Welcome to Amsterdam, where great accommodations meet some of the Netherlands greatest culture! Amsterdam is home to sporting events, historic sites, and cultural activities, perfect for visitors looking to enjoy Amsterdam's beautiful waterfront views and cultural diversity! This is the Netherlands at it's best!
Amsterdam Hotel Map offers great rates on over 50 hotels near Amsterdam's main attractions. All of our hotels have been approved by AAA and the Mobile Travel Guide, the authorities in hotel inspection. All hotels offer a generous savings off of regular hotel rack rates. Whether you are coming as a tourist or business traveler, Amsterdam Hotel Map offers great hotels near your area of interest!
Crowne Plaza Hotel Amsterdam The hotel Crowne Plaza Amsterdam Schiphol is a luxury hotel at only a 10-minute drive from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. The hotel is conveniently accessible from the airport via a private airport shuttle bus service. Located only a few miles from the A4, both Amsterdam and The Hague are within easy reach. This hotel is also the ideal basis to visit the Keukenhof flower bulbs. The hotel Crowne Plaza Amsterdam Schiphol offers a complementary shuttle service to companies …more
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Amsterdam Schiphol Airport Hotels From Rotterdam, it takes 45 min by train to Amsterdam. The train departs frequently, once or twice an hour. Local buses to the train station take 20 min. From Eindhoven, it is twice as far, but a direct bus goes from here to central Amsterdam, which takes 90 minutes.
Amsterdam Central Station Hotels Central Station is the hub of Amsterdam - a meeting point for some and a departure point for many.
Downtown Amsterdam Hotels Amsterdam, probably the most planned city of northern Europe, has long been a well-known city.
Museum Square Hotels Museum Square consists of four museums located around the square: the Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum, the Stedelijk Museum, and the Diamond Museum.
Amsterdam Arena Hotels Amsterdam ArenA opened on 14 August 1996. From that day on the Netherlands has had a multifunctional stadium in Amsterdam. Amsterdam Stock Exchange Hotels The Amsterdam Stock Exchange is the former name for the stock exchange based in Amsterdam.
Concertgebouw Hotels Each year the Concertgebouw organizes some 350 concerts in the Main Hall and the Recital Hall. The Concertgebouw also works in close co-operation with impresarios and other organizations that organize concerts in the Main Hall and Recital Hall. The Netherlands Opera Hotels De Nederlandse Opera, (The Netherlands Opera) in Amsterdam, is the leading opera company of the Netherlands. The DNO is renowned for its adventurous and theatrical stagings, its mixed repertoire of modern and established operas, and its strong ensemble orientation.
With its characteristic canals - surrounded by narrow, low, crooked 17th century houses - Amsterdam is, without doubt, one of the most charming capital cities in Europe. Here, you do your sightseeing trip by boat, the shops are small and offer personal service, and the cafes often have tables on the pavement, facing the water. With a rich cultural life and wide range of entertainment, Amsterdam is a full-scale capital city which has managed to retain its small-town feel.
A look at the map of the city shows that there are almost as many canals in the centre as there are streets. While most streets look more like alleys - short and narrow - the canals are much wider. For this reason, not many Amsterdam residents drive a car in the city; it is easier to travel round by boat or tram. Apart from this, bicycles are the most popular and practical means of transport in Amsterdam but it is also an excellent city to explore by foot. Admittedly, you can easily get lost in Amsterdam, where the streets wind round like threads in a spider's web - but there is nowhere else that is so pleasant to get lost in! Beautiful house facades, tulip sellers, street musicians and crowds of people are Amsterdam in a nutshell. Wandering aimlessly between the Central Station and Vondelpark is an entertainment all by itself. Anybody looking for serious entertainment will not be disappointed. In recent years, increasing numbers of modern restaurants and bars have opened in areas such as Jordaan and De Pijp, even though Leidseplein still has the densest concentration of restaurants. Present-day Amsterdam is more about cocktails in modern lounges, but the national mentality is extremely liberal and social. Here, everybody can be themselves and still fit in.
