Crowne Plaza Amsterdam City Centre

Well, we are on the last leg of our trip.  There already are stories for this one! Will catch up ...

I went to visit Anne Frank's home. This Place has so much history and i was able to capture it. They left the house the way it was and you could see all the things she mentioned in her dairy. This was a wonderful start yo my ...

... European Union. After Landing in Amsterdam the first thing we did was look for some hotel shuttle going to The Crown Plaza Hotel in downtown Amsterdam.  Turns out we got on a train from the airport and headed to Amsterdam CS (Central Station) which ...

... and got some food.  Then we kept walking some more (did I tell you that I think we pretty much walked all of Amsterdam?) and saw another McDonalds very close to our hotel.  We bought some ice cream flurries and went back to pass out.  ...

... , and pork and beans. Beans for breakfast!? The ride to the gardens took 45 minutes and we were able to see some parts of Amsterdam that we didn’t cover on foot. We saw a huge gasoline storage tank that is now a discothèque. How would they have ...

Rotterdam is a wonderful city. The Port of Rotterdam has a history as a major seafaring city in The Netherlands.  The people of Rotterdam joined with the rebellion of northern countries to throw off Spanish rule in the 17th century, but was an ...

... you can see so many of Vincent van Gogh's paintings under one roof. The Museum is situated on the Museumplein in Amsterdam, between the Rijksmuseum and the Stedelijk Museum. The Museum's collection is divided into three sections. The Van Gogh collection, ...

... in 1752. During the Second World War the synagogues were partly destroyed by the Nazis. The majority of the Jewish people of Amsterdam did not return from the concentration camps. As a result the synagogues were closed.In 1987 the complex was rebuilt into ...

... Guard Gallery. This narrow outdoor gallery features wonderful paintings of civic guards. The museum's permanent exhibition shows you how Amsterdam developed from the 13th century until today. Many great items from the 17th and 18th centuries are on ...

To day was a grat day. I went to The Rembrandt House Museum. The Rembrandt House Museum is located in the former residence of famous Dutch painter Rembrandt van Rijn. The exterior and the interior of the house are exactly the way they were when he lived ...

... world. This has become so popular, there are more cruise lines and ships being built. The hotel in Paris was the Crowne Plaza Republique at Republique Square. A 19th-century Neo-Baroque style building with a striking facade than had been renovated and ...