金德代克—埃尔斯豪特风车群

在小孩堤防还留着19台风车，被列为世界遗产的旅游景点。我们从鹿特丹出发，在伊拉斯姆斯桥下西边的码头坐去往Dortrecht的Water Bus，半小时一趟，途中在Ridderkerk下船，接驳的小船到小孩堤防附近的码头。下船后一直走，在尽头左拐，或沿着左边的堤防上都可以到。只看风车外观是免费的，这让我觉得很大方，风车在运河畔排着的样子很壮观，其中一个风车可以收费参观内部，可以知道内部结构及一家人的生活，还是挺有意思的。风车所在的地域面积大，租自行车或坐船从运河上看也是个好办法。

第一次亲眼看到风车觉得很稀奇，可惜去的时候是冬天又是假日所以风车没有运转博物馆也没有开放是个适合散步的好地方往来的公车一小时一班要注意时间刷卡的话单趟只要3欧多 如果买票却要来回12欧可以参考一下资讯~

非常多的风车乘90路从rottedam到 kinderdijk 超不多30分钟每小时一班车，周末也有。不过七月份不是最佳时间，水溏里的荷花都谢了。整个地区很大建议租自行车。

这些风车的使用始于1740年代,它们是用来抽去低地的水,使其始终低于海平面。你可以参观这些18世纪的建筑中的一间,看看它们是怎么运作以及人们怎么在这么狭窄的地方生活的。我们去的那天风很大,风车转得很流畅,所以看上去十分漂亮。要进去参观的话,票价是成人35元每人,17岁以下的孩子是20元每人。如果只是四处走走、看看风车是不收费的。在那散步很有趣,但要是你想再去远一点的地方的话,可以花很少的钱租辆自行车。你大概花90分钟就可以将观览风车群的里面逛遍了。那儿还有一个小运河,每30分钟会有一班船。伊拉兹马斯桥边的鹿特丹港里有船能将你带到金德代克,在K'dijk靠岸,价格是50元,坐车或者其他公共交通的话会比较慢。如果风车是你心头好,那你一定要去。

从鹿特丹坐车很快就到金德代克的风车群了,这是联合国教科文组织认定的世界文化遗产之一,如果你来荷兰,千万不要错过这里。此外,这里还有个风车是开房的,你可以进去参观。

We visited this place in the beginning of February. Well, scenery is OK, but in Netherlands scenery is everywhere very beautiful. In winter time there is nothing to do here. In summer there are boats and canal cruises - should be interesting, but weather should be good to enjoy this attraction, otherwise - most probably will be a waste of time and money.

Pack a lunch, dress comfy and rent a bike for the afternoon. Riding through the canals, you get a vast view of the windmills and landscape. Take an afternoon to spend exploring, relaxing and enjoying the outdoors. The little gift shop is pretty cool too.

Wow! There are so many beautiful places to see in the Netherlands. This stands out. The reason I enjoyed it is because it is a sight that takes you back to how people used to live. Be sure and tour some of the old wind mills. Check out the beds built into the walls. Everything was so compact and clean! Listen, as the mill spins. Take some photos, and wonder why we don't use more wind energy. I found it fascinating that people still live in some of the mills. Photo op: Outside the gift shop there is a great shot looking down the canal to all the windmills.

We only had one day in Rotterdam and walked from our hotel across town to the river and caught a boat to the windmills at Kinderdijk. We arrived a little late in the afternoon but it was a pleasant boat trip and it was a very Dutch thing to do is go and have a look at the windmills. Well worth the boat trip.

Yes, this is the image of Holland as known to the world. Fantastic place and the amount of 19 (!) mills in this traditional landscape looks great anytime of the year. We had French, chinese, spanish , dutch and kenyan participants i our group and all of us agreed this was an place not to be missed and entitled to bucket list position, see Holland ? Just GO

Visited Kinderdijk in September and had a really great time. My friend and I took our bikes from Rotterdam over on the boat and cycled down the walk way between the rivers. It wasn't a very sunny day but still enjoyable and beautiful scenery. We packed our own lunch instead of finding somewhere there and just ate on one of the park benches along the river, which was ideal.We then went onto cycle to Dordrecht to eat at Villa Augustus, which I would also highly recommend!

On a windy day, when you can´t even walk the path or take a ride with a boat because of that strong Holland-wind, you don´t need to go Kinderdijk, because what you can visit is just a mill- within some equipments. It is interesting of course, but there is nothing else:(The path should be beautiful on a sunny day, but i don´t think i go a second time to prove it.

You can walk along the river bank and see a group of big & beautiful windmills. Great for a fun day out and to make great photos, especially on a good weather day. You can try to take a panorama photo which is quite dramatic too. No fee for this attraction but if you want to go inside one of the windmills then there is some fee. There is a carpark right at the front, which is very convenient.

The Kinderdijk mills are a beautiful site fore history and architecture lovers as well for regular travelers that want to know the Netherlands. Many of the mills are from the 1800 and are a beautiful site. I recommend going there by train or bus (ask google maps for the lines which to take, tickets can be purchased inside).

We stopped at Kinderdijk with our Viking River cruise and it was by far my most favorite stop. We visited in December and it was very cold but still well work the visit. There is a mill that you can visit and climb to the top. There is an nice visitor center but the best part is just taking in the scenery and the mills.