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 Stage at Boom Chicago by CoAir13 The 300 seat Leidseplein Theatre is home to improvisational theatre at its best! Boom Chicago offers different themed shows that are improv or scripted or a mix of both! Audience participation is encouraged, but not mandatory...and ALWAYS hilarious!! Come to the early show and have dinner and drinks before or just come early and hang out at the bar. Leave a Comment Phone: 020-530 7300Directions: Tram 1,2,5,6,7, or 10......right at the square.Website: www.boomchicago.nl
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 Hotel Americain by Helga67 An extraordinary building on the Leidseplein is the former Hotel Americain, which now houses the Crowne Plaza hotel. It was built in Art Nouveau style in 1897. Not only the outside is wonderful but also the inside, especially the cafe-restaurant. Leave a Comment
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 Leidseplein by H-TownJourneyman Leidseplein is an excellent area of Amsterdam for a number of activities you may be looking for. Our hotel was right across the street from it, so we spent quite a bit of time there. There are hundreds of restaurants, and any kind of cuisine you could wish for. Shopping will also not be a problem there, to say the least. Whether you are looking for that perfect souvenir, or a great pair of shoes, this is a great area to find them. The nightlife is great. Tons of bars and discos are to be found. The many coffee shops and street performers add to the Leidseplein's wonderful atmosphere. And if anything else, have a seat at a cafe and do some people watching. Definately worth spending some of your time at.
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My hotel was right by the Leidseplein so I spent time here every day. When I think back to Amsterdam, I think of the Leidseplein. It's a great spot with restaurants, bars, outdoor cafes, coffeeshops, outdoor performers and great people watching. Can't wait to be there again. UPDATE: Most photos for this tip are from my Sept 06 trip. Leave a Comment
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 The many cafes.. by Gypsystravels After a few hours of walking we arrived at one of liveliest parts of Amsterdam, Leidseplein. Tons of shops, cafes, and coffee houses are located her and we decided to take a short break before continuing on our tour of the city. Leave a Comment
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What was once a place of laughter became a place of tradegy, this used to be a central theatre in 1892. The Nazi's however turned this theatre into a detention centre for those Jews awaiting deportation, some 60,000 - 80,000 Jews passed through here on their way to Westerbork transit camp & from there to death camps. After the war it was felt strongly that they could not reopen as a theatre so the site was demolished except for the facade, a hollow shell of the lobby. Today it is a memorial to those Jews & in the courtyard people can leave tulips & a message of peace & hope. An inscription in Dutch & Hebrew translates "Watch me like you watch the iris of your eye, and hide me under your wings from the evil people lurking around me" Upstairs is a small exhibition in Dutch but there is an English guide at the recption, this display shows children who were hidden & some of their letters they wrote. Admission is free Leave a Comment Phone: 626 9945
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by acemj The Municipal Theatre is a beautiful building located in the bustling Leidseplein area. It is a great venue for plays and even shows them in English. You'll also find a bunch of great places to eat around here, including all kinds of ethnic joints nearby. Leave a Comment
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 Neon! by TrekknHil If you want ot have some fun...head to Leidsplein. Lots of cafe's, coffeeshops, clubs and restaurants. American food available as well, nothing like a Burger King to ruin a perfectly good Amsterdam street. If you are look for fun outside of Dam Square, this is where you will find it. Leave a Comment
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 The Bulldog by BorneoGrrl I think that one of the best places to people watch is in Leidseplein. Why? Because you can do that in one of the many hang outs available for both locals and tourists. Dam Square is pretty busy too but in Leidseplein, you don't get that in-you-face red light windows or hemp & bong stores. There are plenty of brown cafes, coffeshops, pancake houses and restaurants to fit your fancy or you can catch a movie at the City cineplex. It's pretty harmless to bring your kids as well Directions: Tram 2 or 5 from Central Station
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by BlueBerry_7 Boom Chicago has been making Amsterdam laugh with fresh and exciting new comedy shows. Mixing quick thinking and high production values with creative smart, topical comedy in an electric environment. Based in the historic 300-seat Leidseplein Theater. Leave a Comment
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