[2025 Hague Attraction] Travel Guide for The Hague (Updated Aug)

📍Bloemenmarkt Floating Flower Market The cheapest souvenirs in the Netherlands are here! The whole street is not long and it takes about 10-15 minutes to walk through it. There are many seeds sold here, but unfortunately I can't bring them back to Taiwan. 📍Frens Haringhandel After visiting the flower market, opposite is the super classic Dutch local snack "raw herring"! It's really delicious!!! It's completely different from the usual smelly herring!! 💰€4.5 per serving 📍Damrak25 A famous small attraction, it's more beautiful when you go in the evening!

🗓️【Itinerary】 D1: Amsterdam (Windmill Village + Canal Cruise) D2: Amsterdam (Van Gogh Museum + Anne Frank House) D3: The Hague (Mauritshuis + Scheveningen Beach) D4: Brussels (Grand Place + Manneken Pis + Atomium) D5: Bruges (Belfry + Lake of Love + Canal Cruise) D6: Luxembourg City (Constitution Square + Bock Casemates + Wenzel Walk) D7: Departure . 🌈【Must-visit attractions】 🇳🇱Netherlands: Zaanse Schans (fairytale windmills + cheese factory), Van Gogh Museum (a must-visit for art lovers) 🇧🇪Belgium: Bruges (medieval old town, perfect for photos), Grand Place of Brussels (one of the best squares in Europe) 🇱🇺Luxembourg: Wenzel Walk (“Europe's best balcony,” overlooking the Pétrusse Valley) . 🍽️【Must-eat food】 🇳🇱Netherlands: raw herring (with onions and pickles), stroopwafel (caramel waffle, sweet and not greasy) 🇧🇪Belgium: waffles (a must-eat in Brussels), mussels (with white wine, delicious) 🇱🇺Luxembourg: Bouneschlupp (bean soup, warm and comforting) . 🏠【Accommodation tips】 Netherlands: Amsterdam city center, near the canal district, convenient transportation Belgium: Bruges old town, staying in a guesthouse is more atmospheric Luxembourg: city center or near the train station, convenient for sightseeing . 💡【Tips】 1️⃣ It is recommended to visit Zaanse Schans early in the morning, when there are fewer people and better photos 2️⃣ In Bruges, be sure to take a canal cruise to experience the medieval atmosphere 3️⃣ Luxembourg City is not big, and you can walk to the main attractions 4️⃣ Transportation: private car service throughout the journey, independent car is more comfortable and private

The Hague in Netherlands is a vibrant city with rich history and stunning architecture. It is also the political centre of the Netherlands with many key institutions like the Dutch Parliament. More importantly, I went specially to see the painting - Girl with a Pearl Earring! Attractions: 1. Mauritshuis + Girl with a Pearl Earring Highlights - Mauritshuis is a famous art museum and has a great collection of artwork from Dutch Golden Age, including works by Vermeer and Rembrandt. Also, the museum building itself has beautiful architecture. Take time to admire the oil painting - Girl with a Pearl Earring by painter Johannes Vermeer. 2. Peace Palace Highlights - This is the seat of the International Court of Justice, the palace is stunning with beautiful gardens and rich history. 3. Binnenhof Highlights - A historic complex with very cool Gothic architecture and the iconic Hall of Knights. 4. Noordeinde Palace Highlights - Beautiful royal palace for Dutch monarch with elegant architecture. 5. Grote market Highlights - This is a lively central marketplace, where you can find so manh shops selling fresh produce, local delicacies. Don't leave before trying some local dutch cuisine. #europetrip #100waysoftravel #travellerswonderland #art #culture #history #netherlands #hague

The Hague is a major hub for consulates, with most countries having their consulates located here. The Hague is also home to the famous painting 'Girl with a Pearl Earring.' Originally housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, it was later moved to the Mauritshuis in The Hague. I traveled all the way here to see it 🥺. However, the Mauritshuis is relatively small, and compared to the national museum, it might not meet your expectations. If you're interested in visiting, you might want to consider this. The weather in The Hague changes frequently, with sunny skies one moment and heavy rain the next. Because of this, you might even see double rainbows 😆. After arriving in The Hague, I finally understood why you often see bicycles being fished out of the canals in Dutch videos. The wind here is really strong; even without a typhoon, the wind is strong enough to blow you away.

#europetrip #vianasjourney #awesomepic My visit to The Hague was short but I managed to explore a little bit of the city area. Here are some places that easily can be access in the city. 1. The passage; A shopping complex with plenty of items and food you can get from. The unique thing about The Passage is because of the grand architecture, glass-roofed shopping arcade dating from 1885, the passageway reminds me of St. Hubert in Brussels. 2. H&M; Located just opposite of The Passage, probably the fanciest H&M branch I ever entered. 3. Binnenhof Viewing Tower; You may enter for free. This viewing tower offers a unique view of the 800-year-old architecture of the Binnenhof during the renovation. 4. The New Church; Protestant Church with small cafe available in the facility. I was not able to go inside but it was a nice walk around the church.

Den Haag Centraal is the largest railway station in the city of The Hague in South Holland, Netherlands, and with twelve tracks, the largest terminal station in the Netherlands. The railway station opened in 1973, adjacent to its predecessor: Den Haag Staatsspoor, which was subsequently demolished. I was surprised with those buildings along our way to the central station, the tall and new buildings that are seldom seen in Europe since almost buildings here are historical and preserved. The structure just like a Plaza Square in the street makes it more beautiful. #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #tripblazers #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport

Transportation Tips - Take the train and get off at Der Häag Central Station, then take tram number 22 Local attractions - The Hague Beach in the Netherlands is the best choice for watching the most beautiful sunsets and sunrises Hotel - Kurhaus hotel Food and Restaurants - There is a row of restaurants near the beach, you can choose any one Shopping Guide - There is also a shopping mall on the beach where you can buy special snacks and souvenirs.

It is a lively city and better than Amsterdam in terms of city structure. There are many city arts that is reflective of the city itself. #netherlands #cityview #art

Getting There - by bus or train Attractions - 1. Mauritshuis which is an art museum and holds many famous paintings like Girl with a Pearl Earring by Dutch painter Johannes’ Vermeer and later was also a book and film published with the same name 2. Binnenhof where since 1446 the Dutch parliament meets. there is also a lake! Hotels - we stayed at at the Holiday Inn Express Parliament which is good value incl. breakfast buffet 3. Chinatown for dinner 4. Madurodam Miniature Park which is the whole Netherlands 1:25 5. Scheveningen! visit the pier and one of the many fish restaurants which serve fresh seafood Food & Restaurants - Full Moon Express where we had rice with duck meat and bubble tea Shopping - Mall of the Netherlands #staycation

The Hague is the political center of the Netherlands The King of the Netherlands’ official residence, the Capitol, and the embassies of various countries are all in The Hague😉 It is a vibrant and creative cultural city Picture 1 What you see is the royal capital The Hague is the former residence of Count William II of the Netherlands so you can see a lot of castles plus a lake is there to sit and rest and chat with friends is really very relaxing until the sunset is even more beautiful😝 Another definitely to visit is the International Court of Justice! Many people may not know that the International Court of Justice of the United Nations is located in The Hague, Netherlands Next to the International Tribunal there is an interview center with a peace tree at the door for visitors to write the words peace and hang on the tree the whole experience is quite special! #Netherlands #TheHague #InternationalCourt #StarWritersApril Flash

The Hague, a city near the sea, one of the cities in the Netherlands where you can see the beach closest to you. Scheveningen Beach is a 10-minute drive or 20-minute tram ride from the city center. When the weather is nice, many people come to the beach to drink beer, swim, and take a walk. There are many restaurants and pubs nearby, and there is also a place where you can ride a Ferris wheel and do bungee jumping. If you come at sunset, you can see the best scene! Come and watch the sunset with a beach towel and a cold beer 🌄 #TheHagueTravel #SunsetWatching #NetherlandsTravel #TheHagueTheNetherlands #DenHaagTravel #EuropeTravel #netherlands #denhaag #scheveningen #scheveningenstand

The Hague in the Netherlands is a city well-known to Koreans as the Hague envoy. Among them, Binnenhof is where the 1907 Hague envoy planned to attend the International Peace Conference, and when the weather is nice, the Dutch people sit near Binnenhof and enjoy their leisure time. You can enjoy fall to your heart's content in The Hague, which is only a 40-minute train ride from Amsterdam 🍁 #falltravel #thehaguetravel #Netherlands #Netherlandstravel #thehagueintheNetherlands #denhaag #Netherlandssuburbantravel #europetravel #netherlands #denhaag

The Hague? Where have I heard it a lot..! If you go north of the Netherlands, you will come across a city called The Hague! Where have I heard it a lot? In Korean history class, it was about 'dispatching a special envoy to The Hague' In 1907, in order to inform people of the injustice of the Eulsa Treaty, Lee Jun, Lee Sang-seol, and Lee Wi-jung tried to participate in the International Peace Conference held in The Hague, Netherlands, but they were unable to do so due to interference from Japan. However, this place is not only home to the Lee Jun Memorial Hall, but also to various museums, especially the Mauritshuis Royal Museum, which houses the Girl with a Pearl Earring! #NetherlandsTravel #TheHagueTravel #DenHaagTravel #OverseasTravelDestinationRecommendations

As the third largest city in the Netherlands, The Hague has many famous attractions: the Parliament Building, the Knights House, the Peace Palace, the Maddalen Miniature City, etc., as well as the world famous painting "Girl with Pearl Earrings", I prefer It is the tranquil atmosphere of the city, strolling through it and feeling the noble temperament of the "Beach Royal City".

📚 Bibliotheek Escamp | The Hague Located in a residential area of The Hague, the Escamp Library in the Netherlands is quiet, bright, and an ideal reading space. With a children's section and ample study seating, it's a natural gathering spot for locals. Perfect for a little relaxation, it's a great place to work on your computer or read, even while traveling. Recommended for those who want to experience local life beyond just sightseeing. 📖 #EskampLibrary #DenHaag #LibraryHunting #LocalExperience #TripcomMoments 📍Basic Information • Address: Leyweg 811, 2545 HA Den Haag, Netherlands • Access: 3-minute walk from Tram Line 9 "Leyweg" stop • Opening Hours: Monday-Friday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Saturday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM Sunday: Closed • Admission: Free (membership required for some workshops and loans) 🏠 Features • A community-based public library in the Eskamp district. • A modern, spacious space with a multilingual collection, a children's corner, and study spaces. • Free Wi-Fi, PC use, printing/copying functions, and extensive information on local events. • It also serves as a hub for local residents to interact and hold cultural events.

🌿 [Malieveld, a Relaxing Green Space in the Heart of The Hague] A Visit to Malieveld Park 📍Den Haag, Netherlands | 🗓 Visited: May 2023 During my trip to Europe, I took a 50-minute train ride from Amsterdam. Immediately after arriving in The Hague, I visited Malieveld Park, located right in front of Central Station. ☀️ Perfect weather for a picnic It was a beautiful sunny day, with a blue sky and a refreshing breeze. On the green grass, I saw people lazily reading books, couples lounging, and people running. It was striking how the park has become a haven for locals. 🐦 Pigeons, squirrels, and tranquility With small birds occasionally coming close, I almost forgot I was in the middle of a city. It was surprisingly quiet, even for a main street, and I sat on a bench for a while, staring up at the sky. 📸 Great for photo opportunities! The open landscape is perfect for photos! Modern buildings line the background, creating a delightful contrast between nature and the city. If you have time, we recommend taking a break at the pancake shop on the edge of the park (a food truck sometimes comes by on weekends). ⏰ Recommended time: 30 minutes to 1 hour It's conveniently close enough to drop by between sightseeing in The Hague. It's just a one-minute walk from Central Station, so it's perfect for a quick break. ⸻ ✅ Basic Information • Name: Malieveld (Maliveld Park) • Address: Koningskade, 2596 AA Den Haag, Netherlands • Access: 1-minute walk from Den Haag Centraal Station • Admission: Free • Facilities: Benches, lawn, food stalls and temporary stages available for events ⸻ 💬 It was a moment that made me realize how important it is to have this kind of "doing nothing" time in between busy sightseeing trips. I'll definitely stop by here again the next time I visit The Hague. 🍃 📌 #NetherlandsTrip #TheHague #Malieveld #UrbanOasis #TripcomMoments

#summervacay I had a fantastic and pretty well-planned day trip, even if it was a bit spontaneous, exploring the beautiful cities of The Hague and Rotterdam! Getting to The Hague: I used Google Maps to navigate from my place to The Hague Centraal Station (Den Haag Centraal). I hadn't been to Amsterdam Centraal before, so I took a moment to check it out (if you exit the metro, you'll see it). Just a tip: you need to go up from the metro level to the ground floor to catch the trains. It was super easy to just tap my credit card to get in and out of both the metro and train gates, and the train ticket was around €14.50. Southern Holland Day Pass: A Game Changer! Once I got to The Hague Centraal, I headed straight to the Information Office (Service Window), specifically windows 6 or 7. They opened at 9 AM, and I picked up the Southern Holland Small Towns Day Pass for €17. I can confirm, having tested it out, that this ticket is incredibly worth it! It covers non-train public transport for a bunch of towns in South Holland, including The Hague, Rotterdam, Delft, and even the Kinderdijk windmills, which are a bit further out. Exploring The Hague: A Serene Escape The Hague truly felt like a very tranquil city, perfect for just wandering around. My visit included: A stop at the Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery. Seeing the iconic Peace Palace. A quick walk through Chinatown. Strolling along the lakeside paths, watching the seagulls and feeling the breeze. Having a delicious lunch at Little V. Back to The Hague & Evening Delights: I headed back to The Hague from Rotterdam around 6:00 PM, and just like magic, the sun came out again – perfect timing! On the way, I saw this small but incredibly lively parade making a huge sound and I only spotted them after hearing them for ages! I also managed to catch the very end of a market that's only open on Thursdays and Sundays (you can find it by searching for the "British Embassy in the Netherlands," It was such a relaxing way to end my day. It truly felt like an enriching and wonderfully pleasant day trip, packed with art, tranquility, and charming local finds! #Netherlands #TheHague #Rotterdam #DayTrip #DutchTravel #PublicTransport #Museums #Citywalk #TravelNetherlands

Step into The Hague - a city of elegance, power, and coastal charm! As the political heart of the Netherlands, it’s home to the Dutch royal family, the Peace Palace and stunning Scheveningen Beach. Stroll through Binnenhof’s historic courtyards, marvel at Mauritshuis’ masterpieces (hello, Girl with a Pearl Earring!), and unwind by the North Sea with fresh herring in hand. Feel the global pulse at the Peace Palace, home to the UN’s International Court of Justice. Also you can explore Haagse Market, one of the Europe's largest outdoor market. Why The Hague? It’s where history meets cosmopolitan flair - minus the crowds of Amsterdam! #hague #denhaag #netherlands

#hollandtrip remember the most famous painting “Girl in the pearl earring” it is actually from Netherlands! Visit the Mauritshuis museum in The Hague to see it in real life, you will be mesmerised. The art museum has a vast collection of paintings and you can easily spend 2 hours here. For the rest of the day, explore the other beautiful buildings in The Hague, and head to the beach (with a large Ferris wheel)! The beach has great soft sand and perfect for picnic as well. Highly recommend to do a day trip to The Hague from Amsterdam! 😎

The Hague (Den Haag) is a city where royalty, politics, and culture seamlessly blend. As the political heart of the Netherlands, it is home to the Dutch government, the International Court of Justice, and the Royal Palace, yet it also offers stunning architecture, world-class museums, and even a coastline escape. A walk through Binnenhof, the medieval government complex, takes you back in time. It is one of the oldest parliament buildings still in use, with the iconic Ridderzaal (Hall of Knights) standing as a highlight. Nearby, the Noordeinde Palace, the working palace of the Dutch King, adds a regal touch to the city’s streets. For art lovers, The Hague is a treasure trove. The Mauritshuis Museum houses Vermeer’s “Girl with a Pearl Earring”, while the KunstMuseum Den Haag boasts the largest collection of Piet Mondrian’s abstract masterpieces. The city’s rich history is also reflected in the Escher in Het Paleis Museum, which showcases the mind-bending works of M.C. Escher. Despite being a bustling city, The Hague offers a unique coastal retreat. A short tram ride brings you to Scheveningen Beach, where you can enjoy a walk on the pier, try fresh seafood, or watch the sunset over the North Sea. Whether exploring historic landmarks, admiring world-famous art, or enjoying the relaxed beachside atmosphere, The Hague is a city that effortlessly balances tradition and modernity—a perfect destination for any traveler. #hollandtrip

The Vorlinden Museum is located in Wassenaar, a suburban town in The Hague. Due to its remote location and relatively inconvenient transportation, most tourists would choose popular museums during their precious travel time and abandon these less popular museums; but if you are an art lover, especially contemporary art, you must go there no matter how far away it is. This is a private contemporary art museum. Not only are the exhibits rich and dazzling, but the expression techniques are also very different from those of famous museums in the Netherlands. The portrait sculpture "Couple under an Umbrella" is lifelike, with wrinkles, tendons, blood vessels, nails... just like a real person. I really want to touch it with my hands. The art gallery is surrounded by a vast estate, which is tranquil and peaceful. Being surrounded by the breath of nature, it can cleanse your soul. The design of the art gallery seems simple, but its architecture is truly amazing. When visitors are inside the gallery, they can see the beautiful scenery of the Zhisheng Manor and the sunshine outside through a large piece of floor-to-ceiling glass. This museum combines the beauty of art, nature and architecture. There is also an independent cafe next to the museum. If you are tired of walking, you can have a drink or dessert in the cafe and enjoy a leisurely time. *Featured exhibits: "Swimming Pool", "Couple under an Umbrella", "Skyspace", "Open ended" and 1:7.5 lift **Address: Buurtweg 90, 2244 AG Wassenaar, Netherlands Tips: There is only a public bus to Museum Voorlinden. Search the stop on Google Maps. After getting off, it takes about 20 minutes to walk to the manor Before returning, it is best to check the arrival time of the public bus in advance #The Hague #Netherlands #Museum Voorlinden #Europe #Museum #Art Gallery #Free Travel #Contemporary Art

Here's a 12-day Europe tour itinerary that you won't want to miss! Discover the unique charms of Europe and enjoy an unforgettable trip. -------- 🌈Itinerary:🌈 DAY 1-2: ✈️ Fly from Shanghai to Amsterdam and experience the beauty of Europe. Visit Giethoorn, the "Venice of the Netherlands," and the beautiful city of Volendam. 🌻🛶 DAY 3-4: Head to The Hague and experience Dutch culture. Visit the Mauritshuis and explore The Hague, Delft, and Rotterdam before arriving in Antwerp. 🎨 DAY 5-6: Discover the "Diamond City" of Antwerp and the artistic city of Brussels. Then, visit Bruges and Dunkirk to learn more about Europe. 🏰 DAY 7-8: Cross Dunkirk to Rouen and visit Mont Saint-Michel, the Loire Valley, and the Palace of Versailles before arriving in Paris. 🥰 DAY 9-10: Spend a few days in Paris. Visit the Louvre and the Fragonard Perfume Museum, and enjoy French cuisine. 💖 DAY 11-12: ✈️ Fly from Paris to Shanghai. End your Europe tour with beautiful memories and unforgettable experiences. 👋 -------- 📢Travel Essentials: 📱1. Electronics and Accessories: A phone, charger, and European plug adapter are essential. If you plan to stay in Europe for a long time, a European SIM card is also recommended. 📜2. Documents and Money: A visa and passport are essential. You should also bring a credit card and some cash in case you can't use your card. 🧥3. Clothing: Some parts of Europe may be snowy in January, so bring warm winter clothes, including a down jacket, scarf, gloves, and snow boots. Don't forget a windproof and waterproof umbrella. 🚑4. Personal Hygiene and First Aid Items: Bring a towel, toothbrush, shampoo, and shower gel. You should also bring common medicines, such as painkillers and band-aids. -------- Europe is a history book and a beautiful painting. Exploring Europe is like tasting a glass of fine wine.

#WinterTravel The Haag The Hague is a city in the western part of the Netherlands and is also the capital of South Holland. The city is easily accessible by public transportation, including trams and buses. It is a modern city and is also home to the United Nations Court of Justice. To the north of the city is Scheveningen Beach, a seaside beach where locals relax. #haag #netherland #netherlandtrip

The distance between Hema and De Bijenkorf in the center of The Hague is just a few steps away~ Both were established by Dutch businessman Simon Philip Goudsmit~ One is more civilian ~ the other sells more luxury goods ~ If you are interested, you can walk both together~ [Hema] Dutch grocery chain Personally, I was happier walking in HEMA XD because there are super many Miffy's daily necessities ~ And the price is reasonable and not expensive ~ buy for personal use or souvenirs are very suitable ~ If you walk until you are hungry ~ it has a small restaurant attached to the second floor ~ a bit of ikea feeling ~ The food tastes normal ~ not super stunning! But it's good to walk until you're hungry to treat your stomach✨ [De Bijenkorf] A high-end department store chain known as the Queen's Store by Dutch Chinese Steps away is the department store De Bijenkorf~ which has 3 flagship stores 🎀The Hague is one of them~ The other 2 are in Amsterdam and Rotterdam The ground floor gathers many different luxury brand counters ✨ bags and cosmetics ~ like to see things can walk slowly I don't buy luxury brands~ so the upstairs suits me better! Especially the jellycat doll cabinet in the children's area🧸 It's really super cute! Just in time for Christmas 🎄 and its Christmas special edition ~ I couldn't help but get one ✨👋🏻 #The Hague #Netherlands #DeBijenkorf #The Hague City Center #HEMA #ChristmasGood Places2024

🕐️DAY ： Morning: Depart from Amsterdam by bus to The Hague, Mauritshuis, The Hague Square Lunch: Streets and alleys Afternoon: Go to Rotterdam, Cube Houses, Market Hall, Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen (glass bowl) Evening: Return to Amsterdam 💗Other tips: The Hague is really cold in winter. Don't just look at the temperature. When it rains, it's wet and cold, making you want to leave quickly. The Hague's attractions are mostly around The Hague Square. You need to make a reservation in advance to visit Mauritshuis. I first saw the famous painting Girl with a Pearl Earring on the third floor. The main attractions in Rotterdam are the Cube Houses and Market Hall, which are close to each other.

Autumn in the Netherlands is a flowing picture, full of bright colors and a tranquil atmosphere. From late September to early November, nature dresses this lowland country in gold, orange, and red. Both cities and countryside show charming scenery in the autumn breeze. Autumn in the city On both sides of the canals in Amsterdam, the yellow leaves of the plane trees fall with the wind, covering the stone roads and reflecting in the water. In the parks of The Hague, Rotterdam, and other cities, the trees are colorful, forming a fascinating walking landscape. Countryside The Dutch countryside is quieter in autumn. The famous Hoge Veluwe National Park has forests, fields, and sand dunes. Walking or cycling on the trails, the colorful autumn colors and fresh air are refreshing. The golden fields and windmills form a classic Dutch autumn scene. Special experience Autumn is also a good time to pick mushrooms and watch wildlife. In the countryside or forest, you can find all kinds of mushrooms, and occasionally you can see deer leisurely passing by. With autumn delicacies such as pumpkin soup and apple pie, the whole season is warmer. Autumn in the Netherlands is not only a visual feast but also the best time to experience the tranquility of nature and the beauty of life.

#DecemberTravelSupportEvent #TheHague #NetherlandsTravel The Hague is more relaxed than Amsterdam. I like small cities more than big cities, so I personally liked The Hague better. If you don't like crowds, visiting The Hague might be a good idea. Or, staying in both The Hague and Amsterdam might be a good experience. I stayed in Amsterdam for 2 nights, but I think I should have stayed in The Hague for 1 night.

Madurodam is a famous miniature park in The Hague, the Netherlands, featuring miniature models of famous buildings, historical sites, and modern cityscapes from all over the Netherlands. It is known for its fine details and realistic scale models, attracting a large number of tourists. 1. **Historical Background**: Madurodam was opened in 1952 in memory of George Maduro, a young man who made a heroic sacrifice for the Dutch resistance movement during World War II. The founders of Madurodam were George Maduro's parents, who hoped to raise charitable funds through this park. 2. **Miniature Models**: The models in the park are made on a 1:25 scale, meticulously reproducing famous landmarks and buildings from all over the Netherlands, including the canals of Amsterdam, the port of Rotterdam, the tulip fields of Keukenhof, airports, and railways. Each model is carefully designed and made, reflecting the essence of Dutch architecture and engineering. 3. **Interactive Experience**: In addition to static displays, Madurodam also offers many interactive experiences, such as operating bridges, starting windmills, controlling ships, etc., allowing visitors to enjoy fun and participation during the tour. 4. **Educational Significance**: Madurodam is not only a tourist attraction but also an educational place. Through detailed introductions and interactive displays, it tells visitors about the history, culture, and technological achievements of the Netherlands, especially the Netherlands' innovations in water management and urban planning. Madurodam is a unique attraction that allows visitors to appreciate the charm and diversity of the Netherlands in a short time through exquisite miniature models and interactive experiences.