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Amsterdam, Netherlands. Amsterdam Central Station, Amsterdam Central Station. On October 15, 1889, the Central Railway Station was officially opened. This large-scale red brick-and-stone building, a Dutch-style new Gothic building, was built on three artificial islands with a total of 8687 pillars. It took eight years from foundation laying to completion. Each side of the Central Railway Station has a tower facing the railway station, a bell tower on the right and a wind vane on the left (needles always go up and down).

Amsterdam Central Railway Station is a railway station worth punching in, and it is located in the central section of the more prosperous area, and his building is really very beautiful, is very old.

Amsterdam Central Railway Station is an important transportation station for the Netherlands. The station is a Gothic building situated on the Amsterdam River. It looks very old, but its interior facilities are very modern. It is very advanced and convenient from ticketing system to train or waiting area.

Amsterdam Central Railway Station is not only a railway station in use, but also an important historical relic in the Netherlands. It has a relatively old history. The central city of Amsterdam is not very big. You can see the tall European-style ancient buildings in Amsterdam from a long walk down the canal. Its efficiency is also quite high, not only to other cities, but also to Amsterdam, which is almost equivalent to the subway train, and the station name is very short.

Central Railway Station is an ever-glorious gray building. Look at the picture of two towers with a similar object. The one on the right side of the picture is indeed a clock. The one on the left really made me laugh, and I found that the pointer slid at a very large angle once, similar to the distance of 5 minutes. Then I told my friend that the clock was so strong that it only took 5 minutes to walk once and 5 minutes at a time. Then they say you brag. Then we watched together and found God. Sometimes he was walking, sometimes he was walking backwards. Looking carefully, he had only one needle. How to time it? Do you guess what it is? After checking the data, we can see that this is a wind vane. How strong is the wind in your Netherlands? We need a wind vane at the railway station.

Amsterdam's main transport hub. It's a very old Brother's style building. Looking at it from a distance, it's very powerful. Central Railway Station has trains for all parts of the Netherlands, which is very convenient. When Christmas comes, there are often spontaneous performances in the station, which is very impressive.

Central Station is in the center of the city, built on three artificial islands, more than a hundred years of architecture, its architectural style for the Netherlands New Gothic, an antique and cultural relic buildings still in use, the kingdom of heaven is afraid of early demolition...

Simply a very beautiful train station. It has an authentic Dutch building style, with amazing view looking at the canal where you can embark for the canal tour. The station itself is very big, but do not worry, you won’t get lost, as the signs are very clear and the people there will always be ready to help you :)

I haven't been to Amsterdam Central Railway Station for a long time. Today, I see that it's more beautiful! Take a few photos and share them.

We went to The Hague by bus. We couldn't understand Dutch, and we didn't know which station we were going to go to. So we went to the man-made platform. We thought we could pay for manual labor, but we found that the fare was the same as that on the machine. After buying a ticket and waiting for a while, the bus arrived. It was very convenient to get to other European countries. If you are in a hurry and want to go to the next station, it is highly recommended to come here by train. Some people say that European trains are not good, but I like them very much. The seats are spacious and the big windows float through the scenery.