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The Top Ten Amsterdam Attractions

The Top Ten Amsterdam Attractions

Nov 14, 2011

Rich in culture, distinctive architecture, and colorful people, Amsterdam has long been a top tourist destination. Whether you’re into the art of Rembrandt and Van Gogh, World War II history, or contemporary fashion and design, there’s an Amsterdam attraction for you.

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The 5 Best Amsterdam Bars

The 5 Best Amsterdam Bars

Nov 14, 2011

From bourbon to beer, it’s easy to imbibe in Amsterdam in style.  Here are some of the best Amsterdam bars to soak up the cosmopolitan vibe of this exciting city.

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With warm, welcoming decoration and authentic Dutch furnishings, a stay in an Amsterdam hotel is one that you and your family won't forget for a long time. You will find an Amsterdam hotel in a variety of different places; in the middle of the city, overlooking the river and in unique buildings, such as quirky townhouses. Express check in and checkout are available at your Amsterdam hotel, so it's quick and convenient getting to your room. Here you will find a spacious, comfortable room that will usually have separate, cozy seating area and work desk, together with a large bathroom, with under floor heating and full amenities. Air conditioning comes as standard in your hotel room, so you can set a temperature that is comfortable to you. There is also a mini bar, you will find coffee and tea making facilities and a flat screen TV. For a further charge you can upgrade your room to consist of VIP facilities and there are rooms also available that are ideal for the disabled traveler.

An Amsterdam hotel has free parking available, so if you decide to a hire a car to get around the local area and into the other cities, then you will have somewhere to park your car for the duration of the hire. Although some people arrange their car hire from the airport, many of these particular hotels have dedicated counters in the lobby, where you can view a choice of vehicles and receive a competitive deal. There are also excellent meeting and banquet facilities, which are ideal if you are in Amsterdam on business and need somewhere to hold a conference or an interview. There is also free internet and there are fax and photocopying services available.

The lobby in an Amsterdam hotel is usually the hive of activity, as there are many facilities available where you are staying so you don't have the hassle of trying to find somewhere for things such as currency exchange, a souvenir and gift shop or even a hairdressers and beauty shop. Food served in an Amsterdam hotel is exceptional and is best eaten on the outside terrace, with views of either the river or the city. The hotel's professional chefs are well known for preparing dishes such as fish and meat and offering guests healthy menus. A breakfast buffet is also served every morning in the hotel restaurant, with selections of pastries, cereals and hot food available.

Staying in an Amsterdam hotel means that you will be close to a lot of local places of interest and to find out where the best and interesting places are, the staff at the hotel tour desk will be able to give you any information and tickets that you may need. The hotel chef will even prepare you a packed lunch for you to take on your day out.

Anne Frank House is one of the most famous tourist attractions in this area. A reconstruction of where Anne Frank hid during the war and wrote her famous diaries can be found behind a perfectly replicated bookcase and her quotes are written on the walls. At the end of the tour, there is a large TV screen that features interviews with Otto Frank in several different languages. Anne Frank's original diaries are also on display, as well as a number of other notebooks that have never been seen before.

The Jordaan is located in nearby Greenwich Village and features a number of narrow, winding alleyways and beautiful 17th century buildings on the side of the canal. It's a great place to go if you and your family love to shop as there are a number of specialty shops, cafes and designer boutiques, where you are sure to pick up a unique item of clothing or indeed, something which will be a permanent reminder of your trip.

For those that love to combine walking and history, then Begijnhof is well worth a visit. Locally known as a hidden oasis, Begijnjof is a historic walking area where visitors can see an English Church, together with Dutch nuns in this still-occupied, spiritual village. Visitors to the area are asked to respect the residents in this 15th century village.