We visit all major cities and the best sights and cultural tours for insight into Europe and we played once again walk the streets of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
The architecture of the sixteenth and seventeenth blends with historic buildings and baroque court, creating a unique style known as Renaissance Holland who finished configuring the canals, bridges and squares scattered around the city.
The museums are very important, housing works by famous artists like Van Gogh and Rembrandt, among others.
With a stable population of 750,000, Amsterdam has a great cultural reputation internationally, and many travelers from all over Europe have flocked there to enjoy cafes, literary lectures, theater and other artistic expressions.
More than fifty museums are part of the main circuit of the city, among which the Van Gogh Museum, the Stedelijk Museum and Rijksmuseum.
Another traditional attraction of the streets of Amsterdam is the outdoor markets. There you can get not only fresh vegetables and fruits, but all kinds of clothing, antiques, books and gifts.
For those who enjoy walking and stopping to look, in addition to see prices and take all kinds of memories, the main recommendation Cuypmarkt Albert market is the largest and most complete of the city, with almost 200 posts.
There are many transport options for reaching Amsterdam. A wide network of Train helps you to reach Amsterdam. If you are going to Amsterdam from Paris then you have to take Thalys train. It takes you directly into Amsterdam. And if you are in United Kingdom then you have to take Eurostar Train which is directly connected with Amsterdam from London. So take Eurostar to Amsterdam train from London St. Pancras International Station. This Eurostar train takes you to the Belgium capital, Brussels. You can easily book your Eurostar train tickets from the official website Eurostar.com.
Our ride for Father's Day through the streets of Amsterdam can not ignore the specialties of the cuisine and bars Holland, famous for the hustle and the wide range of offerings. A trip recommended maximizing the Netherlands and its wonders.
Thursday 25 February 2010
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