Amsterdam, Netherlands
Amsterdam: Secrets of the Golden Age and Water Paths
Discover the secrets of Amsterdam's Golden Age, from the bustling train station to hidden courtyards and picturesque canals.
Discover the secrets of Amsterdam's Golden Age, from the bustling train station to hidden courtyards and picturesque canals.
Discover the secrets of Amsterdam's Golden Age, from the bustling train station to hidden courtyards and picturesque canals.
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An impressive, neo-Renaissance building from 1889, serving as the main gateway to the city. Its richly decorated facade tells the story of Amsterdam as a maritime and trading power.
The historical heart of the city, the place of the most important events. Surrounded by the Royal Palace, Nieuwe Kerk, and the National Monument. According to legend, it is here where Amsterdam was founded.
Originally built as a town hall in the 17th century, during Amsterdam's peak of power. Its monumental, classicist architecture was meant to symbolize the wealth and strength of the city. Today, it serves as one of the official residences of the Dutch royal family.
A quiet, hidden oasis in the heart of the city. This is one of the oldest inner courtyards in Amsterdam, formerly inhabited by Beguines - women belonging to a secular religious association. It is also home to the oldest wooden house in the city.
The only floating flower market in the world. The stalls are located on barges moored along the Singel canal. Here you can buy not only the famous Dutch tulips but also many other flowers and souvenirs.
The bustling square, a hub of entertainment with numerous bars, restaurants, and clubs. At its central point stands the monument of Rembrandt van Rijn, surrounded by sculptures of characters from his most famous painting, 'The Night Watch'.
One of the most photogenic and well-known drawbridges in Amsterdam. Its current form dates back to 1934 but is inspired by the original 17th-century bridge. Illuminated beautifully in the evening, it creates a romantic atmosphere.
A unique viewpoint in the city from which you can simultaneously see seven bridges along the Reguliersgracht canal. It is the quintessence of Amsterdam's landscape and a favorite spot for photographers.
Professional narration in multiple languages with fascinating stories about each place.
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Learn about architectural styles, buildings, and monuments along the route.
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