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One in a year a parade of flowers will cross the town.
Every year cars and trucks will be changed with thousands of flowers. Each year the parade is in a different subject.
If you like flowers and you are on that day in Amsterdam, this is a must see. Leave a Comment Directions: Amsterdam, through a specific route. Every first saturday of September.
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 The Waterloo Plein - Flea
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Nearly everything you can imagine is on sale here.
There are a lot of clothes stalls and also many selling the usual market items i.e. hardware, tools, etc.
However there are many bric-a brac stalls which are quite interesting.
There is also a huge amount of "junk" for sale. God only knows what use some of it could be to anyone.
Yet the whole experience is great fun and not one to be missed.
If it wet or windy the stallholders don't set up. Try for a dry and calm day.
Monday to Saturday!.
Nothing there on Sunday! Leave a Comment Address: The Waterloo Plein
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 The Begijnhof by kenbac
In the centre is a Protestant Church and in one of the houses there is a "hidden" Catholic Church.
It also contains the "Wooden House" which is Amsterdam's oldest house (1477)
It is an amazing and peaceful place Leave a Comment Address: Off the SpuiDirections: The Spui crosses the Kalverstraat (the main shopping street) towards the end away from the Dam
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They were betrayed and transpoated to various concentration camps.
Anne died in Bergen Belsen, in March 1945, just before the war ended.
Her Diary was later found and published.
Visiting the Anne Frank house is a very sad experience. it is also a very moving experience.
Anne Frank house is open every day. From 9 am to 7 pm in off season and until 9 pm in Summer. There are a few days in the year when shorter hours apply and it is closed on 6 October - Yom Kippur.
Entrance is Euro 6.50 Leave a Comment Address: 263 PrinsengrachtDirections: Prinsengracht is a short walk from the Dam. Walk along the Raadhuistraat. turn left at the fourth bridge and you're there.Website: http://www.annefrank.nl/ned/default2.html
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The Rijksmuseum
The Rijksmuseum is the largest museum in the Netherlands and has over one million visitors a year.
It is housed in a monumental neo-renaissance building designed by PJH Cuypers.
Currently there are six collecting departments:
Painting, Print Room, Sculpture and Decorative Arts, Dutch History, Asiatic Art, and Textiles and Costumes.
On the first floor is the world's largest collection of Dutch Masters, and here you will find Rembrandts Night Watch.
Besides Rembrandts there are paintings by Frans Hals, Paulus Potter, Jacob van Ruysdael, Jan Steen, and Johannes Vermeer. There are landscapes, seascapes, individual portraits, domestic scenes and Dutch still lifes which together give a good overview of Golden Age life in the Netherlands. Leave a Comment Address: Address: Stadhouderskade 42, AmsterdamOther Contact: Open: Monday to Saturd
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Check out the red-light district, even if you're not into that sort of thing - it's an experience. Try not to think of it seriously. Leave a Comment
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Fantastic art, the dolls houses are beautiful. If you appreciate art you will love the Reichtsmuseum. When I went I managed to see some of Van Goghs work as well as other well known artists work, there were some surprising pieces in the collection. Leave a Comment Address: Amsterdam.
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It has some amazing pieces of work. There are pieces that you won't expect to see. You'll love it if you appreciate art. Leave a Comment Address: About 5 minutes from the Reichtsmuseum.
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It has some fabulous pieces of modern art that you won't see in many places. It has a really nice feel to it.
I loved it. Leave a Comment Address: About 5 minutes from the Reichtsmuseum.
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Built on three artificial islands and maintained by 8687 piles. Leave a Comment
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