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Damrak, 96, 1012 LP
Area: nieuwe zijde
All guests have free access to the hotel's Fitness and business centre, providing complimentary internet. The Swissôtel Amsterdam Fitness is a modern designed facility with the latest... Read more
Dam 27, 1012JS
Area: north
Property Location With a stay at Hotel TwentySeven, you'll be centrally located in Amsterdam, steps from National Monument and Madame Tussauds. This 5-star hotel is within close proximity of Dam... Read more
27 Dam, 1012 JS
Right in the heart of the city overlooking the Royal Palace, the National Monument on Dam Square and the Rokin, you will find Hotel TwentySeven. This newly opened high-end 5-star Suite hotel, offers... Read more
Damrak, 93-94, 1012
Area: nieuwe zijde
The hotel provides 2 meeting rooms able to accommodate 12 business guests for a high level conference or a small seminar. Amsterdam is an interesting city which has much to offer for everyone's taste. Read more
Dam 9, 1012 JS
Area: oude zijde
For long-term stays in Amsterdam, the luxurious Krasnapolsky apartments offer private accommodation in the heart of Amsterdam. Relax in this wonderful accommodation and benefit from all facilities... Read more
NES, 05 - 23, 1012 AMSTERDAM
Area: oude zijde
The Rho Hotel is quietly located just off Damsquare in the very heart of Amsterdam. This 3-star hotel offers you good value for money and comfortable rooms all with private facilities. Read more
Dam, 9, 1012
Area: oude zijde
The 5-star hotel is located in a traditional building built in 1855, and enjoys panoramic views of the Royal Palace. Among the many services available are restaurant "Reflet" with French cuisine,... Read more
Rokin ,10
Area: nieuwe zijde
This lovely hotel is in Amsterdam Airport. The accommodation comprises 50 cosy guests rooms. Read more
Gravenstraat, 12 - 16, 1012
Area: nieuwe zijde
Tulip Inn Dam Square is the best choice you can make in downtown Amsterdam! This pleasant and quiet hotel is a home away from home for every guest. The friendly staff will make every effort to... Read more
Gravenstraart 14-16 - 1012 - Nm Amsterdam
Area: nieuwe zijde
This hotel is located in the city centre of Amsterdam. Read more
Jongen Roelensteeg 4a, 1012 PL
Area: nieuwe zijde
This bed and breakfast is located in Amsterdam in the middle of the shopping street Kalverstraat, at 200 metres from the Dam Square. Free WiFi access is available. Read more
Kalverstraat 22, 1012 PD
Area: nieuwe zijde
Located in the heart of Amsterdam, just 200 metres from Dam Square, Center Area Apartments is a self-catering accommodation with free WiFi and a city view. The Madame Toussauds Museum and Royal... Read more
Damstraat 22, 1012 JM Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1012 JM
Area: oude zijde
LocationThis city hotel is situated close to the famous Dam Square, major shopping streets such as De Kalverstraat, the canals, wonderful restaurants and unforgettable nightlife. The fabulous... Read more
Damstraat, 22-24, 1012
Area: oude zijde
Hotel Damsquare is a modern hotel that offers 32 comfortable guestrooms and a car parking area. It provides 24 hour reception, safety deposit box, luggage storage, tourist information and business... Read more
Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 119-121, 1012 RH
Area: nieuwe zijde
Cornerhouse offers budget rooms with private or shared bathrooms in the centre of Amsterdam, 200 metres from Dam Square. It includes a cosy bar and is 10 minutes? walk from Amsterdam Central Railway... Read more
Discover Amsterdam
Amsterdam, the capital of The Netherlands, is located in the northern part of the country. Its main feature is the net of canals and bridges crossing and surrounding the city. While in the past these canals were used for commercial and postal traffics, to and from the city, today they are a great tourist attraction. The Canals of Amsterdam received UNESCO world heritage status in 2010.
What To See In Amsterdam
The capital of the Netherlands has a great cultural heritage. The network of canals is not the only attraction of the city, even if it is undoubtedly at the top of the things to see in Amsterdam. As a matter of facts, many historic palaces, churches and monuments overlooking the main canals are worth a visit.
Art lovers will appreciate the richness of the works exhibited in museums. Two of them should not be missed at all: the Van Gogh Museum, entirely dedicated to the famous Flemish Artist, and theRijksmuseum, the public museum with works by Van Gogh, Rembrandt and Vermeer.
When answering the question "what to see in Amsterdam?" you should never miss Dam Square and the Nieuwe Kerk. The square may be well considered the real centre of the city, with the cathedral and the royal palace. It is often the scene of events and meetings of various kind. Other interesting places in Amsterdam areAnna Frank’s house and the Westerkerk, the protestant church whose bell tower is the highest point of the city.
Suggested Hotels in Amsterdam
Among the best hotels in Amsterdam are:
- Hotel A&O Amsterdam Zuidoost – 2 stars
- Hotel Best Western PremierCouture – 4 stars
- Amstel Botel – 3 stars
- Hotel Room Mate Aitana – 4 stars
When Best To Visit Amsterdam
Amsterdam has a continental climate. Although temperatures are not excessively cold (except a few, exceptional cases, temperatures rarely drops below -5°C / 23ºF). The best seasons to visit Amsterdam are spring and summer. During those months temperatures are mild and it’s never too hot. Rain is mainly concentrated in autumn and winter, and therefore travelling between April and September generally guarantees a nice weather and good temperatures.
Among the best times to visit Amsterdam it is worth to consider the tulip season. The typical symbol of Holland opens in early spring, at the beginning of April, making the Dutch countryside a charming canvas full of colours. During the blossom weeks, if you cannot travel across the countryside, you can see them at the Bloemenmarkt, the floating flower market in Amsterdam.
How to reach the City
The best way to reach Amsterdam is by airplane. The Amsterdam-Schiphol airport is about 20 km (12.42 miles) South West the city centre. Trains and buses connect the airport with the city centre. The airport train station is located below the airport. To reach the airport, a good alternative to the train is the bus. The journey is a little longer (about half an hour), but it offers a nice view of some of the most interesting parts of the city.
How To Move in Amsterdam
Dutch people generally travel by bicycle. If you want to experience a holiday living like the locals, you can rent one and move around the city with it. You can find many rental points around the city and most of the time hotels directly rent bicycles. The fee for a daily rental is about 10-15 Euros, allowing you to freely move throughout the day. A guide, available in all tourist info points, provides a list of the cycle lanes and the rules to follow.
If you prefer a faster way to move, you can rely on buses, trams or underground. Means of transportations are very quick and the public transportation system is one of the most efficient in Europe. The waterways are also worth being considered: a boat tour among the city main canals is an attraction that is really hard to resist. Amsterdam’s historical centre is very small and can be easily enjoyed on foot. Walking along the small streets of the centre and crossing the bridges while discovering the city symbols is a very pleasant and relaxing promenade.