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When most people think of the Netherlands， they think of Amsterdam with its famous red lights and coffee shops. And maybe tulips， too. But there is much more to the country than those three things. The Netherlands is a country filled with historic cities， beautiful farm land， windmills， and pleasant beaches. Most travelers come to the Netherlands and only party in Amsterdam for a few days， but by doing so， they miss much of what the country has to offer. Spend time exploring Holland and you’ll discover why the country keeps me coming back every year. I highly recommend heading north （especially in April or May when the tulips are in bloom） and also visiting Utrecht， one of my favorite cities south of Amsterdam.
Hostels in Holland typically cost between 15-30 EUR per night for a dorm room. The more popular hostels in Amsterdam can be close to 45 EUR （which is crazy）. Private rooms in hostels begin at 80 EUR per night for a double room. Most one to two star hotels are around 60 EUR per night for a double room， or closer to 45 EUR during the winter.
Cheap meals at fast food joints or places like Maoz or Walk to Wok cost around 10 EUR. Restaurant meals average around 15-25 EUR for a main dish with a drink. If you choose to cook food for yourself， you can expect to pay an average of 40-50 EUR per week for groceries. Fast food like Febo， cheap Dutch food， is around 5-10 EUR.
Inter-city train tickets around Holland are between 12-30 EUR， though for super short distances they can be as little as 5 EUR. Since the country is so flat， biking is the main form of transportation around cities （and for some people between cities）. You can rent bikes starting around 10 EUR per day （but most places require a deposit that is returned to you when you return the bike）. Intra-city trains and buses are about 3 EUR for a one-way trip. Taxis are super expensive and should be avoided at all costs.
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荷兰可译为the Netherlands或者Holland，首都是阿姆斯特丹。去旅游时，除了住酒店，还可以住青年旅馆——我们俗称招待所，在住处可以自己买菜做饭。城际轨道票价为13到30欧元不等，市内交通大约每趟3欧元，计程车非常贵，骑单车是最好的选择，虽然很多地方要求放押金。
（Do you want to go to the Netherlands？ Why？）
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Hostels in Holland typically cost between 15-30 EUR per night for a dorm room. The more popular hostels in Amsterdam can be close to 45 EUR （which is crazy）. Private rooms in hostels begin at 80 EUR per night for a double room. Most one to two star hotels are around 60 EUR per night for a double room， or closer to 45 EUR during the winter.
Cheap meals at fast food joints or places like Maoz or Walk to Wok cost around 10 EUR. Restaurant meals average around 15-25 EUR for a main dish with a drink. If you choose to cook food for yourself， you can expect to pay an average of 40-50 EUR per week for groceries. Fast food like Febo， cheap Dutch food， is around 5-10 EUR.
Inter-city train tickets around Holland are between 12-30 EUR， though for super short distances they can be as little as 5 EUR. Since the country is so flat， biking is the main form of transportation around cities （and for some people between cities）. You can rent bikes starting around 10 EUR per day （but most places require a deposit that is returned to you when you return the bike）. Intra-city trains and buses are about 3 EUR for a one-way trip. Taxis are super expensive and should be avoided at all costs.
相关链接：
荷兰可译为the Netherlands或者Holland，首都是阿姆斯特丹。去旅游时，除了住酒店，还可以住青年旅馆——我们俗称招待所，在住处可以自己买菜做饭。城际轨道票价为13到30欧元不等，市内交通大约每趟3欧元，计程车非常贵，骑单车是最好的选择，虽然很多地方要求放押金。
（Do you want to go to the Netherlands？ Why？）
Iris改编