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Bed & Breakfast Fort Amsterdam

&B Fort Amsterdam is located in a canal house in the historical & medieval part of the city centre, exactly where the late Middle Age city wall was built in 1488. A unique spot to visit the city. The B&B offers 2 rooms in the guesthouse and 2 fully equipped apartments.

GASSAN Dam Square

GASSAN Dam square

Located opposite the Royal Palace of Amsterdam in the heart of the city, GASSAN Dam Square is the perfect place to shop for a brilliant gift for yourself or someone special this holiday season. With an extensive range of loose polished diamonds, exclusive jewellery and watches, it’s a true shopper’s paradise.

Dominicuskerk

Dominicuskerk (Dominican church)

The Dominicans are a religious community that derives its inspiration from the Christian tradition. The Dominicuskerk is a religious workshop and spiritual centre for people of all denominations, be it Protestant, Catholic or non-practicing.

Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA)

Passenger Terminal Amsterdam (PTA) is the city’s official port for cruise ships. Occasionally for naval vessels arrive here as well. An eye-catching building on the IJ River, PTA welcomes about 200,000 passengers annually and also serves as an impressive event venue.

Vondelkerk

The charming Vondelkerk (Vondel Church) stands at the edge of the Vondelpark and was used as a church from 1880 to 1977. Today it houses the offices of a few small businesses. The beautiful former church space also hosts concerts and is rented out for special occasions, including weddings, formal dinners and meetings.

Zevenlandenhuizen

The Zevenlandenhuizen (seven countries houses) on the Roemer Visscherstraat were built in 1894. As the name might imply, seven houses are lined up next to each other, with each house representing an architectural style from a different European country. The houses were designed by architect Tjeerd Kuipers and commissioned by Amsterdam philanthropist Sam van Eeghen.

Linden Hotel

Linden Hotel lies in the heart of the Jordaan, a typical Amsterdam borough offering a variety of boutiques, bric-a-brac shops, restaurants and cafés.

Het Molenpad

Once upon a time, Het Molenpad was a good old-fashioned ‘brown bar’, but it can now call itself a ‘new brown’ bar. The bar, with its fabulous terrace right on the Prinsengracht, has been modernised with a lot of black decor, a granite bar and the gigantic letters M and P on the wall. Luckily one can still get a perfect draught beer, a first-class steak and a real taste of the true Amsterdam here.

Oosterpark

The Oosterpark is a large city park located in Amsterdam Oost. This open green space is filled with ponds and streams, a wading pool for children and plenty of walking paths. Considered Amsterdam’s most multicultural park, it draws a diverse local crowd and hosts a variety of festivals throughout the summer. There is also a 'speaker’s stone', where people speak their minds every Sunday at 13:00.

Ponte Arcari

You will find Ponte Arcari on the Herengracht, near the Utrechtsestraat. This small Italian restaurant is always full, and justifiably so. This restaurant serves delicious Italian classics from its small kitchen.

Palladium

Discover parties with guest DJ's from Thursday through Saturday nights. You won't find a better hot spot to celebrate your next birthday or other special event. With throwback and daily cocktails.
Palladium serves Modern European classics and high quality local favorites.

Saarein

Café Saarein dates back to 1978 when a group of ten women took over the bar from a certain Saar and Rein. This traditional Amsterdam pub is located in the picturesque Elandsstraat and calls itself 'the ideal place to flirt, have a drink and play pool' for a gay-friendly audience.

Café Kobalt

Café Kobalt, near Central Station, is primarily special because of the building in which it houses.

Café Kale

Café Kale- named after the bold head of the owner- is a no-nonsense café on the Weteringschans.

Club Hart

APCOA PARKING Prins & Keizer

Parking spaces on Amsterdam’s Prinsengracht are difficult to come by. That’s where APCOA Parking Prins & Keizer comes in. This covered carpark is just a short distance from nightlife hotspots like Paradiso, Melkweg and the theatres of Leidseplein, as well as many shops and the flower market.

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