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Travel Blogs from Amsterdam
Enjoying Amsterdam's buzz
... our way across the canals, hopping on and off the trams, and popping in and out of different museum experiences. The tree-lined canals, with tall and narrow canal-side houses, and permanent looking houseboats made every nook of Amsterdam a joy to explore and discover – even over and again! On our last afternoon we spent picnicking on the edge of the canal near our apartment, enjoying the brilliant sunshine we had had each day, and watching the other canal tour boats drive ...
Anything Goes In Amsterdam
... this before there wasn't really anything new but I still enjoyed myself and so did Emma so that was good, even got a free gift. On our way back from the tour we stopped off at a bar had a few drinks and got a "Space Cake" on the way back to the hotel and then decided to go out that night, we moved on to a few our bars and eventually we made our way to the Red Light District, Emma was facinated, with a little bit of ewww chucked in, nothing had changed ...
Dam Dam Amsterdam
... it's all about the Edam Cheese, then we got the bus to another town called Volendam, we had no idea what this town had to offer so thought we would check it out, it was a small fishing village. We walked along the harbor where there was lovely cafes and pubs with the view of the ocean. We tried some seafood, Dan had a smoked Mackrel with onion in a bread roll. The Dutch love eating fish in a roll! Other things happened in Amsterdam but we won't go there.... ;) To Germany we ...
Packing for China
... decided against going there due to the mosquitoes and my inability to not scratch the bites. Mum is getting worried about me leaving, but there’s nothing new about that. China is the last step forward before I jump into studying medicine at York! Best parts of my life are yet to ...
Our second day in Amsterdam.
... at any given place. Our guide gave us our marching orders. She specifically emphasized that even though the tour was free, she was not paid by the city or the company and relies solely on tips to make her living.
She walked us around central Amsterdam for over 3 hours. She did a wonderful job of explaining the places along the way. We saw all sorts of buildings and canals and bridges. We learned much about the different styles of building and the whys ...