Dutch Rembrandt Apartment Amsterdam

Occupying a prime position just minutes away from Amsterdam’s vibrant city centre, this beautiful apartment offers an ideal base for up to six guests.

Conveniently situated within close proximity to a huge array of must see sights and attractions, this apartment provides the perfect starting point from which your explorations of this truly fascinating city can begin.

Beaming with an abundance of natural light, which gracefully pours in through the large windows, the living room is furnished with a comfy sofa, matching armchairs, a coffee table and a flatscreen television for your viewing entertainment. Attractive wooden flooring leads you through to the contemporary kitchen, which is fully equipped with everything that you will need in order to prepare a home cooked meal within the apartment. An elegant dining table is also at your disposal, creating the model setting for an evening get together.

The bright and airy bedrooms ensure that everyone has a tranquil place in which to relax and unwind following an action packed day of sightseeing and adventures. Completing this beautiful abode is the apartment’s stylish bathroom, which is fitted with a toilet, washbasin and shower enclosure.

Ideally located just a short walk away from the heart of the city centre, this apartment is perfectly positioned within easy reach of some of Amsterdam’s most famous sights and attractions.

One such attraction is the iconic Dam Square, an enormous square which attracts visitors from all over the world. Bustling with activity, the square is lined with shops, bars and restaurants and is also where you will find several of the city’s most prominent buildings including the magnificent 17th century Royal Palace, the striking New Church and the impressive Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky. At the centre of Dam Square is the National Monument, which proudly stands in honour of those who fought in the Second World War.

Also close by, set within one of the oldest parts of Amsterdam, is the energetic Red Light District, which is definitely worthy of a visit. Characterised by narrow streets which are adorned with red lit windows, the Red Light district boasts a lively nightlife scene and attracts revellers from far and wide. The area is also the home to Amsterdam’s oldest church, the remarkable Oude Kerk (Old Church), which dates all the way back to the 1300s and exhibits some stunning examples of fine architecture.