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Europe's most infamous city remains one of its most popular, and not without good reason: between its world-class art museums, its eminent canals that are perfect for wandering, and its coffee shops that don't exactly specialize in coffee, its variety is glorious indeed. However, with one of... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Prinsengracht: Add a description of this character.
- Holland
- Singel
- Theo Van Gogh
- Waterlooplein
- Dataport
- Leidseplein
- Vermeer
- Fri
- Jordaan
- Herengracht
- Van Dam
- Mik
- Keizersgracht
- Vondelpark
- Alkmaar
- Vincent Van Gogh
- Rembrandtplein
- Museumplein
- V. Map
- Waag
- Hendrick De Keyser
- Anne Frank
- William
- Westergasfabriek
- Weesperplein
- Ferdinand Bolstraat
- Cohen
- Robodock
- Van Zelst
- Prins Hendrikkade
- Cornelis Schuytstraat
- Gouda
- Schoonhoven
- Albert Cuypmarkt
- Jacob De Wit
- Jonathan
- Karel Appel
- Van Rijn
- Napoleon
- Beatrix
- Van Meegeren
- Steen
- Pete
- Spui
- Dc
- Madame Tussaud
- Damstraat
- Westerpark
- Jansen
- Berlage
- Jacob De
Setting & Locations edit
- Amsterdam Centraal Station
- Surinam
- Netherlands
- Europe
- Rotterdam
- Utrecht
- Amstel
- Haarlem
- Uk
- Oud West
- Amstelveenseweg
- Leiden
- Bijlmermeer
- Delft
- London
- France
- New York
- Jodenbuurt
- Spain
- England
- Nieuwmarkt
- Paris
- Zaandam
- Amsterdam Yellow Pages
- Middle Ages
- City Hall
- New Amsterdam
- New Side
- Uitkrant
- America
- Us
- Germany
- Naarden
- Hollywood
- Vijzelstraat
- Indonesia
- Stopera
- Chinatown
- Muntplein
- Oude Kerk
- Panama
- Rozengracht
- Ireland
- Australia
- Antwerp
- Hague
- Usa
- Vondelpark
- Eindhoven
- Kalverstraat
- Belgium
- Dam Square
- Britain
- East India Company
- Amsterdams Historisch Museum
- Noordermarkt
- Schiphol Airport
First Sentence edit
According to legend, Amsterdam was founded by two fishermen and a seasick dog, which ran ashore and threw up on the site of the city when their ship ran aground.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Editors of Time Out (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 914.92352
Subjects edit
- Books › Travel › Europe › Netherlands › Amsterdam
- Books › Travel › Guidebook Series › Time Out Travel
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