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 Lady Day Vintage
posted by JillJam on 2 June 2009 at 02:12 Lady Day Vintage stands out amongst Amsterdams premium selection of secondhand clothing stores. Lady Day carries genuine, quality vintage. The shop features a hand-selected inventory of ladies and mens clothing and shoes. The store has everything from funky 70's, designer, and mid-century classics. ... more Vondelpark
posted by sainty on 24 May 2009 at 09:48 This is a wonderful public park right in the centre of town that's fantastic for walking, picnicking and generally just chilling out. Supper Club
posted by bredo on 7 January 2007 at 12:07 Ultra hip restaurant that is part food, part cabaret, part drag act, part performance art. Split into two levels, this very white restuarant/bar doesnt have tables, only beds that you lie on and watch the show and your fellow diners. The food was very good, but it's more about the experience and the ... more |
You can travel to Amsterdam from the UK in no more than an hour and that combined with the cheap flights to Amsterdam and the city's natural charms make it a hugely popular short break destination for Brits. Despite being notorious for its liberal culture which embraces a very active red light district and has legalised the smoking of cannabis, Flights to Amsterdam also offer a host of charms to entertain those visitors who just fancy some good clean fun. The city is not the political capital of the Netherlands (that honour goes to the Hague) but it is certainly the cultural centre of all things Dutch and that's why leisure travellers are looking for cheap flights to Amsterdam as opposed to anywhere else in Holland. How to get there What to do Whatever you fancy doing make sure that you shop around for your flights. Amsterdam has loads to offer for a short break but there's no need to pay a fortune for your tickets. If you would rather all the work was done for you you may want to consider booking a package holiday to Amsterdam. This will save you having to look for Amsterdam hotels, and flights seperatly as they can both be booked as part of the one package.
There are a great range of scheduled and low cost Amsterdam flights available from the UK. Among others Easyjet, British Airways, British Midland and KLM all operate very regular services to the city from UK hubs such as London, Manchester, Edinburgh and Liverpool. Fares can get as low as £40 return if you book well in advance with a low cost carrier and as low as £60 if you pick the right deal with British Airways. To get the best deal on your flights to Amsterdam just make sure you can be flexible on your dates and avoid peak times such as Fridays and Sundays.
Aside from the inevitable eating, drinking and making merry there's plenty to do when you step off your flight to Amsterdam. Here are just a few ideas for your consideration once you've booked your flights. Amsterdam is home to several museums notably one each for Rembrandt and Van Gogh, both famous sons of Holland. Why not hop on a canal tour and take in some of the sights of Amsterdam from the water? Or perhaps take in the haunting Anne Frank House, where the famous Jewish girl and her family hid from the Nazis. If you are there for more than just a weekend then why not find cheap car hire in Amsterdam and drive to Zandvoort, which has the best beaches in the Netherlands.
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