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Reguliersgracht 5, Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, 1017 LJ, Netherlands | Hotel

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Amsterdam, At Last!

A travel blog entry by kaddison

... monarch, he moved into the City Hall and made it his palace. When the Dutch Royal Family was instated after independence from France in 1813, the Royal Family gave the Palace back to the people and have never occupied it; rather, they visit it for state functions. Nearby is the New Church, which was built in 1410. It is called the New Church simply because it was built 100 years after the Old Church. There is also Port Van Cleve, where the original ...

Iamsterdam

A travel blog entry by levinson5

... as a “favorite”. Van Gogh was a total favorite. Everyone got something out of it. Again buying tickets online was a must with lines around the block. We walked right in. They check your bags for free. Security is heavy so it was nice to be unencumbered and really take our time. The space itself is clean and beautiful and the artwork and the artist are very captivating. Mr. Anderson, an art teacher at Gilman told Kara to take ...

Tips & Trics

A travel blog entry by blownaway

... geldig is in de hele wereld.

Mocht je werken in het buitenland (dan mag niet in de CB beheer polis) denk dan eens aan een backpackerpolis van de Joho(40€ p/m!)

Ziektekostenverzeker ing (80€ p/m):

Je eigenrisico geld niet voor zaken in de aanvullende polis
Ziektekostenverzekering buiten EU zit niet in het basispakket maak daar gebruik van! Neem ...

Amsterdamage

A travel blog entry by sean_kirsty2012

... coma!! The next day our plans to cycle into Amsterdam were scuttled by some early poor weather so we hit the tram into town. We wandered through the city lanes and canals. Hired a pedel-o and boated it back down the canals into town which was pretty sweet. After a power stint to get the old vessel going from the lads the girls took the helm weaving thier way through the canals after a near miss with a tour boat the lads took over ...

Part 3: Inventions & other human endeavours

A travel blog entry by tourtravel

Van Gogh, Vondelpark, international vagabonds... Hooray for Amsterdam!
No mountains, no beaches of note, no incredible ancient monuments. Just really liveable streets that are fun to be in by themselves with (gorgeous) locals merrily socialising on their little boats, canal cruising the afternoon away or chatting excitedly to their friends as they whip past on their bikes... (I saw a women with emphysema riding on a bike, oxygen tanks ...