1, world status

The Hague is the seat of the central government of the Netherlands. Queen Beatrice lives in The Hague and works here. All government agencies and foreign embassies are located here, and the Supreme Court and many organizations also work here. For example, The Hague International Court of Justice, also known as The Hague International Court of Justice, is one of the six major United Nations organizations. The Court is also the judicial organ of the United Nations for resolving disputes among Member States. It is also a place to try war crimes. All States Members of the United Nations are members of the International Court of Justice.

There are about 30 museums in The Hague, some of which are internationally famous, while others are ordinary and unusual. It has the largest museum of contemporary art in the world today.

2. Introduction to The Hague

The Hague is located in the south Netherlands and the capital of the province. It is the third largest city in the Netherlands, after Amsterdam and Rotterdam.

Second, Amsterdam.

1, world status

It is the fourth largest airport in Europe.

The history of Amsterdam can be traced back to the fishing village of13rd century. People once built a dam on the nearby Amstel River, hence the name Amsterdam. "Amsterdam" was originally named as "Amsterdam". 17th century is the "golden age" in Amsterdam's history. Amsterdam was then the most important port and financial center in the world.

Due to the development of trade, Amsterdam became an important port in the world in the golden age of Holland. At that time, the city was the center of finance and diamonds. 19 and the 20th century, the city expanded, forming many new blocks and suburban residential areas.

Amsterdam is the financial and commercial center of the Netherlands. It is also one of the best international trade cities in Europe and the world, ranking fifth in the world, just behind London, Paris, Frankfurt and Barcelona. Many large Dutch companies and banks have their headquarters in Amsterdam.

2. Introduction to Amsterdam

Amsterdam is the largest city in the Netherlands, with a population of about 165438+ one million. Located in the western province of the Netherlands. Amsterdam is known as "Diamond Capital" and "Venice in the North".

Three. Rotterdam

1, world status

Rotterdam has long been the largest seaport in Europe. In terms of container throughput, 19 was the world's largest port in 1980s, and 20 10 was the world's 10.

B, Rotterdam is rich in human resources and a world-class tourist destination. Delforshavin, the center of Rotterdam's old city, and the ultra-modern and futuristic buildings in the new city center are world-famous. The "Flomaster" watchtower near the port 185 meters high is a good sightseeing spot. In addition, the old windmill in Tong Di Town and the early buildings in Gotha Town are both places of interest in Rotterdam, attracting a large number of domestic and foreign tourists.

2. Introduction to Rotterdam

Rotterdam is the second largest city in the Netherlands, with a suburb population of 1.02 million. Located at the confluence of the Rhine and Maas rivers in Europe. Rotterdam's name comes from the Lute River, which flows into the new Maas River in the city center, and Dutch Dam.