Wind Mills — Attraction in Zaanstad

The windmill village was very beautiful. It was not very big, so it was a good walking course with children. My family did not visit places like the windmill or the cheese museum, but I think it was very worthwhile to walk around the village. There were a lot of tourists because it was the weekend, and the parking lot was full, so we went to the next village and came back, and there was a parking lot available, so we were able to park. The parking fee was 15 euros without fail. It was a bit expensive, but I will never forget the walking course through the well-maintained windmill village with...

The Dutch windmills are more than just postcard views – they were once real engines of innovation. Some produced natural pigments for dyes and paints, while others managed the country’s constant battle with water by pumping it away from the lowlands. Each had its own specialty, almost like an early industrial park.

Parking is a flat €15 now, but it’s worth it for the chance to see how these iconic giants shaped Dutch life...

It's about a 10 minute train ride plus a 15 minute walk from the Central station. A row of colorful wind milles in different styles. The houses 🏘️🏡 around the area are very pretty and charming. Feel like in the fairytale. On a blue sky day with some white clouds, everywhere you turn is a great photo opportunity. There are lots of farm and wild animals as well. Don't forget to try the rich flavor ice cream from Henri...