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Take a canal cruise to discover the city and its narrow houses from a different perspective. The boat tours start at various points along the canals.
The house where Anne Frank hid during the Second World War has been converted into a museum. It honors the memory of those who resisted the Nazi regime. The museum, located near one of the main canals, the “Prinsengracht”, commemorates the persecution and discrimination of the Jews during the occupation.
The famous painter Vincent van Gogh and his works welcome you to the heart of Amsterdam. This museum houses one of the largest collections of a single artist in the world. As all the works are never on display at the same time, it is advisable to visit the place more than once.
The Amsterdam Winter Fair, also known as “Winter Paradise”, offers an indoor and outdoor ice rink, a Ferris wheel, a carousel and even cross-country skiing trails.
The “Vondelpark ” is the largest and most famous city park in Amsterdam and is centrally located near the city’s most important museums. It offers a green oasis with extensive meadows, ponds and old trees and is a popular meeting place for walkers, cyclists, musicians and artists. Relaxation and tranquillity are guaranteed here!
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2 nights
339€
2nd class train
4* hotel + breakfast