Holidays in Amsterdam
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The beautiful and attractive city of Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands and one of the largest cities of Europe with a rich cultural and historical heritage. The city ' s centre has four main channels, giving it the form of a half-month, while the rest of the city consists of more than 90 islands divided by hundreds of channels. More than 400 bridges flowing through the canals are given to the city ' s intransigent atmosphere and its uniqueness.
Moving around town is most comfortable on a tram that walks on schedule or using a bike. Amsterdam is one of the most friendly city cyclists, practically everywhere you find separate strips and cycling lights. However, there is no such possibility in the old city and you will have to move with cars in the same lane. The historic center of the city is not so great, so it's quite possible to explore on foot.
Amsterdam ' s uniqueness stems from the combination of the historic atmosphere of the 17th century and the convenience of a major modern city. Here, you will find an incredible number of architectural monuments, museums, galleries, theatres, temples, charming streets, squares and painting bridges. Amsterdam is a very liberated city, and there are quietly flourishing blocks of red lights and shops, legitimizing canops and products from it.
To meet the city, it's best to choose a tour guide or to join a tour. The city ' s guests have the widest choice of routes, including unusual ones, on sexual minorities, hippies and others.
What can I see in Amsterdam?
A multitude of tours is the area of Dam, where many historical buildings and the Royal Palace are located. The main features of the city are located in a small walk away from the square.
The Dutch capital cannot be imagined without channels and unique bridges over them. This swelling of waterways is the result of careful urban planning, and construction began in 1613.
The city's architecture is very beautiful and unique, and there's a lot of rich jewels.
The most interesting museums to be visited are the Van Gogh Museum, the Stedeliik Museum, the Almaz museum, Reyxmusei. Also interesting will be the Amsterdam History Museum, the Jewish Historical Museum and the small Museum of Resistance, the Anna Frank House, the Rembrandt House.
Another interesting feature of the city is the quarterly red lights. This quarter consists of slices, alleys, parks and lots of single-room apartments, from which women call clients. Coffeeshops, marijuana and canopy products can also be found in the area.
Apart from the cultural and historical heritage, the city is filled with many restaurants, bars and nightclubs in which life is dried. Amsterdam is also a major European shopping centre, and there are fashion stores of leading trademarks and lots of boutiques and trade points.