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The Waalse Kerk used to be the chapel of the monastery of the brothers of Paul, founded in 1409. The chapel was inaugurated in 1496. The Walloon Reformed community was permitted to organize French-speaking services in the chape... more

The Het Lieverdje is the sculpture of a small boy that stand on Spui in Amsterdam. Revealed on May 2nd, 1959, Het Lieverdje literally mean 'The Little Darling'. This Carel Kneulman artwork, symbolizes a little boy who is up to... more

Minutes away from the Centraal Station, Dam Square is a town square located in the historical center of Amsterdam is one of the important locations in the city. Renowned for its archetype buildings and frequent events the Dam s... more

Passenger Terminal Amsterdam is an important cultural and business landmark of Amsterdam. The event space associated with the center hosts a variety of business and cultural events. Check website for the latest event schedules.... more

The Nieuwe Kerk is a 15th-century building, partly destroyed and rebuilt again after several fires. Vying for importance with the Town Hall & Royal Palace, the House of the Lord lost out in its rivalry with the Town Hall becaus... more

Located on Waterloo square, opposite the town hall, is the Moses and Aäron church. Initially the property of a Jewish trader, the church was rebuilt between 1837-1841. In 1578 native tradesmen decided to form an alliance with t... more

The Waag, located on the Nieuwmarkt square, was part of the old town ramparts. It was first named the Gate of St. Anthony, built in 1488, which explains the massive towers and the holes in it. In 1614, the gate was no longer pa... more

This round church which has a dome and an ambulatory along half of its circumference was burnt to the ground in 1822 in a fire caused by some careless plumbers. It was rebuilt in 1823 by T.F. Suys and J. de Greef who gave it a... more

The Narrowest House in Amsterdam is also one of the narrowest houses in the world. At only one meter wide, this house is just barely wider than the front door. The houses in Amsterdam are built in this narrow fashion because of... more

As a statue of the artist himself looks on, the bustling square named in Rembrandt's honor fills up with people. The crowd is eager for terrace café lunches followed by afternoons of shopping and nights out clubbing. It's all h... more