Amsterdam points of interest you must see include of course the Red Light District and Anne Frank House, probably the most famous…
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One of the most remarkable buildings between Central Station and Dam square is the Beurs van Berlage. The Beurs van Berlage is…
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The Amsterdam Rijksmuseum is the most important museum of The Netherlands. The Rijksmuseum holds a large collection of Dutch masterpieces from the 17th…
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When temperatures rise in Amsterdam, the Vondelpark is the place to be. Located in the centre of the city, the entrance directly…
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The origins of Amsterdam Chinatown go back to the year 1910, which makes the Amsterdam Chinatown the oldest Chinatown of Europe. The first…
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Squatting in the Netherlands became big in the 80s, when a serious lack of housing caused young people to move into abandoned…
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How to spend a romantic weekend in Amsterdam? Amsterdam is full of romantic places. Wander around Amsterdam the canals, take romantic with…
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Amsterdam is the city of canals (gracht in Dutch) and the city of bridges (brug in Dutch). From old bridges to modern bridges…
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The Amsterdam School architecture style might not be as famous as its international sister styles from the same era like Art Nouveau…
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Rainy day? Go see a movie in the most extravagant Amsterdam movie theatre of Tuschinski, located near Rembrandtplein. The theatre was built…
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The famous Amsterdam Canal Houses together with its canals are part of the United Nations World Heritage. The impressive mansions along the Amsterdam…
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The Jordaan Quarter lies just outside the three canal rings of Amsterdam, along the Prinsengracht canal. The Jordaan Quarter is considered a typical…
The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam is Amsterdam’s museum of modern art. The museum is located at Museum Square, along with the Rijksmuseum, the Van…
The Amsterdam Royal Palace on Dam Square was built as Amsterdam’s Town Hall in the Golden Age, the 17th Century. Louis Napoleon, brother of…
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