This is one of the widest waterways in the city and one that you can take a canal boat on, or walk along. It is not the most charming, but it is very practical as a way for transport. Several big b…Full review by Thomas V
May 28, 2024
Amazing area, stuuning Dutch place, I love Amsterdam and Amstel. Its a dutchland, an Unique view, great road and walking street, beside by-cycle road thats amazing stuff here in NL.Full review by OmMamoon
Feb 25, 2024
It is well known that the River Amstel gave the name to the city. For us, Amsterdam is bridges and canals where ducks swim. The embankments in the city center are very narrow, fences are very rare, s…Full review by nickfE8775MM
Hi everybody I am travellign to Amsterdam in Sep. could you tell me which streets and canals are necessary to visit and i should not miss them? Thanx
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I would say do not miss the 'old town' streets. The canal houses and typical historic Amsterdam scenery. You can comfortably walk the whole route. About 2 hours' walk. Ask for a map …
I would say do not miss the 'old town' streets. The canal houses and typical historic Amsterdam scenery. You can comfortably walk the whole route. About 2 hours' walk. Ask for a map at your hotel to see at which point to start, closest to your hotel. The canal boats also depart from a few points - you can find that on the map. The normal 'sightseeing' canal ride takes about 1 hour. You will see most of the same that you have seen on your walk, but it is nice to listen to the history. If you prefer going by boat only, you can take the hop-on hop-off canal boats. They work the same as the buses - get off where you want to spend some time. Enjoy your visit, Amsterdam is a city with it's own unique charm! (And watch out for bicycles ;)
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