Brouwers Canal Apartment Amsterdam

Brouwers Canal Apartment Amsterdam is a spacious and elegant 2-bedroom ground floor apartment, located in an authentic canal house at one of Amsterdam's most beautiful canals.

Step inside a traditional setting abounding with space, brightness, and rich ornamentation. Indeed, this place feels like a museum – but a very cosy and homelike one, the character of the interiors adds a special taste to this unusual indoor experience. The living room offers high windows, a couple of comfortable sofas, a flatscreen TV for some home entertainment, and a charming fireplace along with beautiful illumination of chandeliers. The lovely wooden floors will take you further to the dining area where you will find a classy dining table complete with a set of chairs for all the guests, and the modern stylish kitchen – located separately – provides a rich supply of cooking amenities for your convenience. 

Both of the available bedrooms come in a tranquil, atmospheric décor, and are furnished with a double bed and a pair of nightstands with lamps each. There is a huge wardrobe with a mirror in the hallway to one of the bedrooms. The bathroom is fitted with a sink, toilet, shower and a bathtub.

If you leave at Amsterdam Central Station, you won’t even need to take a ride to your place of stay, as it will be enough to head west along Brouwersgracht. The stroll will probably take about ten minutes and you’re on the spot. This is the wonderful Jordaan district. Nearby the apartment you will find a number of eating establishments – and this is actually one of the trademarks of the neighborhood; as places like Café Thijssen, Duende Tapas bar, Italian restaurant Toscanini, or Domenica will be right outside your doorstep, it is strongly advised to use their offer. Eet smakelijk! 

Getting to the main course of your local sightseeing experience, you should definitely head south along Prinsengracht – this way you will be able to spot the splendid Noorderkerk with the adjoining Noordermarkt, stop by at the lovely Amsterdam Tulip Museum, visit the famous Anne Frank House (next to the massive Westerkerk), and learn more about houseboats at the inspiring Houseboat Museum (which is a houseboat itself, by the way). And if you head east, you will have all the local highlights like the Dam Square, Begijnhof, the Oude Kerk and De Wallen at hand. 

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