Street Interview In Rotterdam. How The Dutch View: Amsterdam Vs Rotterdam. Where should you travel? Everybody Are High In Holland? What Food You Should Try In The Netherlands?
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The quėstions I asked:
"What do you prefer: Rotterdam or Amsterdam?"
"Is it difficult to find a job in the Netherlands?"
"Why people should come to Holland?"
"Why People should come to the Rotterdam?"
"Why people should come to Amsterdam?"
"The best thing about Amsterdam?"
"The Best thing about Rotterdam?"
"How often do you smoke weed?"
"Why have you choose to live in Holland?"
"What are the best bars and clubs in Rotterdam?"
"What is dutch traditional cuisine?"
"Traditional dutch food?"
"Kapsalon, cheese, pancakes"
"Travel Guide in Rotterdam"
Travel Guide in Amsterdam"
"Travel Guide In The Netherlands?"
"Is it difficult to learn the Dutch language?"
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Rotterdam is world famous mainly because of the port, but in the last decade, Rotterdam has grown into a bustling but welcoming metropole. Rotterdam is the second-largest city in the Netherlands with 600.000 inhabitants and 1.200.000 in greater Rotterdam.
Rotterdam is famous for its festivals, offers great nightlife, and has a lot of shops which are open 7 days a week! In addition, Rotterdam is well known for its modern architecture which you can find throughout the city. The Erasmus Bridge and the Cube houses are great examples of this modern industrial design. All sights in Rotterdam can be reached by means of the quick and cheap public transport system.
Rotterdam is also home to a big aquarium in the Rotterdam Zoo, the Euromast panorama tower, the antique Steamship ss Rotterdam, and Spido harbor tours. The harbor city also offers world-class museums like Boijmans - Van Beuningen and the World Arts Museum. Most attractions have special facilities for kids as well.
Rotterdam is world-famous for its modern architecture which you can find anywhere within the city. Rotterdam is thus home to many design museums and leading architectural firms which are involved in the design of famous buildings and bridges in major cities around the globe. Rotterdam is constantly working on ambitious new architectural projects in and around the city to remain the number one city of modern architecture. This vibrant city is constantly changing and you can feel and see these changes all around.
Once you leave the Central Station you will understand why Rotterdam is called the Dutch capital of modern architecture. The brand new Rotterdam Central Station is an architectural highlight and the Millennium Tower opposite Rotterdam Central Station has the looks of the Empire State Building in New York. The Delftse Poort building hast has been the tallest office building in the Netherlands for a decade, but it has been surpassed by the impressive Maas Tower. In 2020, the impressive Zalmhaven Tower will take the lead in the race of the tallest building of the Netherlands. This 215-meter tall residential skyscraper is located in the Maritime Quarters of Rotterdam. In the heart of Rotterdam city center you can't miss the extraordinary Cube Houses and the Market Hall. The Brug (Bridge) office building is another architectural highlight of Rotterdam because it is built at a height of 25 meters above an existing historic plant. The Shipping and Transport College is located in a stunning periscope shaped building! And don't forget to visit the UNESCO site Van Nelle Factory.
Amsterdam is the Netherlands’ capital, known for its artistic heritage, elaborate canal system, and narrow houses with gabled facades, legacies of the city’s 17th-century Golden Age. Its Museum District houses the Van Gogh Museum, works by Rembrandt and Vermeer at the Rijksmuseum, and modern art at the Stedelijk. Cycling is key to the city’s character, and there are numerous bike paths.
Museums are the main tourist attraction in Amsterdam. Everyone knows the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and Stedelijk Museum, but there is much more. Amsterdam has over seventy museums which attract millions of visitors each year.
Coffeeshops in Holland are allowed to sell small amounts of cannabis and are strictly regulated and taxed. Furthermore, coffeeshops must not sell to anyone under 18 and they must not sell more than 5g to any customer. Hard drugs are strictly prohibited.
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