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NH Grand Hotel KrasnapolskyNH Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky
Dam 9,
Amsterdam, 1012 NL
NH Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky is situated opposite the Royal Palace and approximately 10 miles from Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. It is surrounded by department stores, boutiques, and shopping alleys. Numerous sights, museums, and theaters in the historic city center are within walking distance. Hotel amenities include the private landing dock for boats, the two restaurants, and the lounge...more

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NH Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky
Dam 9,
Amsterdam, 1012 NL

Hotel Amsterdam De Roode Leeuw
Damrak 93-94,
Amsterdam, 1012 LP NL

Best Western Dam Square Inn
12-16 Gravenstraat,
Amsterdam, 1012 NM NL

Best Western Plushotel Blue Square
Slotermeerlaan 80
Amsterdam, NL 1064 HD

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ABOUT AMSTERDAM

Visiting the European city of Amsterdam is a thrill for people of all interests because of the wide variety of sights, cultural activities, events and exceptional cuisine to enjoy. In what has come to be known as an international mecca for the arts and culture, Amsterdam is sure to entertain with the number of museums and festivals that are held year round. Walking and boat tours through the old town and city canals can be coordinated to make some of the best day long ways to see the city.

If you are considering a visit to Amsterdam there are a lot of popular activities and sights, as well as some less known sights. A visit to the Delft museums, cruising the canals, royal castles, and a trip through the museum campus are some of the more popular places to go. More unique events or tours include touring Amsterdam the way Rembrandt saw it, a trip to the Botanical Gardens, and some interesting shopping in the Dappermarkt. Once you have seen as much of Amsterdam as you want to, or need a break from the tours, there are hundreds of festivals hosted by the city featuring everything from film, music, dance, art, and literature.

The age of a city such as Amsterdam gives it so much charm, intrigue and fascinating sides to discover. Once here, you will find that it is a dense blend of old and new that could take years to explore, so take some time out now to really get an idea of exactly what it is you want to see and consider guided tours that will really enhance your trip. This multicultural city thrives because of its residents, so make sure you also take the time to get to know them as much as you are getting to know their city.