bijlmer Arena Station through 4 stations, transfer to Subway M50 and then to Duivendrecht Station, take the train directly to Almere Centrum Station, get off. The whole journey is about 1 hour and 30 minutes.
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First meet Almere
Almere
Come to Almere and take your kid to appreciate the works of modern architecture masters to get inspiration! There are several beautifully designed buildings in the city center, including apartments, arts and cultural centers, hotels, modern office buildings and libraries. It takes about 2 hours to hike from VVV Almere Visitor Information Center . You can see the most admired buildings in Almere. If time is limited, you can only look at a few buildings in the south of the Visitor Information Center. For example, Lakeside, Kunstlinie Almere Flevoland, Apollo Hotel Almere City Centre, Side by Side, The Wave, and Schipperplein. At night you can choose to stay at the Apollo Hotel Almere City Centre, which offers delicious homemade beer in the Bierfabriek restaurant.
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Phalaenopsis Manor
Website: www.orchideeenhoeve.nl
Address: Oosterringweg 34, 8315 PV Luttelgeestml2
Ticket price: €8.5 for children aged 3-12; €14.5 for adults; €13.5 for elderly people over 65 €13.5 for elderly people over 65
De Orchideeën Hoeve
De Phalaenopsis Manor has an area of more than 25,000 square meters and is located in Ruttelhester in northeastern Netherlands. It is not only a huge botanical garden with , but also a zoo. Not only are there beautiful flowers such as orchids, but also parrots, goulding birds, African silver beakers, crowned partridges, blue-breasted quails, butterflies, flamingos, alpacas, lemurs, ducks, as well as turtles, iguanas, snakes and other reptiles, which are very suitable for taking children to play. Phalaenopsis Manor is a family business run by two brothers, Thomas and Jeron Malson. In 1984, Phalaenopsis Manor was officially open for business, and in 1989, more funds were invested in entertainment activities in the manor, including shops and restaurants.
