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If you want to treat yourself to a short romantic weekend in Amsterdam here is some information that will allow you to prepare your stay and make it more pleasant.
First of all transport several possibilities according to the budget, the plane, the train or the car. The car to avoid if you only visit Amsterdam because it is difficult to move around but especially to park.
We tested the train, the Thalys, in 1st and 2nd class, between the two the comfort is quite similar. The difference is that in 1st class you are taken care of by a steward or a hostess who takes great care of you, who serves you drinks, a meal tray or small sandwiches throughout the trip. In 1st class you also benefit from free wifi if you wish to continue your reservations for your activities.
On arrival at Amsterdam, first stop Schiphol Airport, you can also book a hotel near the airport shuttles are free to hotels but it is not the most convenient way to visit the city. If we tell you about it, it's because we also tried this option, there are 'RER' type trains to Amsterdam and back to Schiphol approximately every 20 minutes during the day, this rhythm runs every hour from from midnight until 6 am.
If you choose to stay near the airport, we recommend CitizenM hotel, 5 minutes walk out of the terminal on the right, you can book online on their website, the rooms are not very big but original and very clean, a large bed, cable channels and VOD are free. Computers and wifi are at your disposal, it's really a concept to discover. There is also another CitizenM In Amsterdam South.
The next stop Amsterdam Central the station the nerve center of the city. First of all, if you have luggage and want to get rid of it very quickly, there is a locker inside the station, very large but which fills up quickly on weekends, especially on Sunday mornings on the day of departures. We advise you to be there before 10:30 a.m. after they are generally full. The cost is around 7 euros per day, the lockers work automatically with a VISA card.
Leaving the station you have two options for getting around the rental of bike where the tram.
The tram the ticket costs 2.6 euros per person for an hour's journey or there is a day pass for 7 euros, you have the choice between 1,2,3,4 day tickets. The Trams all depart from Central Station, the first thing to do on board is to ask a map of the tram to the driver, he will serve you in all your travels.
If you opt for the bicycle which is the most practical in Amsterdam, to visit the city, the price of a speed bike is about 15 euros per day. There is a more economical price but without gears, there you have to be sporty.
The places to visit absolutely during the weekend are: lhe Van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk museum very close and the
Anne Frank house. You can also try the boat trips which are free with the association that preserves the historic boats of Amsterdam, they live only with donations, on these boats you can take your drinks and your food, only a dozen places available per trip, so book at Boom Chicago Leidseplein 12 or on the website.
The Chicago Boom is a theater café, with a dinner show or simply to drink a beer. Every evening a show of humor and improvisation is played if you are bilingual because it is in English, we recommend it (prices 20 to 35 euros, 4 euros extra on weekends).
Get a guide and a plan before leaving for this weekend. On site, a little tip so as not to queue in front of the museums, remember to book your electronic tickets online before leaving your hotel, you will benefit from priority access.
We hope these few tips will help you during your next stay.
Useful websites:
Museums and interesting sites
- Allard Pierson Museum (Archaeology Museum)
By Tram 4-9-14-16-24-25 stop name "Spui" - Amsterdam-Museum
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-14-16-24-25 “Spui” stop - Artis/Aquarium/Planetarium/Geologisch museum (Royal Artis Zoo)
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Plantage Kerklaan” - Anne Frank Huis (Anne Frank House)
By Tram 13-14-17 Stop “Westermarkt” - Heineken Experience (The Heineken Temple)
By Tram 16-24 Stop “Stadhouderskade” - Hortus Botanicus (Botanical Garden)
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Plantage Kerklaan” - Hermitage Amsterdam
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Mr. Visserplein” - Joods Historical Museum (Historical Jewish Museum)
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Mr. Visserplein” - Madame Tussaud's Amsterdam (Wax Museum)
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-14-16-17-24-25 “Dam” stop - EYE Film Institute Nederland (Film Museum)
By Tram 1 Stop “1e Constantijn Huygensstraat”
By Tram 3-12 “Overtoom” stop - Nederlands Scheepvaartmuseum (Maritime Museum) (closed until September 2011)
- NEMO (Science and Technology)
By Bus 22-42-43 Stop “Kadijksplein” - Rijksmuseum
By Tram 2-5 Stop “Hobbemastraat”,
By Tram 7-10 Stop “Spiegelgracht”,
By Tram 3-12-16-24 Stop “Museumplein” - Het Rembrandthuis (Rembrandt House)
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Mr. Visserplein” - Tropenmuseum (Royal Tropical Institute)
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Mauritskade”
By Tram 3 Stop “Wijttenbachstraat”
By Bus 22 Stop “Mauritskade” - Van Gogh Museum (Van Gogh Museum)
By Tram 2-3-5-12 Stop “Van Baerlestraat”
By Tram 16-24 Stop “Museumplein” - Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art (Museum of Modern Art Amsterdam)
By Tram 2-3-5-12 Stop “Van Baerlestraat”
By Tram 16-24 Stop “Museumplein” - Verzetsmuseum (Dutch Resistance)
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Plantage Kerklaan”
The monuments
- Begijnhof (Parks and Gardens)
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-14-16-24-25 “Spui” stop
- De Nieuwe Kerk (New Church)
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-13-14-16-17-24-25 “Dam” stop
- De Oude Kerk (Old Church)
By Tram 4-9-16-24-25 “Dam” stop
- Koninklijk Paleis (Royal Palace)
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-13-14-16-17-24-25 “Dam” stop
Theaters
- Edge
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Weesperplein”
By Tram 7-10 Stop “Oosteinde”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By night bus 355 Stop “Wibautstraat”
- Concertgebouw
By Tram 3-5-12-16 Stop “Museumplein”
By Night Bus 358 Stop “Museumplein”
- DeLaMar Theater
By Tram 1-2-5-7-10 Stop “Leidseplein”
By night bus 348-352-353-354-358 Stop “Leidseplein”
- Heineken Music Hall
Metro 50-54 stop Station Bijlmer ArenA
Nightbus 355-357 stop Station Bijlmer ArenA
- Paradise
By Tram 1-2-5-7-10 Stop “Leidseplein”
By night bus 348-352-353-354-358 Stop “Leidseplein”
- Melkweg
By Tram 1-2-5-7-10 Stop “Leidseplein”
By night bus 348-352-353-354-358 Stop “Leidseplein”
- Muziektheater
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By night bus 357-359-361-363 “Waterlooplein” stop
- Stadsschouwburg (city theatre)
By Tram 1-2-5-7-10 Stop “Leidseplein”
By night bus 348-352-353-354-358 Stop “Leidseplein”
- Muziekgebouw BIM-huis
By Tram 25-26 Stop “Muziekgebouw BIM-huis”
By night bus 359 Stop “Jan Schaeferbrug”
Markets
- Albert Cuyp (General Products)
By Tram 4 Stop “Stadhouderskade”
By Tram 16-24 Stop “Albert Cuypstraat”
- Bloemenmarkt (Flowers)
- By Tram 1-2-5 Stop “Koningsplein”
By Tram 4-9-14-16-24-25 “Muntplein” stop
- Dappermarkt (General Products)
By Tram 3-7 Stop “Dapperstraat”
By Tram 9 Stop “1e Van Swindenstraat”
By Tram 14 Stop “Pontanusstraat”
- Waterlooplein (Flea Markets)
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Waterlooplein”
Others
- Amsterdam Arena / Ajax museum Ajax Amsterdam Stadium
By Metro 50-54 Stop “Station Bijlmer ArenA”
- Passenger Terminal Amsterdam PTA
By Tram 25 Stop “Passenger Terminal Amsterdam”
By Tram 26 Stop “Muziekgebouw Bimhuis”
- RAI (Congress Center)
By Metro 50-51 Stop “Station RAI”
By Tram 4 Stop “Station RAI”
By Bus 65 Stop “Dintelstraat”
- World Trade Center
By Metro 50-51 Stop “Station Zuid”
By Tram 5 Stop “Station Zuid”
By Bus 15 Stop “Station Zuid”
By Bus 65 Stop “Station Zuid”
- Site with biography and information about Van Gogh
https://www.artsy.net/artist/vincent-van-gogh
“I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to love people. »
- Vincent Van Gogh
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If you want to treat yourself to a short romantic weekend in Amsterdam here is some information that will allow you to prepare your stay and make it more pleasant.
First of all transport several possibilities according to the budget, the plane, the train or the car. The car to avoid if you only visit Amsterdam because it is difficult to move around but especially to park.
We tested the train, the Thalys, in 1st and 2nd class, between the two the comfort is quite similar. The difference is that in 1st class you are taken care of by a steward or a hostess who takes great care of you, who serves you drinks, a meal tray or small sandwiches throughout the trip. In 1st class you also benefit from free wifi if you wish to continue your reservations for your activities.
On arrival at Amsterdam, first stop Schiphol Airport, you can also book a hotel near the airport shuttles are free to hotels but it is not the most convenient way to visit the city. If we tell you about it, it's because we also tried this option, there are 'RER' type trains to Amsterdam and back to Schiphol approximately every 20 minutes during the day, this rhythm runs every hour from from midnight until 6 am.
If you choose to stay near the airport, we recommend CitizenM hotel, 5 minutes walk out of the terminal on the right, you can book online on their website, the rooms are not very big but original and very clean, a large bed, cable channels and VOD are free. Computers and wifi are at your disposal, it's really a concept to discover. There is also another CitizenM In Amsterdam South.
The next stop Amsterdam Central the station the nerve center of the city. First of all, if you have luggage and want to get rid of it very quickly, there is a locker inside the station, very large but which fills up quickly on weekends, especially on Sunday mornings on the day of departures. We advise you to be there before 10:30 a.m. after they are generally full. The cost is around 7 euros per day, the lockers work automatically with a VISA card.
Leaving the station you have two options for getting around the rental of bike where the tram.
The tram the ticket costs 2.6 euros per person for an hour's journey or there is a day pass for 7 euros, you have the choice between 1,2,3,4 day tickets. The Trams all depart from Central Station, the first thing to do on board is to ask a map of the tram to the driver, he will serve you in all your travels.
If you opt for the bicycle which is the most practical in Amsterdam, to visit the city, the price of a speed bike is about 15 euros per day. There is a more economical price but without gears, there you have to be sporty.
The places to visit absolutely during the weekend are: lhe Van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk museum very close and the
Anne Frank house. You can also try the boat trips which are free with the association that preserves the historic boats of Amsterdam, they live only with donations, on these boats you can take your drinks and your food, only a dozen places available per trip, so book at Boom Chicago Leidseplein 12 or on the website.
The Chicago Boom is a theater café, with a dinner show or simply to drink a beer. Every evening a show of humor and improvisation is played if you are bilingual because it is in English, we recommend it (prices 20 to 35 euros, 4 euros extra on weekends).
Get a guide and a plan before leaving for this weekend. On site, a little tip so as not to queue in front of the museums, remember to book your electronic tickets online before leaving your hotel, you will benefit from priority access.
We hope these few tips will help you during your next stay.
Useful websites:
Museums and interesting sites
- Allard Pierson Museum (Archaeology Museum)
By Tram 4-9-14-16-24-25 stop name "Spui" - Amsterdam-Museum
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-14-16-24-25 “Spui” stop - Artis/Aquarium/Planetarium/Geologisch museum (Royal Artis Zoo)
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Plantage Kerklaan” - Anne Frank Huis (Anne Frank House)
By Tram 13-14-17 Stop “Westermarkt” - Heineken Experience (The Heineken Temple)
By Tram 16-24 Stop “Stadhouderskade” - Hortus Botanicus (Botanical Garden)
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Plantage Kerklaan” - Hermitage Amsterdam
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Mr. Visserplein” - Joods Historical Museum (Historical Jewish Museum)
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Mr. Visserplein” - Madame Tussaud's Amsterdam (Wax Museum)
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-14-16-17-24-25 “Dam” stop - EYE Film Institute Nederland (Film Museum)
By Tram 1 Stop “1e Constantijn Huygensstraat”
By Tram 3-12 “Overtoom” stop - Nederlands Scheepvaartmuseum (Maritime Museum) (closed until September 2011)
- NEMO (Science and Technology)
By Bus 22-42-43 Stop “Kadijksplein” - Rijksmuseum
By Tram 2-5 Stop “Hobbemastraat”,
By Tram 7-10 Stop “Spiegelgracht”,
By Tram 3-12-16-24 Stop “Museumplein” - Het Rembrandthuis (Rembrandt House)
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Mr. Visserplein” - Tropenmuseum (Royal Tropical Institute)
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Mauritskade”
By Tram 3 Stop “Wijttenbachstraat”
By Bus 22 Stop “Mauritskade” - Van Gogh Museum (Van Gogh Museum)
By Tram 2-3-5-12 Stop “Van Baerlestraat”
By Tram 16-24 Stop “Museumplein” - Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art (Museum of Modern Art Amsterdam)
By Tram 2-3-5-12 Stop “Van Baerlestraat”
By Tram 16-24 Stop “Museumplein” - Verzetsmuseum (Dutch Resistance)
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Plantage Kerklaan”
The monuments
- Begijnhof (Parks and Gardens)
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-14-16-24-25 “Spui” stop
- De Nieuwe Kerk (New Church)
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-13-14-16-17-24-25 “Dam” stop
- De Oude Kerk (Old Church)
By Tram 4-9-16-24-25 “Dam” stop
- Koninklijk Paleis (Royal Palace)
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-13-14-16-17-24-25 “Dam” stop
Theaters
- Edge
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Weesperplein”
By Tram 7-10 Stop “Oosteinde”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By night bus 355 Stop “Wibautstraat”
- Concertgebouw
By Tram 3-5-12-16 Stop “Museumplein”
By Night Bus 358 Stop “Museumplein”
- DeLaMar Theater
By Tram 1-2-5-7-10 Stop “Leidseplein”
By night bus 348-352-353-354-358 Stop “Leidseplein”
- Heineken Music Hall
Metro 50-54 stop Station Bijlmer ArenA
Nightbus 355-357 stop Station Bijlmer ArenA
- Paradise
By Tram 1-2-5-7-10 Stop “Leidseplein”
By night bus 348-352-353-354-358 Stop “Leidseplein”
- Melkweg
By Tram 1-2-5-7-10 Stop “Leidseplein”
By night bus 348-352-353-354-358 Stop “Leidseplein”
- Muziektheater
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By night bus 357-359-361-363 “Waterlooplein” stop
- Stadsschouwburg (city theatre)
By Tram 1-2-5-7-10 Stop “Leidseplein”
By night bus 348-352-353-354-358 Stop “Leidseplein”
- Muziekgebouw BIM-huis
By Tram 25-26 Stop “Muziekgebouw BIM-huis”
By night bus 359 Stop “Jan Schaeferbrug”
Markets
- Albert Cuyp (General Products)
By Tram 4 Stop “Stadhouderskade”
By Tram 16-24 Stop “Albert Cuypstraat”
- Bloemenmarkt (Flowers)
- By Tram 1-2-5 Stop “Koningsplein”
By Tram 4-9-14-16-24-25 “Muntplein” stop
- Dappermarkt (General Products)
By Tram 3-7 Stop “Dapperstraat”
By Tram 9 Stop “1e Van Swindenstraat”
By Tram 14 Stop “Pontanusstraat”
- Waterlooplein (Flea Markets)
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Waterlooplein”
Others
- Amsterdam Arena / Ajax museum Ajax Amsterdam Stadium
By Metro 50-54 Stop “Station Bijlmer ArenA”
- Passenger Terminal Amsterdam PTA
By Tram 25 Stop “Passenger Terminal Amsterdam”
By Tram 26 Stop “Muziekgebouw Bimhuis”
- RAI (Congress Center)
By Metro 50-51 Stop “Station RAI”
By Tram 4 Stop “Station RAI”
By Bus 65 Stop “Dintelstraat”
- World Trade Center
By Metro 50-51 Stop “Station Zuid”
By Tram 5 Stop “Station Zuid”
By Bus 15 Stop “Station Zuid”
By Bus 65 Stop “Station Zuid”
- Site with biography and information about Van Gogh
https://www.artsy.net/artist/vincent-van-gogh
“I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to love people. »
- Vincent Van Gogh
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If you want to treat yourself to a short romantic weekend in Amsterdam here is some information that will allow you to prepare your stay and make it more pleasant.
First of all transport several possibilities according to the budget, the plane, the train or the car. The car to avoid if you only visit Amsterdam because it is difficult to move around but especially to park.
We tested the train, the Thalys, in 1st and 2nd class, between the two the comfort is quite similar. The difference is that in 1st class you are taken care of by a steward or a hostess who takes great care of you, who serves you drinks, a meal tray or small sandwiches throughout the trip. In 1st class you also benefit from free wifi if you wish to continue your reservations for your activities.
On arrival at Amsterdam, first stop Schiphol Airport, you can also book a hotel near the airport shuttles are free to hotels but it is not the most convenient way to visit the city. If we tell you about it, it's because we also tried this option, there are 'RER' type trains to Amsterdam and back to Schiphol approximately every 20 minutes during the day, this rhythm runs every hour from from midnight until 6 am.
If you choose to stay near the airport, we recommend CitizenM hotel, 5 minutes walk out of the terminal on the right, you can book online on their website, the rooms are not very big but original and very clean, a large bed, cable channels and VOD are free. Computers and wifi are at your disposal, it's really a concept to discover. There is also another CitizenM In Amsterdam South.
The next stop Amsterdam Central the station the nerve center of the city. First of all, if you have luggage and want to get rid of it very quickly, there is a locker inside the station, very large but which fills up quickly on weekends, especially on Sunday mornings on the day of departures. We advise you to be there before 10:30 a.m. after they are generally full. The cost is around 7 euros per day, the lockers work automatically with a VISA card.
Leaving the station you have two options for getting around the rental of bike where the tram.
The tram the ticket costs 2.6 euros per person for an hour's journey or there is a day pass for 7 euros, you have the choice between 1,2,3,4 day tickets. The Trams all depart from Central Station, the first thing to do on board is to ask a map of the tram to the driver, he will serve you in all your travels.
If you opt for the bicycle which is the most practical in Amsterdam, to visit the city, the price of a speed bike is about 15 euros per day. There is a more economical price but without gears, there you have to be sporty.
The places to visit absolutely during the weekend are: lhe Van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk museum very close and the
Anne Frank house. You can also try the boat trips which are free with the association that preserves the historic boats of Amsterdam, they live only with donations, on these boats you can take your drinks and your food, only a dozen places available per trip, so book at Boom Chicago Leidseplein 12 or on the website.
The Chicago Boom is a theater café, with a dinner show or simply to drink a beer. Every evening a show of humor and improvisation is played if you are bilingual because it is in English, we recommend it (prices 20 to 35 euros, 4 euros extra on weekends).
Get a guide and a plan before leaving for this weekend. On site, a little tip so as not to queue in front of the museums, remember to book your electronic tickets online before leaving your hotel, you will benefit from priority access.
We hope these few tips will help you during your next stay.
Useful websites:
Museums and interesting sites
- Allard Pierson Museum (Archaeology Museum)
By Tram 4-9-14-16-24-25 stop name "Spui" - Amsterdam-Museum
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-14-16-24-25 “Spui” stop - Artis/Aquarium/Planetarium/Geologisch museum (Royal Artis Zoo)
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Plantage Kerklaan” - Anne Frank Huis (Anne Frank House)
By Tram 13-14-17 Stop “Westermarkt” - Heineken Experience (The Heineken Temple)
By Tram 16-24 Stop “Stadhouderskade” - Hortus Botanicus (Botanical Garden)
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Plantage Kerklaan” - Hermitage Amsterdam
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Mr. Visserplein” - Joods Historical Museum (Historical Jewish Museum)
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Mr. Visserplein” - Madame Tussaud's Amsterdam (Wax Museum)
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-14-16-17-24-25 “Dam” stop - EYE Film Institute Nederland (Film Museum)
By Tram 1 Stop “1e Constantijn Huygensstraat”
By Tram 3-12 “Overtoom” stop - Nederlands Scheepvaartmuseum (Maritime Museum) (closed until September 2011)
- NEMO (Science and Technology)
By Bus 22-42-43 Stop “Kadijksplein” - Rijksmuseum
By Tram 2-5 Stop “Hobbemastraat”,
By Tram 7-10 Stop “Spiegelgracht”,
By Tram 3-12-16-24 Stop “Museumplein” - Het Rembrandthuis (Rembrandt House)
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Mr. Visserplein” - Tropenmuseum (Royal Tropical Institute)
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Mauritskade”
By Tram 3 Stop “Wijttenbachstraat”
By Bus 22 Stop “Mauritskade” - Van Gogh Museum (Van Gogh Museum)
By Tram 2-3-5-12 Stop “Van Baerlestraat”
By Tram 16-24 Stop “Museumplein” - Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art (Museum of Modern Art Amsterdam)
By Tram 2-3-5-12 Stop “Van Baerlestraat”
By Tram 16-24 Stop “Museumplein” - Verzetsmuseum (Dutch Resistance)
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Plantage Kerklaan”
The monuments
- Begijnhof (Parks and Gardens)
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-14-16-24-25 “Spui” stop
- De Nieuwe Kerk (New Church)
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-13-14-16-17-24-25 “Dam” stop
- De Oude Kerk (Old Church)
By Tram 4-9-16-24-25 “Dam” stop
- Koninklijk Paleis (Royal Palace)
By Tram 1-2-4-5-9-13-14-16-17-24-25 “Dam” stop
Theaters
- Edge
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Weesperplein”
By Tram 7-10 Stop “Oosteinde”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By night bus 355 Stop “Wibautstraat”
- Concertgebouw
By Tram 3-5-12-16 Stop “Museumplein”
By Night Bus 358 Stop “Museumplein”
- DeLaMar Theater
By Tram 1-2-5-7-10 Stop “Leidseplein”
By night bus 348-352-353-354-358 Stop “Leidseplein”
- Heineken Music Hall
Metro 50-54 stop Station Bijlmer ArenA
Nightbus 355-357 stop Station Bijlmer ArenA
- Paradise
By Tram 1-2-5-7-10 Stop “Leidseplein”
By night bus 348-352-353-354-358 Stop “Leidseplein”
- Melkweg
By Tram 1-2-5-7-10 Stop “Leidseplein”
By night bus 348-352-353-354-358 Stop “Leidseplein”
- Muziektheater
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By night bus 357-359-361-363 “Waterlooplein” stop
- Stadsschouwburg (city theatre)
By Tram 1-2-5-7-10 Stop “Leidseplein”
By night bus 348-352-353-354-358 Stop “Leidseplein”
- Muziekgebouw BIM-huis
By Tram 25-26 Stop “Muziekgebouw BIM-huis”
By night bus 359 Stop “Jan Schaeferbrug”
Markets
- Albert Cuyp (General Products)
By Tram 4 Stop “Stadhouderskade”
By Tram 16-24 Stop “Albert Cuypstraat”
- Bloemenmarkt (Flowers)
- By Tram 1-2-5 Stop “Koningsplein”
By Tram 4-9-14-16-24-25 “Muntplein” stop
- Dappermarkt (General Products)
By Tram 3-7 Stop “Dapperstraat”
By Tram 9 Stop “1e Van Swindenstraat”
By Tram 14 Stop “Pontanusstraat”
- Waterlooplein (Flea Markets)
By Metro 51-53-54 Stop “Waterlooplein”
By Tram 9-14 Stop “Waterlooplein”
Others
- Amsterdam Arena / Ajax museum Ajax Amsterdam Stadium
By Metro 50-54 Stop “Station Bijlmer ArenA”
- Passenger Terminal Amsterdam PTA
By Tram 25 Stop “Passenger Terminal Amsterdam”
By Tram 26 Stop “Muziekgebouw Bimhuis”
- RAI (Congress Center)
By Metro 50-51 Stop “Station RAI”
By Tram 4 Stop “Station RAI”
By Bus 65 Stop “Dintelstraat”
- World Trade Center
By Metro 50-51 Stop “Station Zuid”
By Tram 5 Stop “Station Zuid”
By Bus 15 Stop “Station Zuid”
By Bus 65 Stop “Station Zuid”
- Site with biography and information about Van Gogh
https://www.artsy.net/artist/vincent-van-gogh
“I feel that there is nothing more truly artistic than to love people. »
- Vincent Van Gogh
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