10 must-visit places in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is famous for its canals, beautiful houses, shops and cafes, and bicycles exceed the number of population, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe. There are lots of things you can do and places should be visited in. Some are free, we collected the best on this list.
1. Discover the secret Courtyard of Begijnhof
The charming courtyard of Begijnhof is hiding behind a heavy wooden door in Spui square ,dating back to the middle ages, breathe the history and culture of this place, but without bang for that particular property.
2. Find The Amsterdam City Archives
History lovers on a date with city archives centre or Stadsarchief in Dutch, where shows the history of Amsterdam through its various exhibitions, free access to the building, but the exhibitions for a fee, and the building itself still beautiful to enjoy watching.
3. Enjoy a sunny day at the beach Blijburg
Although Amsterdam is not located on the sea coast, but the Dutch managed to create the artificial island of "IJburg" and a beach to enjoy the sun, besides swimming and lying down in the sun, you can attend the beach concerts here.
4. Amsterdam Public Library
In Amsterdam the public library (Openbare Bibliotheek) is more than just a library for reading, it is also a tourist place offers spectacular views of the city from the top floor, you can also enjoy listening to play the piano always.
5. Learn all about movies and cinema in the EYE Film Institute
Although the lower floor containing the permanent exhibition is the only free on an area of 1,200 square meters, but the building is a real well modern architectural masterpiece , it has a four modern film auditoriums ,workrooms films and the largest library of films.
6. Chill out in the Vondelpark
Vondelpark is located in the heart of Amsterdam and offers a haven of tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the city, here you will see different people of all ages lie to the sunshine ,play ball games ,or play musical instruments ,and other prefer relaxing simply ...
7. Get some activity in Amsterdam Forest
The forest of Amsterdam or Amsterdamse Bos is something else of Dutch synthetic innovations , and the fact that the name "forest" is smaller than exists in this region from small pools and spaces for jogging and cycling besides the river.
8. Sunday Market
Every Sunday there is a market for creative and handmade and unnecessary things at home for sale somewhere in Amsterdam and its locations always change , these markets are perfect places to find some souvenirs at cheap prices. Check the Sunday Market website for the latest information.
9. walking or cycling in Noord
The North or Noord in fact is a residential district in Amsterdam, you must visit the place to identify the Dutch culture , the streets such as Nieuwendammerdijk and Schellingwouderdijk contain residences you should see its geometries. The most beautiful thing that you can take the train for free to the area.
10. Oosterpark .. Different cultures
With the presence of the Indians district and the eastern suburbs near the park, the eastern park or Oosterpark has become comprises exciting mix of world cultures.
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| Amsterdam, Canal, Netherlands |
The charming courtyard of Begijnhof is hiding behind a heavy wooden door in Spui square ,dating back to the middle ages, breathe the history and culture of this place, but without bang for that particular property.
2. Find The Amsterdam City Archives
History lovers on a date with city archives centre or Stadsarchief in Dutch, where shows the history of Amsterdam through its various exhibitions, free access to the building, but the exhibitions for a fee, and the building itself still beautiful to enjoy watching.
3. Enjoy a sunny day at the beach Blijburg
Although Amsterdam is not located on the sea coast, but the Dutch managed to create the artificial island of "IJburg" and a beach to enjoy the sun, besides swimming and lying down in the sun, you can attend the beach concerts here.
4. Amsterdam Public Library
In Amsterdam the public library (Openbare Bibliotheek) is more than just a library for reading, it is also a tourist place offers spectacular views of the city from the top floor, you can also enjoy listening to play the piano always.
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| Amsterdam Public Library,Openbare Bibliotheek |
5. Learn all about movies and cinema in the EYE Film Institute
Although the lower floor containing the permanent exhibition is the only free on an area of 1,200 square meters, but the building is a real well modern architectural masterpiece , it has a four modern film auditoriums ,workrooms films and the largest library of films.
6. Chill out in the Vondelpark
Vondelpark is located in the heart of Amsterdam and offers a haven of tranquility away from the hustle and bustle of the city, here you will see different people of all ages lie to the sunshine ,play ball games ,or play musical instruments ,and other prefer relaxing simply ...
7. Get some activity in Amsterdam Forest
The forest of Amsterdam or Amsterdamse Bos is something else of Dutch synthetic innovations , and the fact that the name "forest" is smaller than exists in this region from small pools and spaces for jogging and cycling besides the river.
8. Sunday Market
Every Sunday there is a market for creative and handmade and unnecessary things at home for sale somewhere in Amsterdam and its locations always change , these markets are perfect places to find some souvenirs at cheap prices. Check the Sunday Market website for the latest information.
9. walking or cycling in Noord
The North or Noord in fact is a residential district in Amsterdam, you must visit the place to identify the Dutch culture , the streets such as Nieuwendammerdijk and Schellingwouderdijk contain residences you should see its geometries. The most beautiful thing that you can take the train for free to the area.
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| Nieuwendammerdijk ,Amsterdam |
10. Oosterpark .. Different cultures
With the presence of the Indians district and the eastern suburbs near the park, the eastern park or Oosterpark has become comprises exciting mix of world cultures.
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| East Amsterdam, Oosterpark |
Brilliant post! I recently completed some basic formalities in my Netherlands Visa Appointment. Since then I have been on the lookout for some interesting places to visit in the Netherlands when I came across your article. Amsterdam is certainly one of the places that I would like to visit. And with the help of your blog, I might be able to prepare a small itinerary that will help me experience the best of Amsterdam.
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