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Harry_hol says:
When it comes to Parking, Amsterdam is one of the most expensive cities in the world. So if you're thinking of traveling to amsterdam by car this might perhaps be handy for you...
"P+R" is the smartest parking for visitors to Amsterdam. These are parking spaces on the outskirts of the city wher…
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pyrofirefairy says:
The red light district is most definitely a thing to check out! If you are looking for the good gift shops, this is the best place to look! The Anne Frank House was a fun experience but it was also a little dissapointing! All of the furniture was removed so you are walking through empty rooms! Thro…
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j-boltski says:
Amsterdam is beautiful in the winter and so pretty when decorated for he holidays. If you like to bike, you are in luck as this is a very bike-friendly place. We had fun in late November exploring the city by bike and checking out the amazing architecture and canals. It was really really cold thou…
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Free tips
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#34 of 45 general tips & advice in Amsterdam
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gerrits says:
If you are traveling to Holland and want to have tips, just ask! As I lived there for 26 years, I know the area :)
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petit_gooroo says:
We experienced that the 14th of July is the busiest week end of the year in Amsterdam because of summer holidays and the French National Day, which is a bank holiday.
That is what the woman we talked to at the Tourist Information told us when we looked desperate, remembering all our friends sayi…
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petit_gooroo says:
In many places as hotels, you can see a lot of little cards with offers for shops, attractions, restaurants, etc.
Don’t forget to have a look there: -10% at Heineken Experience, free drink in a restaurant, -1,25€ if you rent a pedal boat, free entrance at the Holland Casino…
It is stil…
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Wendyveer says:
I went on a boottrip with Jeff and Ante!
On the 27ste I went on a great bootrip....It was real fun and It,s a nice breaktime when you have a busy day! I did a boottrip with with Meyers!We sat in a nice boot and we passed bij wonderful canals with their age old merchant houses, romantic bridges and …
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kquenten says:
If you wanna eat for a reasonable price, you have to go to "de Pijp". Many students go there so that's always a good sign. For about 10 euro's you can have a good meal (and in Amsterdam, that's cheap!). Budget Accommodation is the Stay Okay hotel near the "Vondelpark". You can find them on the inter…
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oceanroses says:
When I was in Amsterdam, I really had problems finding a normal grocery store. I needed one for the normal in between snacks and things, because Amsterdam is really expensive when it comes to Restaurants and eating at BurgerKing, MacDonalds and the like gets frustrating.
What I discovered were t…
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The Grey Area
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#40 of 45 general tips & advice in Amsterdam
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creatia says:
If you are into this thing. This small unassuming place has the best "stuff". Bubbleberry and other fruity blends. forgettaboutit!
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dbackstrom says:
It was brought to my attention while sitting at the airport in Rome without my luggage that it is a common rule of thumb to allow at least 2 hours of transfer time at the Amsterdam airport. My travel partners luggage did make it to Rome but mine some how was placed on a plane that went to the Phili…
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beer
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#42 of 45 general tips & advice in Amsterdam
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semih says:
heineken is a good dutch beer,one should try it,and also don't forget about Heineken Experience...
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euro travel
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#43 of 45 general tips & advice in Amsterdam
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rudegurl says:
well i started by planing where i want to go. then i looked up hostels. and if you know people in europe it helps. i have some friends that are going to show me around as well. i liked hostels.com for booking. but they only take credit card no bank cards. look up the rating anything under 85% might …
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dmfairbairn says:
There are tons of diferent ways to see Europe. You really have to figure out how much time & money you can spend in order to figure your best options.
Last summer my mates and I flew over from Toronto to London where we took a two week Contiki bus tour. Contiki is a bus touring company for 18-35 …
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Eurotrip
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#45 of 45 general tips & advice in Amsterdam
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wanderlass says:
Amsterdam is a good city to start and then you can travel downward to Belgium, France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Spain. First you decide how much time you have. Then you choose the cities you want to visit. Like Nzelvis I recommend 3-4 days in major cities like Paris, Madrid, Barcelona, Rome, et…
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