Canal Side apartment Amsterdam

A cosy apartment for 2 persons, combining class and functionality, conveniently located in the centre of Amsterdam, right in the core of the outrageous Red Light District

Enjoy the exquisite and captivating experience of residing in a typical Dutch building located right in the heart of the old centre of Amsterdam, in one of the canals crossing the area that hosts the famous Red Light District.

The apartment has been recently renovated to match the new standards of accommodation, oozing style and functionality in a unique blend of antique tradition and modernity.
A wide living room creates a special atmosphere, homely and naturally brightened by three large windows facing the underlying waterway. The white walls gracefully contrast with the vivid colors of the sofa and couches and a flatscreen TV will entertain you during your indoor evenings.

If you wish to prepare a delicious meal, you will find everything necessary in the modern kitchen situated on the side of the dining area, this latter provided with a small, elegant table and two chairs, conveniently set facing the window, to grant a much cosier breakfast, a cheerful lunch with friends or an intimate dinner enjoying a romantic view.

The kitchen is equipped with a large top surface hosting a hob and a sink, while the handy wall cabinets and the drawers will offer sufficient space for your goods and provisions.

The bedroom is elegant and comfortable, furnished with a double bed and minimalist essential furnitures.

The bathroom is well equipped with a shower box, a sink and a toilet.

The apartment is conveniently situated in a traditional Dutch house facing one of the canals that delineate the Red Light District’s borders. The area, called De Wallen (the walls, in English) is the most visited place of Amsterdam due to its fame as the district where everything is possible, a true immense temple of transgression in the open air, known all over the world.

The Red Light District stretches in the intricate urban net surrounding the oldest church of Amsterdam, De Oude Kerk, built around 1300 and renovated many times during the centuries to finally assume the majestic, imposing shape that we know nowadays. Check the website www.oudekerk.nl to find out that the church hosts many concerts as well as exhibitions, besides being an important worship place.

You will sojourn at a walking distance from the Oudekerksplein and also from the Nieuwmarkt square, renowned for it traditional bars and restaurants and for the daily morning market. On the northern side of the latter stretches the Chinese neighborhood, the Zeedijk, leading up to the Centraal Station and to the Warmoestraat, the long street that links the Red Light District to the Dam square. Here you will find the best restaurants, bars and pubs in town, along with any kind of shop, from innocuous souvenir stores to more outrageous, x-rated ones.