Madurodam is a small scale miniature town at Scheveningen,
Holland, and is one of the most popular tourist attraction of the
country since it opened in 1952. Built on a scale 1:25 and reconstructed
up to the smallest details, Madurodam gives a bird's eye view of
Netherlands' some of the most impressive architecture dating from many
periods.
There
are about 1148 models in this miniature city comprising of famous
buildings from all over Holland. It includes both historical monuments
as well as modern buildings. The city has a miniature transport system -
buses, trains, trams and ships that actually run! There is about 4000
meters of railway and tram lines on which 14 train models run. There is
an airport with 32 aircrafts from different countries. Madurodam also
has a huge network of canals with exactly 27 bridges and 58 ships.
No
city is complete without humans. So Madurodam has around 16,000
miniature inhabitants in the form of pedestrians, inhabitants of the
building etc. 5000 trees and more than 50,000 miniature lights adore the
city.
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