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The western corner tower of the former Regulier's Gate was built around 1490. Regulier's Gate was part of the old town rampart. It became obsolete when the city expanded its borders southwards at the end of the sixteenth centur... more
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Often referred to as 'The Wooden House' in English, this historic structure replaced its smaller, former design in the 15th century. These wooden houses sprung up all around Amsterdam starting in the mid-1400s featuring an addi... more
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This example of 17th century architecture is a textbook lesson in classical styles. Originally a family mansion, De Vier Heemskinderen, is today a must stop for tourists in search of Amsterdam's past. Built around 1671, nature... more
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Located at Dam Square, The National Monument was unveiled on on May 4th, 1956 in honor of those who died during World War II. The monument is a 22-meter tall obelisk, with two stone lions standing beneath. Every year on May 4th... more
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This eighteenth century Catholic church takes its oval shape from the island like setting it lies on in the middle of the street. Originally built by P.J.H. Cuypers, its three towers and 360-degree visibility made it highly reg... more
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Artis offers winding paths, majestic trees and monumental historic buildings that give it a special, 19th-century atmosphere. The on-site zoo hosts more than 8000 animals, two museums, a planetarium and a magnificent aquarium.... more
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Dinner and a movie? The Movies is the place to go. Dating back to 1912, this stylish cinema is the oldest in Amsterdam. Its gorgeous art deco interior includes four well-equipped theaters, which screen the more commercial art h... more
Real Travelers who've been here
&Benita said
…, so I watched that movie. I like that movie, it’s a good one. But after that I pulled out my i… continue reading »
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Akhnaton can be found in the center of Amsterdam and is a multi-purpose club and building. Lots of music nights are held here, including music from many countries around the world. There are Latin, Salsa, and African nights, hi... more
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Though Amsterdam's been known as a tolerant city for many centuries, after the 1578 Protestant Alteratie (Changeover), Roman Catholics fell into disfavor. Forced to worship in secret, they devised ingenious ways of gathe... more
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Amstel is the river from which Amsterdam took its name. It became the heart of the city after the river was dammed. From the south the river runs into town up to the town hall, near Waterloo and Munt squares. Then it branches o... more
Real Travelers who've been here
Nathan77 said
…. Graeme says you can live on it. Well, at least the locals do. We've also tried some Amstel and other… continue reading »
Haarlem Travel Experiences
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Amsterdam, Netherlands - Warning: Contains Adult...
“Hello gentlemen,” said the man standing beside a doorway with lurid pictures of naked couples behind him. We turned around to face him b... Continue reading »
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Settling In to Being on Vacation
We arrived in Amsterdam late Thursday afternoon and found ourselves immensely well pleased and situated at the Golden Bear, the venerable... Continue reading »
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The most romantic city in Europe..no wait I thoug...
Ry is in heaven and although I have been here before, I love the fact that I am sharing this with him! We settle into a rented stud... Continue reading »
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Día 6: Amsterdam
Despertamos sobre las 9:15 y bajamos al bar-comedor del albergue, donde nos espera un buen desayuno, bastante completo. Hay mucha gente h... Continue reading »
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Our Introduction to Amsterdam
Hallo! We woke up at 4:00 in the morning excited for the upcoming day. We spent the next half hour or so discussing our plans then,... Continue reading »
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