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Fleemarket on the
Waterlooplein by sim1
After lunch we went to the fleemarket on the Waterlooplein. Amy (Amelia4), Anita (La_Holandesa) and Joan (Joanna22222) are looking at some wooden shoes. Leave a Comment
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Good information about markets in Amsterdam on:
www.dutchmarkets.org/markten/amsterdam/englishtour/markets.htm (full list)
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 by Xowe
Who loves to rummage around through a market is in Amsterdam at the right place. Offcourse you must visit the typical “Albert Cuypmarkt”, where you will find almost everything for free, clothes, toys, antique but also books, records and lots of food.
But also the flea market at the “Waterlooplein” is worth it … Leave a Comment
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 Dapperstraat at Queensday by kilat
It is very, very busy in the centre of town. And at many places is loud music.
If you don't like the crowd or the noisyness, I would suggest to go just outside the centre. You can go to the "Jordaan" (to the West, still a little crowded), Ferdinand Bolstraat (to the south), or to the Dapperstraat (to the East). The further you go outside the centre, the more quiet it will be.
Another difference between the centre and outside the centre is who are selling. In the center the streetvendors are mostly from a shop; outside the centre are more common people who sale their old stuff on a carpet on the street.
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 queensday boy by kilat
In other neighbourhoods the local people are also partying. They sell their unused second hand produkts on a carpet at the streets. This is also the case in "de Jordaan", a beautifull old part of Amsterdam. Go there and you will have a good time!
This is not a good day to take a taxi or tram in the citycentre. The streets are to crowded, it is inpossible to drive. During all day long till around 22.00 o'clock. The trains to Amsterdam are also very crowded.
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