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48 hours in Amsterdam – VnExpress Travel

NetherlandsNguyen Mai Phuong shared her experience and two-day show in the capital city of Amsterdam, after her trip at the end of April.

“The end of March to the middle of May is the most beautiful time of spring, also the time when the flowers are blooming. That is also the reason why I chose to go to Keukenhof, the flower garden that was named the most beautiful flower garden in the world according to the polls from the polls. Time Out, at the end of April. Besides, I also want to give my 22nd birthday a trip that I have longed for for a long time,” shared Mai Phuong.





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Mai Phuong has a trip to the Netherlands on the occasion of her 22nd birthday. Photo: NVCC

Move

From where she lives in Oldenburg, Germany, Phuong took a train to the Dutch capital for 18.9 euros (nearly 460,000 VND) for the one-way leg. Traveling within the Netherlands, Phuong buys Region Amsterdam tickets at the vending counter right after going through the ticket gates at Amsterdam Centraal main station. This is a ticket that can travel comfortably on public transport such as trains and buses in the capital and surrounding areas. Ticket price for three days is 36.5 euros (nearly 900,000 VND).

“Coming around in the Netherlands, everyone just needs to use Google maps. It’s clear. Specific instructions, easy to go. I just need to pay attention to the right route, go to the right bus stop and wait for the bus,” Phuong revealed about the secret. travel by public transport.

Hotel

Phuong booked a hotel near the center for convenient transportation. She rented a room for 50 euros (1.2 million dong) a night, with a view of the street. The time when Phuong went was in the tourist season, so room rates were higher than usual and it was difficult to find hotels because many places were full.

In addition to finding rooms on Booking, Phuong also often searches on Check24h or Agoda for the best options. The time Phuong booked the room was also close to the departure date, so it was not cheap. “If you want to be cheaper, you should book early to be able to find the right rooms. If I check out after 1pm, I will have to pay an additional 15 euros. Most accommodation facilities charge late check-out. , so if you want to go out but it’s time to check out, you can leave your stuff at the hotel reception. They will keep it for you, everyone just needs to schedule a time to come back and pick it up,” Phuong said.

Vist location

Phuong arrived in Amsterdam at 4pm. “It was still bright at that time, the sun shining beautifully,” the young woman recalled. The first place she visited was the Van Gogh museum and the Rijksmuseum. After that, she walked along the rivers in the city center, taking pictures and looking at everything around.





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Tulips in the Keukenhof flower garden. Photo: NVCC

The second day is the main outing day. From Amsterdam Centraal Station, Phuong took the M52 train at Station Zuid to reach Europaplein point. Then, she took bus 852 to Lisse to visit the Keukenhof flower garden. The entrance ticket price is 15 euros (360,000 VND). She also went to Windmill village, just took bus 391 from Amsterdam Centraal Station to get there. “In Windmill village, there is a shop selling cheap and beautiful souvenirs. People can buy them as gifts for parents, relatives and friends,” Phuong suggested.

The last day in Amsterdam, after having breakfast and drinking coffee, Phuong walked around the central area to buy goods and souvenirs. Then she had lunch and took the train back to Germany.

Eating

One of Phuong’s top recommendations is Bistro Bij Ons. This place specializes in traditional Dutch dishes, opening hours from 13:00 to 22:00. “The atmosphere of the restaurant is very nice, you can eat while being served lively music. That night I ordered myself a traditional Stamppot, including mashed potatoes and vegetables, with extra sausage. Friendly service, always asking questions. When I ordered an alcoholic drink, the staff asked me if I was 18 years old,” Phuong recalled.

On the evening of the second day, Phuong and her friends went to eat hot pot together after a long day of exercise. She chose Yuan’s Hot Pot Amsterdam Zuid. The shop opens at 16:00 and closes at 22:30. Prices range from 35 to 50 euros (840,000 – 1.2 million VND). You order something like Haidilao, who can eat spicy, order half spicy hot pot. If you just want to eat sweet and savory hot pot, you can order tomatoes. Free filtered water, buffet dipping sauce for 2 euros per person.





Mai Phuong has a trip to the Netherlands on the occasion of her 22nd birthday. Photo: NVCC

Mai Phuong has a trip to the Netherlands on the occasion of her 22nd birthday. Photo: NVCC

Trip expenses (excluding gifts)

Go75 euros
Hotel100 euros
Eating150 euros
total cost325 euros

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