Amsterdam News
February 22, 2012
Amsterdam News:
It’s official: Apple Store, Amsterdam will be open for business on Saturday, March 3, at 10:00 am. The company’s first flagship store in the Benelux is located in the palatial Hirsch Building which overlooks Leidseplein, the cornerstone of Amsterdam’s entertainment district. »
February 20, 2012
Amsterdam News:
The City of Amsterdam has posted a warning on its official website stating that an organization is mailing invoices to local businesses for listings in ‘the municipal guide.’ The City of Amsterdam is in no way involved in publication of the guide. »
February 17, 2012
Amsterdam News:
Despite the economic crisis half the municipalities in the Amsterdam region last year increased their tourist tax fees. “Tourist tax should be abolished in this time of crisis,” a spokesman for the Dutch trade association for the hotel and catering industry says. »
February 13, 2012
Amsterdam News:
An Amsterdam police SWAT team has arrested a man at Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, after he had told several people that he was carrying a bomb. Members of the Explosives Ordnance Disposal unit are examining a package the man had been carrying. »
February 9, 2012
Amsterdam Events • Amsterdam News:
This Saturday, for the first time in fifteen years, the Keizersrace — a short distance ice skating race is to held in Amsterdam. The Emperor’s Race, organized by local news daily De Telegraaf, takes place on Keizersgracht — literally, Emperor’s Canal. »
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December 13, 2011
Amsterdam Photos • Cafes & Pubs • Jordaan:
Located at what many consider to be one of the most beautiful spots in Amsterdam — the corner of Prinsengracht and Brouwersgracht — Café Tabac is a popular pub known for its friendly staff and customers. »
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February is the coldest month throughout the Netherlands, and the the coldest time of the year to spend in Amsterdam. But it’s also one of the driest months, and with the lengthening days you’ll see a bit more sun. »
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February 19, 2012
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Amsterdam Tourist Information
Muntplein:
De Munt is not the type of square where you sit down at a terrace and enjoy the scenery. It is a busy junction sporting a never-ending jumble of cars, trams, bikes and people. It is a good place from which to explore the Flower Market, nearby Rembrandtplein, or the Kalverstraat shopping district. »
Visitors Guide:
One of the most frequently asked question we receive at Dutch Amsterdam is this one: Where is Amsterdam? We’re glad you asked. »
About Amsterdam:
The Municipality of Amsterdam is divided into seven boroughs are responsible for many administrative activities that previously had been run by the municipality. Decisions affecting the borough are made at a local level, while issues that affect the whole city are handled by the central city council. »
Rokin:
Rokin is the thoroughfare between Amsterdam’s Dam square and Munt square. While it has lots a lot of its erstwhile allure, the street is rich in history. Rokin is part of what the city of Amsterdam considers it’s ‘red carpet’ into the city. »
Music:
Amsterdam is home to the most prominent music hall in the Netherlands — the Muziekgebouw, literally ‘Music Building.’ The Muziekgebouw is lauded for its great acoustics, and guests tend to agree that — as the venue promotes itself — it is the ‘Concert Hall of the 21st Century.’ »
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