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Little souvenirs in unique shapes make for unusual gifts. Fish-shaped pens, lipstick, syringes (this is Amsterdam after all! ), hand-glove puppet-shaped washcloths, spherical dice and all sorts of colorful knick-knacks are available here.
Little souvenirs in unique shapes make for unusual gifts. Fish-shaped pens, lipstick, syringes (this is Amsterdam after all ! ), hand-glove puppet-shaped washcloths, spherical dice and all sorts of colorful knick-knacks are available here .
Location: Prinsengracht 297 Tel: 020/627-9540
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amsterdamStep into a world of exquisite antique and contemporary jewelry and gorgeous antique silver at this elegant shop situated opposite the Allard-Pierson Museum in the historic and beautiful heart of Amsterdam. This establishment, opened in 1823, specializes in European silver, antiques and second hand jewelry. The splendid collection showcased in brocaded display cases and richly carved cabinets is a tribute to fine craftsmanship. The antique jewelry displayed alongside the variety of sterling silverware vies for your attention as does the silver plaque depicting the entrance to an Amsterdam hospital or the 18th century perpetual calendar. In 1973, this establishment became suppliers of the Dutch royalty. Jewelry is also designed, made and repaired in the workshop located on the premises.
amsterdamAnother market unique to Amsterdam is the Bloemenmarkt, the world’s only floating flower market.
amsterdamExpect an explosive and unique combination when a hip, trendy, artistic, avant-garde and a wee bit loud store for women is set in a protected historical monument, the 17th century Klein Trippenhuis. This counter-intuitive setting sets the mood of this store where co-proprietor Desiree Webers showcases her designer fashions along with other Dutch and international designers.
amsterdamWant to wash away your worries or wash away your sins; there's soap aplenty to do all of that, plus more. You'll be amazed that a simple commodity like soap could be an object of artistic creation. Enter the shop and your senses will be assaulted with the fragrance of vanilla, rose and other essential oils. The variety of shapes and sizes of soap available here is astounding. Imagine a chess set made of soap, soap alphabet blocks and soap in the shape of a cow! At la Savonnerie you can buy personalized soaps and even make your own customized soap with oils and perfumes of your choice.
amsterdamUnassuming and modest, the exterior of this emporium belies the content loaded within. High quality Makkumware porcelain from Koninklijke Tichelaars is available at this shop which stocks all kinds of everything related to Delftware. Genuine articles as well as imitations are available in elegant designs. Funky shapes are available as well like ceramic clogs, Christmas decorations, misshapen vases, etc.
amsterdamIf branded items and exclusive designer labels is what you are looking for, then look no further. From Gucci bags, Fieldcrest towels and a host of other designer tags to compliment your wardrobe, this elegant store has it all. Household goods with labels to boast and a galaxy of personal items are also available here.
amsterdamNot one to flaunt its name, this unobtrusive store is a name to reckon with when it comes to a collection of antiques. In the business since 1878, Mathieu Hart is a veritable treasure trove. Color etchings of Dutch cities give you an artistic view of Amsterdam or the Dutch countryside. Rare old prints are also available here. A collection of famous 18th century Delftware along with grandfather clocks are also part of the unique items the shop has to offer.
amsterdamThe Museum Quarter which is located in Amsterdam Zuid is considered to be the Rodeo Drive of Amsterdam. It has the most popular designer’s shops clothes and shoes shops along with massage, well being, health, florist and specialist shops.
amsterdamAt the P.C. Hooftstraat you will find all the haute couture boutiques: Cartier, Gucci, Tommy Hilfiger and the very impressive Oger shop.
amsterdamThe perfect place to find gold and silver turned into stunning jewelry, each piece of which is an expression of art. Owner Paul Derrez's creativity does not stop here. Visit the store to see the playful pieces he turns other materials like rubber, foam and feathers into.
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amsterdamAnne Frank, a girl who wrote about her experiences during the Second World War has her house in the Jordaan area of Amsterdam. This is the house where the Anne Frank along with her family spent 25 months during the war. A must see for those who love history and were touched by her story.
amsterdamA true treat for art lovers, the Rijkmuseum features a splendid collection of Dutch paintings from the Golden Age.
amsterdamOne of the most famous artists in history, Van Gogh's work is displayed at the Van Gogh Museum. Located between the Rijksmuseum and the Stedelijk Museum, the museum entrance is at the Paulus, Potterstraat 7. Tram No 2 and 5 from the Central Station will take you to the museum. The museum is disabled friendly.
amsterdamLocated in central Amsterdam on the Dam Square, this 17th century palace was originally built as a city hall for Amsterdam's magistrates. The museum is now used primarily for state functions and for presentation of various official and royal prizes. The Palace is not open to visitors as it has been temporarily closed down for major renovation.
amsterdamThis street market is one of the most popular in the whole of Holland. Started in 1903, this market now has over 300 stalls on both sides of the street. These stalls sell everything from clothes, cosmetics and chocolates to fruit, fish and vegetables. The market is a good place to test your bargaining skills. The market is open from 9.30 am to 5 pm, Monday to Saturday. Due to bad weather during winters, the market may close earlier.
amsterdamWith almost 25 perfect of its surface area covered with navigable waterways, Amsterdam is often known as the Venice of the East. Canal Cruises have hence emerged as a major tourist attraction in the city. For those who want to go on a canal cruise, boats can be taken on rent from various boat rental companies. There is a choice of pedal or electrically powered boat. Once popular, Houseboats are now almost exclusively private residences, and strict government regulations mean that only a few of them have legal rental space.
amsterdamIn central Amsterdam you will come across the famous Madame Tussauds Amsterdam Museum which houses wax filled statues of Dutch and foreign stars. Conveniently located on Dam Square, Madame Tussauds is at 10 minutes walking distance from Central Station. Parking places are easily available nearby. If you wish to travel by tram you can use Tram No 1, 2, 5, 13, 17 and 20 that will drop you at Magna Plaza/Dam or Tram No. 4, 9, 16, 20 and 24 that stop at Bijenkorf/Dam.
amsterdamRembrandtplein is another major tourist attraction in central Amsterdam. This square named after famous painter Rembrandt van Rijn, was originally a butter market. Over time various cafes, night clubs and hotels opened in the area making it one of the hottest nightspots in the city.
amsterdamThe museum is organizing exhibitions, projects, workshops and other activities at various venues throughout Amsterdam. Stedelijk Goes to Town is a countdown to the grand re-opening on the Museumplein. For most of 2009, items from Stedelijk's fantastic collection will be on show in major exhibitions at other locales in Amsterdam.
amsterdamLocated near the Museum Quarter, Vondelpark is one of the largest parks in Amsterdam, very popular with locals and tourists alike. The open air theatre at the park has theatrical performances five days week. During June, July and August, one can enjoy concerts and musical performances at the open air theatre.
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amsterdamBurger Bar is another popular restaurant with reasonable prices that is the ideal choice for anyone who loves a good old fashioned burger.
amsterdamEver tried Indonesian cuisine? If not, then head for De Orient which brings the taste of Indonesian food to your palate.
amsterdamA cafe that has over-sized almost everything! You'll find giant cups of coffee, muffins, bagels, cheesecake, cookies, and brownies which bring a sense of New York and California together.
amsterdamFor those who crave a bit of South American food, Los Latinos a South American grill Steak House is the place which offers some of the finest steaks in town.
amsterdamThe Bamboeseur is a small cozy bar serving snacks and lunches. Evenings see the mezzanine turned into a small restaurant that serves a limited European menu of vegetarian and non vegetarian dishes. The younger crowd generally frequents this place creating an ambiance of jovility and cheer. Loud modern music adds to the spirit of bonhomie and merriment. The service at the bar is mostly female.
amsterdamIt is more of a deli that has the best sandwiches and salads in town. So if you are weight conscious or a salad freak just ask someone to show you the way to Dimitrij.
amsterdamA restaurant that offers nothing but the best French cuisine at affordable prices and the food itself says enough about the chef and quality. There is a large variety of food that is changed up every week making this one of the hot spots for French food in Amsterdam.
amsterdamFeeling hungry and you need quantity? Then Proust is a place that offers good food in satisfying amounts. Probably that’s why locals love it!
amsterdamFor those who love a little kick in their food, Restaurant Dosa is an Indian restaurant located at Overtoom and is a favorite amongst the wealthy. They specialize in traditional Southern Indian cuisine with the dosa being one of the popular items on the menu.
amsterdamSari Citra is another Indonesian restaurant - one of the most amazing restaurants in Amsterdam with the finest Indonesian food. It is popular among the hard working people who want to get a quick bite to eat after office hours. Loation: Ferdinand Bolstraat 52 Tel: 020-6754102 Type: Indonesian