Holland is called Venice in the north, because we all know that Venice has many rivers, which can be said to be a water city. There are also many rivers in the Netherlands, with more than 65,438+000 canals and 65,438+0000 bridges. Rivers extend in all directions and yachts can be seen everywhere. Wandering in the city, bridges are vertical and horizontal, rivers are vertical and horizontal. From the air, the waves look like satin and cobwebs. The terrain of the city is 1-5 meters above sea level. Due to the small land and large population, there are nearly 20,000 "boathouses" parked on the river. The mention of "boathouse" also has an emotional appeal. It is a romantic city, so it is called "Venice in the North".