Amsterdam
Tours
There are many different Amsterdam
tours to choose from
This well planned city has a lot more to offer than
its ‘red-light district’, not the least many great museums,
libraries, and restaurants. You'll find a lot of Amsterdam tours
catering for different tastes.
When we talk about Amsterdam, Netherlands, it is very hard not
to imagine misty cafes and scantily clothed women moving
provocatively in windows with red lights. Many of the travelers
from across the world return to this ultimate city of "sin" because
of these sights alone, creating their own 'Amsterdam tours'. Most
of these sights are busting with tales of the unexpected and
if you get chances to visit the place, I’m sure that you will also
create your own tales to tell, by choosing a few of Amsterdam tours
to explore the city.
Well, Amsterdam is not just about sex and drugs; it has all the
great things that Mother Earth has to offer. The Netherlands has in
fact the biggest amount of great museums per square foot than
anywhere else in the world. If you take a tram ride 10 minutes from
the heart of the city, you can overwhelm yourself with those narrow
streets occupied with nothing else other than the cyclist and a car
every now and then. The city is in fact so quite, but
interesting.
Things to See in
Amsterdam
The greatly planned city of Amsterdam is one of the few cities
in the world where the people, the streets and the atmosphere are
an attraction in themselves. It is in fact well-known throughout
the world as the sole city where marijuana and hashish are sold
legally. And, the worldly known Red Light District is just
as much an attraction as a favorite hub for young men full of
testosterone to go at night.
But as mentioned earlier, there is far much more to the city
than drugs and prostitutes or sex. The city has long been
considered as the "Venice of the North" because it was built on a
cobweb of canals. You can greatly see most of the city from a canal
boat, and from there you’ll surely appreciate the unique
architecture that Amsterdam has long been proud to offer.
Furthermore, Amsterdam is heaving with a culture. It has a lot
of great museums and libraries. Choose one of Amsterdam tours and
visit these great museums. Of all the interesting museums in the
city of Amsterdam, the Rijksmuseum, Anne Frank Museum and Van Gogh
Museums are names not to be missed.
Or, for something different, visit the stadium of Amsterdam's
famous football
club, Ajax.
Where to Eat in
Amsterdam
When you stroll around in the city of Amsterdam, you’ll surely
find a high volume of restaurants. Creat one of your own Amsterdam
tours by visiting some of these excellent restaurants. As commonly
noted, you can see sandwich boards in front of the many restaurants
advertising their daily specials and from a minute walk down the
Damrak, the street facing Central Station, there are some neon
lights saying "pizza".
If you delver further into the city, you can find the Damstraat,
the street on Dam Square, also peppered with eateries. Further down
again towards Leidseplen, the Leidsekruisstraat and Leidsetraat
have their good share of restaurants too. It is necessary to note
however that the streets mentioned earlier are located in some of
the city’s most touristy areas. So, if you wish to steer clear of
such commercial centers, you have the chance to visit the Jordaan
as some of the city’s coolest restaurants are found there.
In case you prefer to eat out in a restaurant beyond your budget
during your tour, there are also some fast food outlets all over
Amsterdam where you can get pizzas, chips or kebabs. However, just
be careful when asking for mayonnaise on your French fries for they
will be completely drowned.
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