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A travel blog entry by gerrietjes

Ik ben er gewoon niet goed in om dingen bij te houden... Ik weet ook niet precies wat ik je allemaal al vertelt heb via iMessage of Facebook :) Je weet wel dat wij ook nog op vakantie gaan :) we wilden idd ook wat warmte opzoeken, maar die is in Europa toch wat lastig te vinden rond deze tijd... Dus het worden Curacao en Bonaire... Eens kijken hoe nl er aan de andere kant van het water uitziet. ...

Me me me

A travel blog entry by 2and2

... get into the museum was open from the cafe so I just walked right through. I figured I have the museum card anyway so it didn't really matter, plus I could not stand in that line.

It was busy in the museum but it was lovely to look at things in my own time and not worry about trying to make a 1 year old happy and not shriek in every room. When I left it was lined up out the door, I guess it pays to come early, or sneak in.

I grabbed ...

Amsterdam...there is nothing like it!

A travel blog entry by cdicosmo

... the Leidsplein, a spot filled with restaurants, performers, and shop...quite popular! At the urging of the boys, we went to a Mexican restaurant and had a decent meal...not the best but ok...

We made our way to Anne Frank House..a house that immerses you in the struggles and pain of WWII. We walked through the rooms where , for 2 years,8 Amsterdam Jews hid from Nazi persecution. Although they were eventually discovered, 7 of the 8 ...

Amsterdam!

A travel blog entry by jess-pearce

... have them there because it was a group of about 6 guys. Sometimes I feel like our group of 5 girls is an easy target for pick pocketers and trouble so having them with was much appreciated. We got off the tram and successfully made it to our hostel. It was about 11:15pm and the city was alive! We checked in and were a little creeped out by the hostel, but it had good ratings so we had faith. We got into our room and realized that it was a 6 bedroom room and we would ...

Easter in Amsterdam

A travel blog entry by lishinlondon

... in it was a very different atmosphere from the light hearted antics of the night before. While the house itself was bigger than I expected the thought of being trapped in there for years was very depressing and definitely made you appreciate the hardships the Franks and many others like them faced during the war.

Despite the queue we had to get in I was so thankful we went early as by the time we left the queue had already doubled. We headed to city ...