Multatuli Hotel Amsterdam

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Prins Hendrikkade 12 Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands, 1012 TL, 20-627-4282

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Amsterdam, Netherlands

On the flight, the leg room was less than I would like, but with the "blow up" neck pillows we have helped us manage. We arrived at Amsterdam Shirpol Airport on time and disembarked to a bit of cool and spitting rain- 16 deg. We found our hotel Multatuli directly across from the Amsterdam Central train station after taking a 20 minute/8Euro ride from the airport- always remember to validate your ticket or else a 50Euro fine (had to get this sorted out fast as I forgot to validate before leavi...

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands jv3117
Amsterdam, Netherlands

Today started with another fine breakfast and similar cool conditions- +15, no rain though.As far as the headache goes, there wasn't one from the pipe smoking last night! We made our way along the Centraal Station walk around Sint Nikolaaskerk to the weeping tower (where wives used to wave off their hubbies to sea before going into the red light area to fulfill their ambitions). Down Geldersekade past Nieuwmark in search for the Zuiderkerk. We found it after walking in canal construction and ...

Amsterdam, Netherlands jv3117
2008-05-20 Amsterdam

We took tram 16 from Centraal Station to the stop just in front of the van Gogh Museum. It is an amazing modern construction containing his art and many masters of his time. van Gogh lived from 1853 to 1890 when he committed suicide while suffering from depression, just released from a psychiatric institution. He had many friends that were masters also- Latrec, Monet, Picasso and Gauguin to name a few. His art is split up into five periods. Next door is the main museum- RijksMuseum, which was...

Amsterdam, Netherlands jv3117
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... like to send b. a pic of his father's alma mater.

last day with feeling. blew WAY too many euro on museums (especially considering the rijksmuseum had 75% of closed for renovations and was still 11 euro, no student discount, the tulippy *******s) but still-- worth it. i think i'd feel weird skipping a city's museum, and weird sending postcards not purchased from a gift shop. van ...

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Erin's Tour of Holland

... there were no speakers, so I couldn’t hear the recorded narration. And the top was covered so I couldn’t see all around like the inside cabin (it had windows on the top). I didn’t realize this until after we’d started, and there weren’t any empty seats inside anymore. So I just stayed in the back and continued being in a bad mood.

When the canal boat got back, I went and found the bike rental place, rented a bike, and headed on my way to ...

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands zolina
Planes and airports

... same row. Lucky for me a gentle klm assistent at the gate switched our seat reservations. Since a lot of people cancelled their seat, we ended up sitting with 2 in a row of 4 seats. After 2 hours, Eli came sitting in our row and we started chatting. For some reason I attract people who have some decent things to say. So we had a vivid conversation about work, play, home, life, internet, mac, microsoft, google, ...

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands topanga
Amsterdam, Netherlands

... of 5x10 stone blocks each a head stone with a number and maybe a name or coat of arms. Anyone important was entombed in the church. Sometimes whole families were put in one tomb under one stone. When they ran out of floor space they started burying the bodies outside. Earlier Karla saw her first Dutch windmill and so we set off to examine it. Most Dutch windmills are not functioning any more but they are left up and usually preserved by a foundation. In the North there is a ...

Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, Netherlands tbassplayer
Amsterdam

... sell Guinness for example are avoided by the locals as they are aimed at the British market thus more expensive all round, English breakfasts are offered everywhere you go. When we did robs tour after dinner the British boys were already in force and singing football chants with good humour. Our guide told us to be out of the area by midnight and we could understand why, it was busy, bellies full of beer and pent up excitement. Its about 50euros for 15mins ...

Amsterdam, Netherlands rob.jenn
Amsterdam: Days 1 and 2

... and spare bed) and kitchen and bathroom. Its not too bad and we are really close to all the central things.We walked and searched to find a Europe on a Shoestring guide book for an hour or so until we found an all English Waterstones.Bought a 'large' (or obelex or some dutch) size chips each... way way way too much. Probably could have done with half each... not even Law ...

Amsterdam, Netherlands pozel
The End. Highlights of Part 1

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