Transportation guide to the Dutch Windmill Village

I really didn't know about the trip in advance. It was sunny when we arrived in Amsterdam on the first day. We wanted to go straight to the windmill village, but we were delayed by the street scene in the city and decided to leave the next day. Although we knew it would be cloudy and rainy the next day, I didn't expect the weather forecast to be so accurate... It is recommended to come here in good weather, otherwise you will have to give up holding an umbrella and pretend it is not raining and then photoshop in the blue sky🫣 (like me) The most famous waffle shop in Windmill Village, not surprisingly, also requires queuing, but we were lucky enough to try our luck on the way back and didn’t have to queue! A lovely couple of grandmothers happened to leave and gave us the corner private room (˘³˘)♥ transportation: Take bus No. 391 from Amsterdam Station and walk directly into the park for five minutes. There is basically no charge for visiting the windmill museum! Here I suggest that if you just want to take photos and buy souvenirs, don’t spend money on the day tour! The return trip is also at the same bus stop where you got off (there is a bus every 15 minutes) We paid for the tickets by credit card, and buying physical tickets would cost 1 euro more. #DutchWindmillVillage #ZaanseSchans #zaanseschan #HollandTravel #GlobalTravel