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Top 15 Places to Visit in Amsterdam

Are you planing to visit Amsterdam but you have no any guide? We have listed best places to visit in Amsterdam. You can note that take notes from our list for a best travel in Amsterdam.

Pill Tips Before You Go;

About; The language spoken in Amsterdam, the city of canals, is Dutch, but most citizens can communicate in English. The city with a population of 820,000 gets very crowded in the summer months when touristic density is experienced. The city is famous for its 65-kilometer-long canals… A total of 15 thousand boats are used for both transportation and touristic trips.

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In How Many Days? Allocating 2-3 days is enough time for you to see the most famous spots of the city and to catch the spirit of Amsterdam.

City Cards; ” Amsterdam Pass ” which you can get for 1,2,3 or 5 days . ” I Amsterdam City Card ” that you can have up to 1,2,3 or 5 days . With the Museumcard and Combination Deal, you can save and travel!

Applications that can be used; If you need a mobile application that combines sightseeing routes, public transport, taxis and walking routes in the city, we can say that Google Maps and Citymapper are the best in their field.

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Transportation; After a total flight of 3 hours and 50 minutes, you will find yourself in a city of wonders. Between Istanbul and Amsterdam, Turkish Airlines has 5 flights every day, Pegasus Airlines has 3 flights every day, and Atlas Airlines has 1 flight every day.

Airport/Central Transportation; We shared all the detailed information about transportation from Amsterdam Airport to the city center , so don’t say what to do when you go 🙂

Urban Transportation; Amsterdam’s largest train station is called Amsterdam Central station. You can reach many places by paying 2.60 € one way for the Metro and Train. Do not forget that Amsterdam is the city of bicycles. Trains depart from platforms 1, 2 or 3 located on the lower floor of the airport terminal.

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When to go The most suitable touristic period, when the air temperatures are favorable, is between April and May…

Tip Rate in Restaurants; Although tipping is not mandatory at restaurants in Amsterdam, 15% of the service charge is added to the bill. If you are satisfied with the service and want to give an extra tip, you can give an amount between 5% and 10%.

*Popular Attractions in Amsterdam

-Museums And Art Galleries

 1. Rijksmuseum (State Museum)   

Rijksmuseum

Where is here? Shown as one of the most breathtaking museums in the world, the Rijksmeuseum is a well-established museum that has received the title of “State Museum” as the city’s most important art gallery for more than 800 years. In the museum, where the works of Rembrandt, Van Gogh and countless Dutch artists are exhibited, a wide variety of iconic works reflecting the history of the world are also exhibited.

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In the Rijksmuseum, where it is not possible to make a detailed tour in 1 day; In addition to works of art from the Golden Age, the original historical art piece ”The Night Watch” by Vermeer, Frans Hals and Rembrandt is also on display.

Why should I go? The museum building, which houses the country’s most famous national treasures , was built in 1876 atMuseumplein ( Museum Square ). The building, which was opened to visitors in 1885 as the largest museum in the Netherlands, was designed by Dutch architect PJH Cuypers. The Rijksmuseum, which came out of a long restoration work in 2013, is recognized worldwide as one of the “most modern and oldest” museums in the world.

** We recommend you to download the ” Rijksmuseum App ” , which has many language options to help you while you are visiting the museum .

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When should I visit; If you are planning to visit the museum and avoid crowded hours; We can say that it is less busy hours before 10:00 in the morning and after 15:00 in the afternoon.

How do I reach the Rijksmuseum? If you are going to visit the Rijksmuseum by public transport, located on the Museumplein (in the Museum Square) right next to the Vondelpark, you need to get off at the Rijkmuseum Tram Stop, Museumplein Tram Stop and Rijksmuseum Bus stop .                          

Open from 09:00 to 17:00 every day of the week.

For one adult: 19 € – Under 18: Free. I Amsterdam Card: Free. + Rembrandt Velazquez entrance to the museum exhibition, guided tours or audio narration device (5 €) for you can make a reservation here !

2. Van Gogh Museum

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Where is here? The Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is one of the most popular museums in the world, attracting visitors from all over the world. In the museum opened in 1973 at Museumplein (Museum Square); There are more than 200 paintings, more than 500 drawings and letters from over 700 famous painters. Extended and modernized over the years, the Van Gogh Museum is one of the must-see art centers in Amsterdam.

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Why should I go? In the museum, where not only the works of Van Gogh, but also the works of artists who inspired and inspired him are exhibited; You can get the chance to see many paintings by 19th century painters. Vincent Van Gogh, who frequently includes landscapes, flowers and self-portraits, took his place in the history of art as “the man who painted the sunflower”. His painting” The painter of Sunflowers” is one of the most important works of the museum.

On the first floor of the museum; You can see Vincent Van Gogh’s works arranged in chronological order and paintings depicting turbulent moods. The drawings and sketches of the famous master are included. In the annex building of the museum; Paintings by Japanese and French painters inspired by Van Gogh in different periods and paintings inspired by Van Gogh are exhibited.

There is also a store where you can shop, a cute cafe where you can have a snack, and a library inside the museum.

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When should I visit; It will take an average of 1 hour and 15 minutes to visit the museum. Some visitors complete the museum tour in 2 hours. The best times to visit are 09:00 – 11:00 or after 15:00. The busiest times are between 11:00 and 15:00 in the morning.

How do I reach? By tram; Line 2, 3, 5 or 12 to the Van Baerlestraat stop. By car:Parking is available at the Q Park car park atMuseumplein.

March – June: Weekdays; 09:00/19:00 – Friday; 09:00/21:00 – Saturday; 09:00/18:00

1 Adult; 19€, Under 18: Free.  You can buy tickets by choosing the date and time you want to go on the Van Gogh Museum website ! I Amsterdam Card: Free. Museumcard: Free

Museumplein 6, 1071 DJ Amsterdam

3. Heineken Experience (Beer Museum)

heinekeen museum

Where is here? One of Amsterdam’s most authentic and famous attractions, Heineken Experience is a former brewery located in the city centre. The factory, which has been turned into a museum today, produced all the beers of the “Heineken” brand until 1988. The first thing you will do as soon as you enter the museum is to attend virtual reality tours and Heineken tasting sessions and get detailed information about the company’s history and logo…

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At the Heineken Museum, you can join the “Heineken Brewery Tour” program and buy high-tech multimedia headphones that offer detailed information in many languages, including English , French, Dutch, Russian, German, Chinese, Portuguese, Italian and Spanish.

Why should I go? This exciting experience, which will take an average of 1.5 hours,has also been developedby the museum authorities with the ‘ Heineken Experience App ‘for better promotion. You also have the chance to have two free drinks after paying the museum entrance fee. Of course, if you are over the age of 18… Another detail is that Heineken company has been producing half of the beers sold in Amsterdam for many years and exporting it all over the world.

 When should I visit; Visiting the museum between 10:30 and 13:30 would be the right choice as there are less busy times.

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How do I reach?  Metro and Tram; Trams 1, 7, 19 and 24 and metro 52 drop off right at the corner of the museum.

1 adult: 18€, 12-17 years old: 14.5€, under 11 years old: Free. We recommend purchasing your ticket for the Beer Museum online . (3€ cheaper).

Monday – Thursday: 10:30-19:30 (Last Entry 17:30). Friday-Sunday: 10:30-21:00 (Last Entry 19:00). 24 and 31 December: 10:30- 16:00 (Som Entry 14:00)

It is located at Stadhouderskade 78, 1072 AE in Amsterdam.

4. Anne Frank House

Where is here? One of Amsterdam ‘s most recognizable buildings, Anne Frank’s House is a tourist destination with a sad story. Anne Frank is a young girl who fled to Amsterdam with her family during the Holocaust initiatedby Adolf Hitler in Germany during the Second World War.

After living comfortably in Amsterdam for a few years, Hitler, who became even stronger in 1942, sets his sights on Jews living in the Netherlands, 8 members of the Frank and Van Pels Families begin to hide in a tiny shelter on the upper floors of the building where Anne Frank’s father used to work. This storage period lasts for 25 months in total. After being detained in the German concentration camps upon notice, only the diary of the father Otto Frank and Anne Frank, describing that difficult period, remains from the whole family.

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Why should I go?  Father Otto Frank brings to light the bitter truth of the Holocaust by publishing his daughter’s diaries into a book. This sad story of Anne Frank encourages tourists from all over the world to visit the impressive museum. This old building was turned into a museum in 1957.

On the 1st and 2nd floors of the museum, which consists of a 3-storey building and an attic, there are renovated furniture and decoration materials in accordance with the original, while on the 3rd floor, there is a bookcase that opens to the back, specially made by the Frank family to hide, while in the other sections there are secret rooms and the last of the family members. There is an attic where it is described.

Important informations; Anne Frank House, located in a building in the canal district of Amsterdam, has very steep stairs and a design without an elevator. For this reason, those who have difficulty in walking and those who use wheelchairs can only visit the modern part of the museum, namely the ground floor.  (Don’t worry! You can have the chance to observe all the sections with the virtual reality glasses you can get at the museum entrance!)

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*** While it is possible to participate in the audio tour for visually impaired visitors, hearing impaired visitors can purchase the written version of the audio tour.

How do I reach? Located a 20-minute walk from Amsterdam Central Station, Anne Frank House can be reached by tram 13 or 17 for those who prefer public transport. After getting on the tram, you will get off at Westermark!

1 Adult: 10.50 €, 10-17 Years: 5.50 €. I Amsterdam Card: Free. Museumcard: 0.50 €.

1 April – 1 November: 09:00-22:00, 1 November – 1 April: 09:00 – 19:00, open until 22:00 on Saturdays.

5. Electric Ladyland

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Where is here? Electric Ladyland, located in Jordaan, one of the lively and old districts of Amsterdam, is the world’s first and only museum dedicated to fluorescent art. 5 minutes from Anne Frank House, there is a permanent fluorescent mineral collection in the museum.

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Why should I go? Everything in the museum consists of fluorescent works of art from the 1950s and other bright and striking works from the 1950s, where you can see many colors together. There is also a separate section in the museum where visitors can create illuminated works of art. The name of this part isknown as “Fourescent Environment” .

How do I reach? It is just a 5-minute walk from the Anne Frank House. By tram from Amsterdam central station, number 13, 14, 17, 20. By bus, you should get off at the 3, 21, 170, 171, 172 “Westermarkt” stop.

Tweede Leliedwarsstraat 5, 1015 TB Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Ages 12 and over: 5€, Ages 0-11: Free. Museumkaart: Valid

It is open from 14:00 to 18:00. Closed Sunday and Monday.

**The museums of Amsterdam do not stop counting… You can examine the rest of the museums in our article on the historical places of Amsterdam, which reflect the deep-rooted history and cultural heritage of the city .

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– Amsterdam Canals

Dozens of canals of Amsterdam have caused the city to be called the “Venice of the North” . “Amsterdam’s 17th century Canal Ring”, which is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List , is described as “outstanding universal value” by Unesco . Taking a canal tour in Amsterdam is one of the things you should do as soon as you get to the city. There are 165 canals with a length of 100 km in the city. Keizersgracht, Herengracht and Prinsengracht are the most touristic ones and the channels where boat trips are made…

6. Keizersgracht

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Where is here? One of Amsterdam’s most important and widest canals isknown asthe Keizersgracht (Emperor’s Canal). Around the 31 meter wide Keizersgracht, you can have the chance to see the historical houses of Amsterdam, which fascinates with their magnificent architecture.

Why should I go? On the other hand, you can seethe Orthodox Church located here, and if you are visiting during the winter months, you can ice skating on the completely frozen canal and take great pictures on the magnificent historical bridges! oravailable in areas where you can take more photos

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Around the canal, the Photography Museum, Museum Van Loon, Felix Meritis and the Netherlands’ first photography museum, House Marseille, are worth seeing.

The best way to see the Keizersgracht Canal; 1-hour Canal Tour starting from the Anne Frank House. Emperor’s Canal Tour . ** Renting a bicycle and touring around the canal will be both a pleasant exercise and a much cheaper alternative to travel.

7. Herengracht

herengracht

Where is here? Known as the city’s most important canal, Herengracht is located at the place where Amsterdam’s wealthiest merchants, businessmen and mayors lived in the 17th century. Even today, the canal area, which is seen as more elegant and somewhat elite compared to other parts of Amsterdam, starts with Herenmarkt, the famous square of the past that serves as a children’s playground today. The Merchant’s House, built on three hills here, which is considered a national historical monument, is also one of the tourist attractions.

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Why should I go? On the other hand, you can see the oldest house in Amsterdam (built in 1590) while wandering around the canal. The second of Amsterdam’s 4 main canals, Herengracht is known for its beautiful canal houses. Gouden Bocht, located around the canal, is the most prestigious section of Herengracht, home to the beautiful facades of the rich and famous merchants of the 17th century.

It is also home to the Tassenmuseum Hendrikje , the world’s largest bag museum, and the Het Grachtenhuis museum, which tells the history of the Amsterdam canal region . On the other hand, one of the most important reasons that you must visit the canal is that 432 buildings that have been accepted as “national heritage” are located in this region. E.g; House Bartolotti is the city’s most famous building, built in 1622.

8. Prinsengracht

Prinsengracht canal

Where is here? Prinsengracht, which forms the 4th part of the city , is known as the third of Amsterdam’s 3 main canals and the canal outside the center. The construction of the canal, which started in 1612, took its current form with an expansion project that lasted 50 years. When the project was completed, the city reached 4 times its original size.

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In the 17th century , “Eenhoornsluis” (Unicorn Lock) was built to control the water level in the canals and to protect the city against the sea . The structure, which was used as a sea lock in the Port of Amsterdam in those years, became used to protect it from floods and sea overflows after the construction of the canal.

There are many places you must see around Prinsengracht. On the opposite road from the canal’s starting point, you can reach Papeneiland Café, one of the oldest cafés in the city. The cafe is famous for its story. So much so that a tunnel was dug from the cafe floor to the Postthorn Secret Church in the 17th century. ( If you stop by the cafe and ask the bartender politely, he can show you the tunnel entrance by taking you down to the basement today. )

Posthorn Church, on the other hand, is known as the secret church. Due to the prejudices against Catholics in the years when it was built, fearful citizens built a secret church for themselves. For this reason, you can reach the Posthorn Church through hidden tunnels from many parts of the city.

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Why should I go? The interesting structures you will see around Prinsengrecht are endless. Amsterdam’s narrowest house is located at this very point. The Boat Museum , the region’s famous brewery “Red Deer”, the city’s most interesting hotel “Hotel Pulitzer”, and the Anne Frank House are places to visit near the canal.

9. Singel

singel

Where is here? Singel, one of the oldest canals ofthe city, was created as a ditch in the city center between 1428-1450 and this ditch was expanded over the years and took its present form. The 1 mile long canal has a straight walkway where you can take the most enjoyable walk in Amsterdam. On the other hand, there are around 280 houses worth seeing around the canal.

Why should I go? The canal, which has 11 historical bridges, especially the “Torensluis”, the widest bridge of thecity, isalso home to thefamous floating flower market Bloemenmarkt and the most famous district of the city, the Red Light District . Finally, don’t forget to come to Singel and stop by the narrowest house in the world! ( Singel will appear in 7. )

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– Squares And Streets

10. Dam Square

roof square

Where is here? Dam Square, the meeting point of countless visitors to Amsterdam, is the city’s most famous square. You can easily reach Dam Square when you follow the crowd of tourists from Amsterdam Central Station to Damrak.

Why should I go? Located in the square, which is the end point of important streets such as Nieuwendijk , Kalverstraat and Damstraat, the National Monument, the Royal Palace, the “New Church” built in the 15th centuryand the famous shopping street De Bijenkorf are the places you should visit…

The Amsterdam National Monument, towering in the eastern part of the square, is an obelisk built in 1956. The statue, which welcomes large crowds at the Remembrance Events of the Netherlands on May 4 every year, was built in memory of the Dutch soldiers who were martyred in World War II. On the main pillar of the artwork; It consists of two male statues and chained male figures representing members of the Dutch resistance. Seeing and photographing the monument is free. Commemorative events held in the city every year are also held around the monument.

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11. Red Light District

red light district

Where is here? Amsterdam’s most mysterious and dangerous area known as the Red Light District , today Although not as dangerous as the old one, with quite a sympathetic atmosphere. There are many brothels, museums and erotic shops in the region.

Why should I go? On the other hand, you can come across the city’s most entertaining night entertainment venues and cafe restaurants serving delicious meals in this area. Although the Dutch government legalizes prostitution, prostitution on the streets is strictly prohibited. In Amsterdam, general housewives gather customers by standing at the windows of the houses and performing shows to passers-by. The name Red Light District derives from the red neon lights that highlight the 300 windows where women work.

The Red Light District can be visited 24/7 as it is a residential area. Window brothels are only closed for 2 hours between 06:00 and 08:00 in the morning. Most bars and clubs in the area are open until 04:00 on weekends . Restaurants are closed for cleaning only for 1 hour.

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Things to consider in the Red Light District; Drug use (!)  Although drugs are seen as legal in Amsterdam, only coffee shops are allowed in the city. The use of marijuana on the streets and elsewhere is prohibited. Drug dealers make illegal sales in the Red Light District. Therefore, if you are caught buying or using heroin, cocaine and other illegal substances in the area, you could face jail time.

Theft; If you want to visit the Red Light District, we recommend that you leave your important jewelry, especially your passport, in a safe in your hotel room. Unfortunately, extortion is a possible possibility on the secluded streets of the Red Light District at night.

Photographing (!)  Businesses in the area do not permit photography. You should prefer to leave your camera at the hotel. There’s a good chance the camera will be seized by the business, especially if you’re caught taking a photo near a brothel. There is little to no chance of getting it back.

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12. Jordaan Quarter

jordaan quarter

Where is here? Jordaan, the most famous district of Amsterdam, is one of the destinations that you will definitely miss during your trip. Starting in Brouwersgrach ,just west of Amsterdam Central Station, the districtstretches around the Ring Canal between Prinsengracht and Lijnbaansgracht , close to the Leidsegracht border.

Jordaan, which is shown as a touristic spot with its beautiful houses, restaurants and shops unique to the city, was built by the government in the early 17th century to meet the housing needs of the working class and immigrants.

The neighborhood, where a large refugee flow from many countries such as France , England , Spain and Portugal migrated during this period , also pioneered the emergence of the blended culture of Amsterdam with its multicultural population.

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Why should I go? In the Jordaan, you can visit your luxury art gallery to the pleasant tunes of street musicians, and have thechance to taste the delicious dishes of Amsterdam at the patio restaurants. We recommend you to taste the varieties of pancakes and omelettes at Bloody Mary’s in the district, which is the stopping point of the people especially for breakfast and brunch.

For those looking for an alternative for breakfast, the places in and near Westerstraat are indispensable. On the other hand, the Boat House Museum (Woonbootmuseum) is one of Jordaan’s most interesting sightseeing spots. It is located in the Jordaan district, on Lindengracht Markt, where you can buy the famous cheeses of the Netherlands.

How do I get to Jordaan Neighborhood? Tram; The easiest way to get around the center of Amsterdam and the Jordaan District. From Central Station, tram lines 13 and 17 bring you to the Westermarkt stop at the start of the Jordaan district.

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13. De Pijp Neighborhood (Open Markets)

de pijp

Where is here? De Pijp, Amsterdam ‘s most cosmopolitan and lively district , was built in the 19th century to alleviate the population explosion in Jordaan. We can say that the reason why De Pijp, whose streets you will always see a flood of people, is exposed to an influx of tourists every year, is that ithosts themost famous open-air market in the Netherlands , Albert Cuypmarkt . You can buy food, clothes, furniture and many artistic items in the market.

Why should I go? De Pijp, which has managed to be a cosmopolitan district with its multicultural population from the past to the present, has a lot of things to do. You can be sure to find the luxury restaurants of Amsterdam here too! We especiallyrecommend you to have a delicious lunch inauthentic Moroccan and Turkish restaurants . In addition to restaurants of different nationalities, Turkish, Indian and Spanish markets are also located at this location.

In terms of trip Sarphati Park, Heineken Museum , De Pijper in the sine qua non of ..

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How do I reach? Tram; Lines 16, 24 from Amsterdam Central Station. If you have to get off at the Rokin and Vijzelstraat stops, De Pijp is a 20-minute walk away.

14. De Negen Straatjes Neighborhood

de negen straatjes street

Where is here? De Negen Straatjes, a neighborhood with less tourist density compared to other districts of Amsterdam , is a neighborhood full of specially designed shops and interesting streets where you can see more locals. The photogenic district where the heart of fashion beats; It consists of 9 small streets that fascinate the visitors with their shopping centers, special boutiques and cute cafes and is known as the most popular shopping area of ​​the city.

Why should I go? This shopping area, where the local people shop and meet their hairdresser and furniture needs, is of a kind that will meet all kinds of shopping needs compared to other districts… In fact, shops belonging to famous fashion brands are located in this location.

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Streets You Must Visit; Berenstraat; Food and shopping street. The lingerie boutique of the world famous fashion designer Marlies Dekkers is very popular on this street. T’Zwaantje is the street’s most popular cafe/restaurant… You can also find many fashionistas stores on this street. On the other hand, Pinguin Markt, which sells basic food products unique to Amsterdam and provides service 7 days a week, is one of the places you can stop by for shopping.

Wolvenstraat; There is a store selling Italian shirts on the street, where many boutiques are lined up one after the other, mostly for men, which is quite famous among the people. If you want to shop for clothes, Bendorff and Marchesi brands give the name of the shop you should stop by. On the other hand, there are hairdressers and beauty salons that are frequently visited by the local people on this street. For lunch, you can choose Restaurant Brix!

How do I reach? It is a 2-minute walk from the Royal Palace on Dam Square .

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How to Travel From London to Amsterdam? There are several ways to travel from London to Amsterdam.

How to Travel From London to Amsterdam?

1.By Plane: There are several airlines that operate flights from London to Amsterdam, including British Airways, KLM, and EasyJet. Flights usually take around 1-1.5 hours, and there are multiple flights per day. However, keep in mind that flying can be more expensive than other modes of transportation.

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2.By Train: You can take a train from London to Amsterdam via the Eurostar and then connect to a Thalys train from Brussels to Amsterdam. The journey takes around 4-5 hours and trains run multiple times per day. This can be a convenient and comfortable option, with the added benefit of seeing some beautiful scenery along the way.

You can check the prices here: https://www.eurostar.com/rw-en

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3.By Bus: You can take a bus from London to Amsterdam with companies like Flixbus or Megabus. The journey can take around 11-13 hours, and there are usually several departures per day. Bus travel can be a budget-friendly option, but it may not be the most comfortable or convenient.

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You can check the prices here: https://global.flixbus.com/
You can check the prices here: https://uk.megabus.com/

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4.By Car: It is possible to drive from London to Amsterdam, but it is a long journey of around 6-8 hours, depending on traffic and the route taken. Keep in mind that there are additional costs associated with renting a car and paying for tolls and parking. It is also important to note that driving regulations and road systems may be different in the Netherlands compared to the UK.

Ultimately, the choice of transportation will depend on your personal preferences and priorities, such as cost, convenience, and time constraints.

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How is the weather in the Netherlands in April?

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How is the weather in the Netherlands in April? In the Netherlands, April is a transition month between winter and spring. The weather can be quite changeable during this time of year, with cool, damp days interspersed with warmer, sunnier periods.

The average temperature in the Netherlands in April is around 8-13°C (46-55°F), with average highs ranging from 11-15°C (52-59°F) and average lows ranging from 4-7°C (39-45°F). However, temperatures can vary widely depending on the location and weather conditions.

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April is also one of the driest months of the year in the Netherlands, with an average of 50-60 mm (2-2.4 inches) of rainfall throughout the month. However, rain showers and cloudy skies are still common, and it’s a good idea to bring a raincoat or umbrella when visiting the Netherlands in April.

Overall, April can be a pleasant time to visit the Netherlands, with the tulip fields in bloom and many outdoor events and festivals taking place. However, it’s important to be prepared for a range of weather conditions, including cool temperatures and occasional rain.

Also one of the big festivals King’s Day, or “Koningsdag” in Dutch, is a national holiday in the Netherlands that is celebrated on April 27th (or April 26th if the 27th falls on a Sunday). So that, it’s one of the best time to travel to the Netherlands in April.

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Bridges in the Netherlands . The Netherlands is famous for its many bridges, both for their beauty and functionality. Here are a popular bridges in the Netherlands:

  1. Erasmusbrug:
    Located in Rotterdam, the Erasmusbrug is a cable-stayed bridge that spans the Nieuwe Maas river. It is one of the most iconic landmarks of Rotterdam and is affectionately nicknamed “The Swan” by locals due to its distinctive shape.
    Bridges in the Netherlands
  2. Magere Brug:
    Located in Amsterdam, the Magere Brug (or “Skinny Bridge”) is a wooden drawbridge that spans the Amstel river. It is one of the most famous and photographed bridges in Amsterdam and is especially beautiful at night when it is illuminated.
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  3. Willemsbrug:
    Also located in Rotterdam, the Willemsbrug is a steel arch bridge that spans the Nieuwe Maas river. It was built in the 1980s and is named after King Willem III of the Netherlands.
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  4. Pythonbrug:
    Located in Amsterdam, the Pythonbrug (or “Python Bridge”) is a pedestrian and bicycle bridge that spans the Amsterdam-Rijnkanaal. It is named for its distinctive snake-like shape and is a popular spot for photography.
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  5. Hoge Brug:
    Located in Maastricht, the Hoge Brug (or “High Bridge”) is a cable-stayed bridge that spans the River Meuse. It is one of the most recognizable landmarks of Maastricht and is especially beautiful at night when it is illuminated.
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These are just a few examples of the many beautiful and functional bridges in the Netherlands. The country is known for its innovative and sustainable approach to infrastructure, and its bridges are no exception.

Other bridges in the Netherlands:

  1. Afsluitdijk Bridge
  2. Benelux Tunnel
  3. Binnenhavenbrug
  4. Botlek Bridge
  5. Brienenoordbrug
  6. De Oversteek Bridge
  7. De Hef
  8. Dordrecht Bridge
  9. Erasmusbrug
  10. Galecopperbrug
  11. Haringvlietbrug
  12. Hefbrug
  13. Hembrug
  14. Hollandse Brug
  15. Hoge Brug
  16. Hoge Sluisbrug
  17. Hovenring
  18. IJburg Bridge
  19. Jan Schaefer Bridge
  20. John Frost Bridge
  21. Ketelbrug
  22. Koninginnebrug
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Stay on the boat: Botel Amsterdam Hotel. Botel Amsterdam is a unique hotel in Amsterdam that is located on a floating platform on the river IJ, just a short distance from the city center. Here are some key facts and features about Botel Amsterdam:

  1. Location: The Botel Amsterdam is located on the river IJ, near the Amsterdam Central Station. The hotel is about 2.5 km from the city center and can be easily reached by public transportation.
  2. Accommodations: The Botel Amsterdam offers 175 cabins, each with its own private bathroom, free Wi-Fi, and air conditioning. The cabins come in different sizes, ranging from single to quadruple, and feature portholes or windows that provide views of the river or the city.
  3. Dining: The hotel has a restaurant and bar on board that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as drinks and snacks throughout the day. Guests can enjoy their meals while taking in the scenic views of the river and the city.
  4. Facilities: The Botel Amsterdam has a range of facilities and services, including a 24-hour front desk, a terrace with outdoor seating, a tour desk, and bike rental. The hotel also has a private parking lot for guests who arrive by car.
  5. Unique experience: Staying at the Botel Amsterdam is a unique experience, as guests get to stay on a floating platform on the river IJ and enjoy the scenic views and tranquility of the water. The hotel is also an affordable option for those who want to stay in Amsterdam without breaking the bank.

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Overall, the Botel Amsterdam is a great option for travelers who are looking for a unique and affordable hotel experience in Amsterdam.

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Botel Amsterdam Hotel Prices

The prices at Botel Amsterdam can vary depending on the type of room, season, and availability. However, to give you an idea of the price range, standard room rates at Botel Amsterdam typically start from around €50 to €100 per night, depending on the size and type of cabin. Prices may be higher during peak travel seasons or during special events in Amsterdam.

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Additionally, the hotel may offer promotions or special packages that can help to lower the cost of your stay. For example, the hotel may offer discounts for booking directly through their website, or they may offer special rates for guests who stay for multiple nights or book in advance.

It’s always a good idea to check the hotel’s website or contact them directly to get the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information for your specific dates of travel.

Address: https://www.botel.nl/

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Location: NDSM-Pier 3, 1033 RG Amsterdam

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Discover centuries of Dutch heritage: Pulitzer Hotel Amsterdam. The Pulitzer Hotel Amsterdam is a luxury hotel located in the heart of Amsterdam, Netherlands. Here are some key facts and features about the hotel:

  1. Location: The Pulitzer Hotel Amsterdam is located in the historic city center of Amsterdam, within walking distance of many of the city’s top attractions, including the Anne Frank House, the Van Gogh Museum, and the Rijksmuseum.
  2. Accommodations: The hotel has 225 guest rooms and suites, each designed with a unique style and featuring luxurious amenities such as marble bathrooms, plush bedding, and high-speed Wi-Fi.
  3. Dining: The Pulitzer Hotel Amsterdam features several dining options, including Jansz., a restaurant serving contemporary Dutch cuisine; Pause, a café and bar offering coffee, cocktails, and light bites; and Pulitzer’s Bar, a classic cocktail bar with an extensive menu of drinks.
  4. Facilities: The hotel offers a range of facilities and services, including a fitness center, a 24-hour business center, and a concierge desk that can assist with sightseeing tours, transportation, and other needs.
  5. History: The Pulitzer Hotel Amsterdam is housed in 25 interconnected canal houses dating back to the 17th and 18th centuries, which have been beautifully restored and transformed into a luxury hotel.

Overall, the Pulitzer Hotel Amsterdam is a highly regarded luxury hotel known for its beautiful design, central location, and exceptional service.

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Thanks to its unique rooms in twenty-five golden age canal houses, every room and suite at Pulitzer Amsterdam is a reflection of Dutch history and craftsmanship, each different in length, form and appearance.

Each unit inside the hotel has been carefully designed to ensure that it is a comfortable and attractive place for its guests, with many different touches.

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The Pulitzer Hotel Amsterdam Prices

The prices at the Pulitzer Hotel Amsterdam can vary depending on a number of factors such as room type, season, and availability. However, to give you an idea of the price range, standard room rates at the Pulitzer Hotel Amsterdam typically start from around €250 per night, while suites can cost €500 or more per night. These prices are subject to change and may vary depending on the time of year and demand. Additionally, the hotel may offer promotions or special packages that can help to lower the cost of your stay. It’s always a good idea to check the hotel’s website or contact them directly to get the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information.

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Website: https://www.pulitzeramsterdam.com

Location: Prinsengracht 323, 1016 GZ Amsterdam

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One of the best hotels in Amsterdam: Meininger Hotel Amsterdam. Meininger Hotel Amsterdam is a budget-friendly hotel located in the Sloterdijk district of Amsterdam, Netherlands. The hotel is situated close to public transportation, including train and bus stations, which makes it easy to access many of Amsterdam’s top attractions.

The hotel offers various types of rooms, including private rooms, dormitory rooms, and family rooms. All rooms come equipped with a TV, private bathroom, and free Wi-Fi. The hotel also has several common areas, including a lounge, game room, and bar, where guests can relax and socialize.

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Meininger Hotel Amsterdam provides a 24-hour front desk service, luggage storage, and bike rental services. Additionally, the hotel has a guest kitchen, where guests can prepare their meals, and a continental breakfast is available for an extra fee.

Overall, Meininger Hotel Amsterdam is an excellent option for budget-conscious travelers who want to stay in a clean and comfortable hotel with easy access to public transportation and the city’s attractions.

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One of the best hotels in Amsterdam: Meininger Hotel Amsterdam

Address: Orlyplein 1 – 67, 1043 DR Amsterdam

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Red Light District Amsterdam Hotels. The Amsterdam Red Light District, also known as “De Wallen”, is a historic area in the city center of Amsterdam, Netherlands, where prostitution is legalized and regulated by the government. The district consists of a network of narrow alleys, known as “straatjes,” lined with windows where sex workers advertise their services to potential clients. In addition to the windows, there are also various sex clubs, peep shows, and adult stores in the area. The Red Light District attracts millions of visitors each year, making it one of the most famous and controversial tourist destinations in Amsterdam.

Red Light District Amsterdam Hotels

  1. The Bulldog Hotel

    The Bulldog Hotel is a hostel located in the city center of Amsterdam, Netherlands. It was founded in 1975 and is one of the first hostels in Amsterdam. The hostel is famous for being one of the most popular hostels in the city and for its cannabis-friendly policy, as it has an on-site coffee shop where guests can buy and consume cannabis.

    Address: Oudezijds Voorburgwal 220, 1012 GJ Amsterdam
    Website: https://www.bulldoghotel.com/
    The Bulldog Hotel

  2. Heart of Amsterdam

    The Heart of Amsterdam hotel is a budget hotel located in the heart of Amsterdam, Netherlands. The hotel is situated on the Warmoesstraat, which is a popular street in the city center known for its nightlife and cafes.

    The Heart of Amsterdam hotel offers a variety of accommodations, including private rooms and dormitory-style rooms with shared bathrooms. Some of the amenities offered include free Wi-Fi, luggage storage, and a 24-hour front desk service. The hotel also has a communal lounge area where guests can relax and socialize with other travelers.

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    The location of the hotel is ideal for those looking to explore the city’s vibrant culture and nightlife. It is within walking distance of many of Amsterdam’s top attractions, such as the Dam Square, the Red Light District, and the Anne Frank House.

    Overall, the Heart of Amsterdam hotel is a good option for budget travelers looking for a basic accommodation in a central location.

    Address: Oudezijds Achterburgwal 120, 1012 DT Amsterdam
    Website: http://www.heart-hostel.nl/
    Heart of Amsterdam

  3. Hotel Royal Taste

    Hotel Royal Taste Amsterdam is a boutique hotel located in the heart of Amsterdam, Netherlands. It is situated in a historic building on the Oudezijds Achterburgwal, a street in the city center known for its lively atmosphere and proximity to the Red Light District.

    The hotel features 12 unique rooms, each decorated in a modern style with a touch of traditional Dutch design. Some rooms have exposed brick walls and wooden beams, while others feature colorful wallpaper and quirky artwork. All rooms are equipped with modern amenities such as free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and flat-screen TVs.

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    The hotel also has a communal lounge area where guests can relax and enjoy complimentary coffee and tea. Breakfast is available for an additional fee and can be served in the guest rooms or in the hotel’s breakfast room.

    The location of the Hotel Royal Taste Amsterdam is ideal for those looking to experience Amsterdam’s vibrant nightlife and cultural attractions. It is within walking distance of many top tourist spots, such as the Anne Frank House, the Dam Square, and the Van Gogh Museum.

    Overall, the Hotel Royal Taste Amsterdam offers a unique and stylish accommodation option in the heart of Amsterdam.

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    Address: Oudezijds Achterburgwal 47, 1012 DB Amsterdam
    Website: http://www.hotelroyaltaste.nl/
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  4. Hotel 83

    Hotel 83 Amsterdam is a budget hotel located in the heart of Amsterdam, Netherlands. It is situated on the Oudezijds Achterburgwal, a street in the city center known for its lively atmosphere and proximity to the Red Light District.

    The hotel offers a variety of accommodations, including private rooms and dormitory-style rooms with shared bathrooms. Some of the amenities offered include free Wi-Fi, luggage storage, and a 24-hour front desk service. The hotel also has a communal lounge area where guests can relax and socialize with other travelers.

    The location of the Hotel 83 Amsterdam is ideal for those looking to experience Amsterdam’s vibrant nightlife and cultural attractions. It is within walking distance of many top tourist spots, such as the Dam Square, the Anne Frank House, and the Van Gogh Museum.

    The hotel is housed in a historic building that dates back to the 17th century and has retained some of its original architectural features. The rooms are simple but comfortable, with basic furnishings and a cozy atmosphere.

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    Overall, Hotel 83 Amsterdam is a good option for budget travelers looking for a basic accommodation in a central location. The hotel offers a convenient base for exploring Amsterdam’s cultural attractions and nightlife.

    Address: Oudezijds Achterburgwal 83, 1012 DC Amsterdam
    Website: http://www.hotel83.com/
    Hotel 83

  5. Hotel Torenzicht

    Hotel Torenzicht Amsterdam is a budget hotel located in the heart of Amsterdam, Netherlands. It is situated on the Oudezijds Achterburgwal, a street in the city center known for its lively atmosphere and proximity to the Red Light District.

    The hotel offers a variety of accommodations, including private rooms and dormitory-style rooms with shared bathrooms. Some of the amenities offered include free Wi-Fi, luggage storage, and a 24-hour front desk service. The hotel also has a communal lounge area where guests can relax and socialize with other travelers.

    The location of Hotel Torenzicht Amsterdam is ideal for those looking to experience Amsterdam’s vibrant nightlife and cultural attractions. It is within walking distance of many top tourist spots, such as the Dam Square, the Anne Frank House, and the Van Gogh Museum.

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    The hotel is housed in a historic building that dates back to the 17th century and has retained some of its original architectural features. The rooms are simple but comfortable, with basic furnishings and a cozy atmosphere.

    One unique feature of Hotel Torenzicht Amsterdam is its rooftop terrace, which offers panoramic views of the city. It’s a great place to relax and take in the sights of Amsterdam.

    Overall, Hotel Torenzicht Amsterdam is a good option for budget travelers looking for a basic accommodation in a central location. The hotel offers a convenient base for exploring Amsterdam’s cultural attractions and nightlife.

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    Website: http://www.torenzicht.com/
    Address: Oudezijds Achterburgwal 93, 1012 DD Amsterdam

  6. Hotel De Gerstekorrel

    Hotel De Gerstekorrel Amsterdam is a 3-star hotel located in the heart of Amsterdam, Netherlands. It is situated on the Damstraat, a popular street in the city center known for its shopping and dining options.

    The hotel offers a variety of accommodations, including standard rooms, deluxe rooms, and family rooms. Some of the amenities offered include free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and flat-screen TVs. The rooms are cozy and modern with colorful accents and comfortable furnishings.

    The hotel also has a breakfast room where guests can enjoy a buffet-style breakfast each morning. The hotel’s location in the heart of Amsterdam provides easy access to many nearby restaurants and cafes.

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    The location of Hotel De Gerstekorrel Amsterdam is ideal for those looking to experience Amsterdam’s vibrant culture and nightlife. It is within walking distance of many top tourist spots, such as the Dam Square, the Red Light District, and the Anne Frank House.

    Overall, Hotel De Gerstekorrel Amsterdam is a good option for travelers looking for a comfortable and convenient accommodation in the heart of Amsterdam. The hotel’s central location and cozy rooms make it a popular choice for tourists visiting the city.

    Address: Damstraat 22, 1012 JM Amsterdam
    Website: http://www.gerstekorrel.com/
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  7. Hotel The Globe

    Hotel The Globe Amsterdam is a budget hotel located in the heart of Amsterdam, Netherlands. It is situated on the Oudezijds Voorburgwal, a street in the city center known for its lively atmosphere and proximity to the Red Light District.

    The hotel offers a variety of accommodations, including private rooms and dormitory-style rooms with shared bathrooms. Some of the amenities offered include free Wi-Fi, luggage storage, and a 24-hour front desk service. The hotel also has a communal lounge area where guests can relax and socialize with other travelers.

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    The location of Hotel The Globe Amsterdam is ideal for those looking to experience Amsterdam’s vibrant nightlife and cultural attractions. It is within walking distance of many top tourist spots, such as the Dam Square, the Anne Frank House, and the Van Gogh Museum.

    The hotel is housed in a historic building that dates back to the 18th century and has retained some of its original architectural features. The rooms are basic but comfortable, with modern furnishings and a cozy atmosphere.

    One unique feature of Hotel The Globe Amsterdam is its on-site bar and restaurant, which serves a variety of international dishes and drinks. It’s a great place to socialize with other guests and meet new people.

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    Overall, Hotel The Globe Amsterdam is a good option for budget travelers looking for a basic accommodation in a central location. The hotel offers a convenient base for exploring Amsterdam’s cultural attractions and nightlife.

    Address: Oudezijds Voorburgwal 3, 1012 EH Amsterdam
    Website: https://www.hotel-theglobe.nl/
    Hotel The Globe

  8. Radisson Blu Hotel, Amsterdam City Center

    Radisson Blu Hotel, Amsterdam City Center is a 4-star hotel located in the heart of Amsterdam, Netherlands. It is situated on the Rusland, a street in the city center close to many tourist attractions and shopping areas.

    The hotel offers a variety of accommodations, including standard rooms, superior rooms, and suites. Some of the amenities offered include free Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and flat-screen TVs. The rooms are modern and stylishly decorated with comfortable furnishings.

    The hotel also has a fitness center and sauna for guests to use, as well as an on-site restaurant and bar. The restaurant serves a variety of international cuisine, while the bar offers a range of cocktails and drinks.

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    The location of Radisson Blu Hotel, Amsterdam City Center is ideal for tourists looking to explore the city’s cultural attractions. It is within walking distance of many top tourist spots, such as the Dam Square, the Anne Frank House, and the Van Gogh Museum.

    The hotel is housed in a historic building that dates back to the 18th century and has been renovated to provide modern facilities and amenities. The building has retained some of its original architectural features, such as the staircase and entrance hall.

    Overall, Radisson Blu Hotel, Amsterdam City Center is a good option for travelers looking for a comfortable and convenient accommodation in the heart of Amsterdam. The hotel’s central location, modern amenities, and stylishly decorated rooms make it a popular choice for tourists visiting the city.

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    Address: Rusland 17, 1012 CK Amsterdam
    Website: https://www.radissonhotels.com
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  9. Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam

    Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam is a 5-star luxury hotel located in the heart of Amsterdam, Netherlands. It is situated on the Oudezijds Voorburgwal, a street in the city center known for its historic buildings and lively atmosphere.

    The hotel offers a variety of accommodations, including deluxe rooms, suites, and apartments. The rooms are elegantly decorated with modern furnishings and offer a range of amenities, such as free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs, and marble bathrooms.

    The hotel has several restaurants and bars, including the Michelin-starred Bridges Dining restaurant, the Le Petit Bistro, and the Library Lounge. Guests can also enjoy the hotel’s spa and wellness center, which offers a range of treatments and services.

    The location of Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam is ideal for tourists looking to explore the city’s cultural attractions. It is within walking distance of many top tourist spots, such as the Dam Square, the Anne Frank House, and the Van Gogh Museum.

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    The hotel is housed in a historic building that dates back to the 15th century and has been carefully restored to provide modern facilities and amenities while retaining its original character and charm. The building features a stunning interior courtyard with a glass roof, a grand staircase, and original artwork.

    Overall, Sofitel Legend The Grand Amsterdam is a luxurious and elegant hotel that offers a range of high-end amenities and services for guests. Its central location, elegant decor, and historic charm make it a popular choice for tourists looking for a luxurious accommodation in the heart of Amsterdam.

    Address: Oudezijds Voorburgwal 197, 1012 EX Amsterdam
    Website:  https://all.accor.com

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The most popular hotel: Bulldog Hotel Amsterdam. The Bulldog Hotel is a popular hostel located in the heart of Amsterdam’s famous Red Light District. It is situated in a historic building that was once a police station, and its unique decor and lively atmosphere attract visitors from all over the world.

The hostel offers a variety of rooms, from dormitories to private rooms, and all are equipped with basic amenities such as free Wi-Fi, lockers, and linens. The hostel also has a rooftop terrace, a smoking lounge, and a 24-hour front desk.

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One of the highlights of the Bulldog Hotel is its on-site coffee shop, which serves a variety of cannabis products in addition to coffee and snacks. Please note that the use of cannabis is legal in the Netherlands but only in designated areas, such as coffee shops.

Overall, the Bulldog Hotel is a great choice for travelers looking for a fun and unique experience in Amsterdam’s vibrant city center. However, please be aware that the hostel can be quite loud at night, so it may not be the best option for light sleepers.

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The most popular hotel: Bulldog Hotel Amsterdam

Bulldog Hotel Amsterdam Prices

The prices at the Bulldog Hotel in Amsterdam can vary depending on the time of year and the type of room you choose. However, to give you an idea of the prices, here are some general rates:

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  • Dormitory beds: Prices start at around €23 per night.
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  • Private rooms: Prices start at around €60 per night for a basic double room and can go up to around €140 per night for a larger room with a private bathroom.
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Please note that these prices are subject to change and may be higher during peak travel seasons or special events in Amsterdam. It’s always a good idea to check the hostel’s website or a booking platform like Booking.com for the most up-to-date prices and availability. Additionally, keep in mind that there may be additional taxes and fees added to the total cost of your stay.

Where is Bulldog Hotel Amsterdam?

Address: Oudezijds Voorburgwal 220, 1012 GJ Amsterdam

Website: https://www.bulldoghotel.com/

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Amsterdam is known for being a very gay-friendly city. The Netherlands was the first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage in 2001, and Amsterdam has a long history of LGBTQ+ rights and activism. The city has a vibrant and visible LGBTQ+ community, with many gay bars, clubs, and events, including the annual Amsterdam Gay Pride celebration. Additionally, many hotels, restaurants, and shops in Amsterdam openly welcome LGBTQ+ visitors. Overall, Amsterdam is widely considered to be one of the most accepting and inclusive cities for LGBTQ+ individuals in the world.

Amsterdam is known for being a very LGBTQ+ friendly city, so there are many gay-friendly hotels to choose from. Here are a few options:

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Gay-friendly hotels in Amsterdam

1. Hotel Mercier

This boutique hotel is located in the heart of Amsterdam’s trendy Jordaan neighborhood and offers stylish rooms and suites with a bohemian feel.

Address: Rozenstraat 12, 1016 NX Amsterdam

Website: https://www.hotelmercier.com/en
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2. The Hoxton Amsterdam

This trendy hotel is located in the Nine Streets neighborhood and offers comfortable rooms with unique decor and plenty of amenities.

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Address: Herengracht 255, 1016 BJ Amsterdam

Website:  https://thehoxton.com

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3. Andaz Hyatt Amsterdam Prinsengracht

This luxury hotel is located in the historic city center and offers stylish rooms and suites with modern amenities.

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Address: Prinsengracht 587, 1016 HT Amsterdam

Website: https://www.hyatt.com

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4. The Manor Amsterdam

This historic hotel is located in the trendy East Amsterdam neighborhood and offers comfortable rooms with a mix of contemporary and classic decor.

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Address: Linnaeusstraat 89, 1093 EK Amsterdam

Website: https://www.themanorhotelamsterdam.com

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5. Anantara Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky Amsterdam

This iconic hotel is located in the heart of Amsterdam and offers luxurious rooms and suites with stunning views of the city.

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All of these hotels have been recognized for being LGBTQ+ friendly and welcoming to all guests.

Address:  Dam 9, 1012 JS Amsterdam

Website: https://www.anantara.com

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Ranking third after Paris and Dubai in the latest issue of Euromonitor International’s Top 100 Cities Index, Amsterdam has once again been named one of the world’s best cities for tourists.

Research organization Euromonitor International prepares a list of the top 100 city destinations each year, measuring the popularity and tourism potential of cities around the world. Arrangement; It is designed to provide a comprehensive and multi-layered analysis of important and emerging city centers, thereby helping businesses, tourism organizations and destinations identify cities that demonstrate tourism growth potential.

The 100 cities included in the ranking this year were evaluated and compared on a total of 57 criteria divided into six main areas.

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Paris took the first place in the ranking, surpassing Dubai, while Amsterdam maintained its third place for the fourth time in a row. Although Amsterdam’s score dropped due to its performance in the Health and Safety category, the city did particularly well in Economy and Business Performance and Tourism Policy and Attractiveness.

Turkey also took its place in the list, with Istanbul in the 25th place and Antalya in the 64th place. According to Euromonitor International, the best performing countries in Europe were Italy, Spain and Greece, with more than one city in the top 100 in all.

According to the 2022 City Destinations Index, the world’s top destinations are:
1. Paris
2. Dubai
3. Amsterdam
4. Madrid
5. Rome
6. London
7. Munich
8. Berlin
9. Barcelona
10. New York

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