Kökenhof, Kinderdijk, Scheuerstoren... Even in the names of the Netherlands' landmarks, there's a touch of northern nature, tempered in part by the breath of the sea. We bring to your attention the sights of the Netherlands, which, in our opinion, most accurately reflect the peculiarities of the country:
King. Keukenhof Park - the hallmark of the Netherlands; the "Garden of Europe", stretching over the horizon with scarlet of tulips and lilac clouds of hyacinths.
Tower Scheuerstoren - A memorial sign on the promenade of the Prinz Henry's Quay in Amsterdam, where the captain's expedition set sail on the long journey from where Captain Hudson's expedition that discovered the island of Manhattan.
Rembrandt House Museum. Rembrandt - a mansion in Amsterdam's Jewish Quarter, which was occupied by the painter's family 1639-1958. The furnishings are faithfully recreated of the living rooms, kitchen, and studio.
The Quarter Red Light District - Amsterdam's historic district with buildings from the 14th through 15th century, with a long tradition of venal love. "The fun houses are easily recognized by the wide, brightly-lit windows in which prostitutes display their wares face.