Amsterdam Travel Q&A
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Jasper van der Meer and 17 others answered ·
Netherlands: Cities/sights to see driving from Amsterdam to Belgium and back in 2 days? (18 Answers)
...If you go from Kinderdijk to Rotterdam , you might as well stop in the oldest city in The Netherlands : Dordrecht. The old town is super cool with all classic houses, built in typical Dutch style. Walk through the street... See More
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Tony Wright and 17 others answered ·
Europe: Anyone have any quick day/ off the beaten path trips in Europe? (18 Answers)
You can get to Cesky Krumlov pretty easily from Prague (the busses often have wifi and drink service and are super cheap). It's a Unesco World Heritage site!It's a charming small town with easy river paddling/rafting, some great hiking, a great castl... See More
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Mandy R. and 16 others answered ·
Europe: Is it too much? (17 Answers)
It's quite much for 14 days. I would skip Frankfurt, it's not so interesting as a city to visit. For most distances you can take the train. In Germany you can also chose to take long distance buses, they are cheaper than the train. You can search for... See More
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Andrew Pendrick and 15 others answered ·
Amsterdam: What are the 3 best museums in Amsterdam? (16 Answers)
...My favourite is Museum Van Loon but Museum Willet-Holthuysen has it's charms. Otherwise you really can't go wrong with Vermeer and Rembrandt in the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam and the incredible breadth of work in the Van Gogh Museum .... See More
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Federica Santulli and 15 others answered ·
Athens: Eurotrip: 28 nights, 9 Countries, 12 Cities (16 Answers)
Hi! Visit EXPO in Milan during your trip, you can't missi it! You can find good accommodation on bnbgenius.com, is like airbnb but "made in italy"! If you need a local friend in Milan you can book an experience with local people on Guide Me Right! See More
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Scott Milsom and 13 others answered ·
Frankfurt: Given time constraint, what ONE (or two) places is a MUST visit in Europe? (14 Answers)
I didn't see Barcelona or Rome on your list but these are "must see" European cities in my opinion. Also, I think that Paris can be easily done on 3 nights, instead of 5. In October, at least in London it could start to get chilly (at least at night)... See More
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Sabine van der Horst and 13 others answered ·
Europe: 2 Week Backpacking Trip to Europe in December- doable with just a carry on? (14 Answers)
Hi Dahlia, It really depends on what type of girl you are and if you don't mind wearing the same clothes over and over :-). Like Maria suggested on the flights wear layers; warm coat, nice warm scarf, your hat and your heaviest, biggest boots. You ju... See More
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John Kelleher and 13 others answered ·
Amsterdam: Amsterdam or Brussels/Brugge? (14 Answers)
I'm tempted to be a contrarian here and say Brussels but if you've never been ,I'd go to Amsterdam over Brussels.However I feel compelled to point out that Brussels is a lot more interesting and fun than the others seem to think.For one thing there a... See More
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Emily Barros and 13 others answered ·
Europe: Train or Plane during Europe trip? (14 Answers)
Hello Harpeet,I have done both & I would recommend the train for most inter-European travel. Pros of train travel:For the same, or sometimes less money you can travel in first class comfortable seatingThere is no need to arrive two hours ahead of tim... See More
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Sally Elbassir and 12 others answered ·
Amsterdam: Must-see things and restaurants in Amsterdam? (13 Answers)
I ate some amazing food in Amsterdam and have some good recos for you!Restaurant Blauw: hands down the best Indonesian food I've ever had - and I've been to Indonesia. You can order a sampler that lets you try all 15-20 dishes. Make reservations! Ver... See More
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Rijksmuseum Amsterdam (attraction)
1 Jan Luijkenstraat Amsterdam 020 674 7000
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Van Gogh Museum (attraction)
7 Paulus Potterstraat Amsterdam 020 570 5200
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Anne Frank House (attraction)
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