- Geographic location:The Netherlands is located in northwestern Europe with Belgium to its south, Germany to the east and is bordered by the North Sea
- Capital:Amsterdam
- Language:Dutch, German
- Travel documents required:EU nationals can enter The Netherlands for three months with just their national identity card or valid passport. Visitor from some 60 countries – including Australia, Israel, Japan, Canada, South Korea, Singapore, the USA, New Zealand, and most of Europ
- Voltage used :230 volts at 50Hz
- Time zone:GMT +1
- Dialling code:( +31)
- Climate:Similar to the UK - cold and wet during the winter. Warm during the summer months
- Vaccines:Not vacinations are required
- Currency:Euro
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Top Tips for visiting Amsterdam
af AlexAmsterdam is best explored on foot as most of the essential sights are within walking distance. However, for those a little wary on their feet, an unlimited tram pass can be picked up for around 4€ as day, or 2€ for single journeys. Of course Amsterdam’s café culture is famed throughout Europe, but for a better experience, try and avoid the overly commercial and pricey cafes in the main squares of Leidseplein and Rembrandtplein. Instead head to somewhere sophisticated. The Grand Cafe has a fabulous terrace over the River Amstel (Wynand Fockink, Pijlsteeg 31). Alternatively try some traditional Dutch gin at Proeflokalen (tasting houses) left in the city. And to avoid the crowds, head to museums, including Anne Frank’s house either first thing for last night at night, otherwise be faced with spending most of your day in queues. Enjoy�
- Publiceret den 25/05/2009
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The Other Side to Amsterdam
af AlexEveryone knows what to expect from a traditional visit to Amsterdam – hookers, dope dens, canals, tulips and clogs, but dig a little deeper to find a little more to this popular city break destination. Just off the tourist map, near to Central Station, wander into the recently developed Eastern Docklands. Until the last decade the area around Java and and Sporenburg and Borneo lay derelict, however, today this is one of Amsterdam’s hippeset regions. Wander the streets here to find ecletic art studios and designer fashion�
- Publiceret den 25/05/2009
