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Red Light District
posted by cdean Not for the faint hearted. However the Red Light District is worth a wander and isn't like anything else I've seen. Certainly not in mainland Europe. It's an important part of the cities past and of its liberal present so well worth a look. Hotel Rho
posted by Shaon This hotel provides excellent value for money, especially as it is located near Dam Square. The manager at the reception is very good. For that matter, all the staffs are just fantastic. High quality food is provided, specially Breakfast. Easy access to the internet is another plus point. Ideal loca ... more De Klos
posted by irishiiiiiis De Klos is a small hole in the wall type of restaurant that you might not think anything of as you walk by. You might get curious as to the line of people waiting outside to get in, which is common. They do not take reservations and have only 4 or 5 dining tables. The rest is counters or to sit a ... more Amsterdam Keizersgracht
posted by watermanneke We had a businesstrip to Amsterdam and stayed in this great short stay apartment. It is city centre, canal view and all you need to have business meetings or work. Amsterdam
posted by Kelly City Break with a twist of culture. I travelled with my husband and another couple, would not recommend for a girly weekend, the area is dominated by mostly male parties on stag weekends and hash benders! We stayed in the Fashion and Museum District which I would definitely recommend for couples who ... more |
Amsterdam is one of the coolest cities in Europe. Beautiful, hip, laid back, lots to do, lots to see, many pubs, food from all over the world and friendly people. A visit to this very beautiful city is sometimes like taking a walk in the 17th century. In summer one of the best places to go for a relaxing afternoon is the Vondelpark. It is a great park, right in the center of things and very lively. Amsterdam was originally built on the shores of the saltwater 'Zuiderzee' but as a result of centuries of land-reclamation projects the city now borders the freshwater of IJsselmeer. The center of Amsterdam is shaped like a horseshoe, surrounded by four famous canals called the "Singel", "Herengracht", "Keizersgracht" and "Prinsengracht". These are best to walk along if you want to see the citys beautiful gabled houses. There are lots of interesting small shops for browsing and bigger shopping centers in one of the passages for example in the old post office, which is right behind the central Dam Square (on which you can find the Dam Palace).
The center of Amsterdam has a lot of charming architecture dating from this period. Its an excellent city to tour on foot or bicycle. However, Amsterdam may boast a lot of 17th century architecture, but that's about all that's old fashioned about the place.
With a bit of luck you can catch a (free) outdoor concert. There are also a few trendy places in the park where you can sit and have a beer, such as the Blauwe Theehuis.
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