#31 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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johnnytrav says:
It's a fine destination for some people who expect sth ... haha.
We, all member including female and male members in our trip group sitting together, watched a live-show of xxx here. It's a such special event we had during this trip.
And nature scene is cool as well. Boating in this city can'…
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#32 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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ceramics says:
Have a long vacation and just wanna to stay away from my work. Chose Amsterdam to go just to visit my relatives there. It's my 3rd time to go there, still love the place very much
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#33 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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kat_mac27 says:
Vondelpark is beautiful, central and free! We spent a good hour there just hanging out, people watching, talking and appreciating the beauty of nature. (and sharing the odd joint). Vondelpark is a healthy break from coffee shops, cafes, tourist stores and the crowded streets of Amsterdam. Play at be…
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#34 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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cvanzoen says:
This museum has been created due to the fact that a couple without children left their estate to the city under one condition that the city should open the house to the public.
You can imagine that you will find some old interiors here of an former influentual family. The basement was for the ser…
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#35 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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bcarcano says:
i loved it....I want to go to the one in London too, very entertaining.
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#36 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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Larrys says:
A trip to Amsterdam is filled with memories of endless streams of bicycles, trams, canals, cars and pedestrians. The energy is both intoxicating and stimulating. If you find classical art soothing and relaxing then a trip to the Rijksmuseum may be just the experience you need to balance the energy…
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#37 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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Miranda-Maas says:
Most people think about St. Petersburg when they hear about the Hermitage museum but there a Hermitage museum in Amsterdam as well. It's actually a dependance of the museum in Russia. That museum has so many artworks that only 7% of them can be shown in St. Petersburg. For that reason the museum dec…
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#38 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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sarahelaine says:
I went to Hortus in December, which is not the traditional time to go to Botanical Gardens but we wanted to get warm. I realise that this is a poor motive, but it's more or less how I got into art too. Hortus is on the New Herengraacht near the museumplein a short way from the centre.
The gard…
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#39 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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lizalcott says:
I was visiting Amsterdam's Torture Museum the other day - as you do, when it's raining and you've reached saturation point with sex, drugs and the little men selling tulips and asking for money to take your photo - when a fiendish little device caught my attention. It was called the Flute of Shame, …
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#40 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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Adrian_Liston says:
I had never been to a Madame Tussauds before, but I had expected a somewhat solemn and series combination between an art gallery and a museum. The work they create can be so lifelike and realistic I had expected them to be featured like artistic masterpieces.
Far from it, I found Madame Tussauds …
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#41 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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sarahelaine says:
NEMO is a science centre, aiming at an audience of children. It is also host to a city beach in summer, and there is a great view from the roof.
NEMO includes displays about energy, electricity, water power, and sex (clearly described as teen talk, so there's no need for any five year olds to se…
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#42 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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Devika1985 says:
If you're in Amsterdam and are bored (yeah.. like that will ever happen) okay I have to rephrase that.. and are looking for something nice to do.. you can go and visit the Amsterdam city zoo Artis.
A very nice animalpark wich also has a butterfly garden where you can find over 1000 butterflies from…
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#43 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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X_Drive says:
On the canal tour we had of Amsterdam we were given the pleasure of seeing many of the wonderful sights of the city, and of course I took many pictures along the way of things that caught my eye and the tour guide was talking about. One of the eye catching shots I took was recently identified and I…
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#44 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
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X_Drive says:
Amsterdam has been one of the main centers for diamonds since the 16th century. Coster Diamonds was begun in 1840 and has been growing ever since.
It’s hard to believe, but the cutting process in the early days was powered by horses. But Mozes Elias Coster brought in steam power for …
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