Authentic RAI Apartment Amsterdam

This splendid Amsterdam apartment is ready to provide a group of four with all the comfort and convenience desired while away for a short stay in the Venice of the North.

Enter this charming place and bathe in the sunlight flooding the bright interiors through ample-sized windows! The generous amount of space allows this fantastic apartment to provide a group of four not only with an authentic sense of freedom, but also with a number of useful daily-use amenities, and all that in an incredibly appealing setting.

The airy daily section, full of classy (and very practical) furniture, stretches along the windowed wall and offers a lounge-like area consisting of two big sofas, a chic coffee table and a TV-DVD home entertainment centre. It extends further and leads you to the dining area furnished with a large dining table, a set of chairs and some additional pieces of furniture. This daily part of the apartment opens onto the balcony, which is a very welcome option for your early cup of coffee or late-evening glass of wine, isn’t it?

The kitchen is found down the hall and comes with a range of diverse cooking amenities, so that you’re able to make the most of your culinary skills. The hall will also take you to the bedrooms, both enjoying a very tranquil, soothing decor – perfect for a good-night sleep. The master bedroom is fitted with a double bed, a capacious wardrobe and a couple of bedside units, while the other bedroom offers two single beds and some extra furniture for your convenience.

Inside this lovely place you will also find a modern bathroom equipped with a sink, toilet and a shower.

This apartment can boast not only a great set of indoor features, but also an excellent location. Situated quite off the city centre, it offers a rich range of less-visited but really amazing attractions.

To start with, you should definitely pay a visit to the local highlight, which is the Amsterdam RAI Exhibition and Convention Centre holding dozens of mind-blowing exhibitions devoted to latest discoveries in the area of technology, IT, communications and many other. If you’re after innovation, this is the place to go to. It is located just a bit to the west from your place of stay – on Europaplein, and right behind there is the green heart of the district – the lovely English garden-styled Beatrixpark.

A walk along Roosveltlaan and Vrijheidslaan will grant you an opportunity to admire some fine ‘living’ examples of Amsterdam School of Architecture, many of which are lined with nice restaurants, bars and shops, as well as to reach the bank of Amstel, where you can rent a boat and tour the city in a bit different way. The district remains well-connected with the heart of Amsterdam (plenty of tram stops, RAI metro station), but the distance you would need to cover to get there is actually best covered on foot, as this way you’ll be able to gaze upon the different faces of Amsterdam – the modern, the classical and the historical, each of them slowly unfolding as you get closer to the strict city centre.

The rest of Amsterdam is also easily accessible. Stops for transport links to the heart of the city are at walking distance. Visit the Museumplein, home to the Van Gogh Museum, the newly reopened Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art and the Rijksmuseum with its collection of world renowned masterworks. Enjoy a boat trip over the canals or rent a bike for a ride along the river Amstel through the Dutch countryside. Something for every taste!