Dam Square Apartment 2 Amsterdam

With an amazing central location in Dam Square itself and enough room for up to 6 guests, the 3-bedroom Dam Square Apartment 2 makes an ideal alternative to renting hotel rooms in the city.

Staying together under one roof makes your holiday so much more fun and enjoyable. This holiday apartment has lots of room for everyone. There are two double beds in two of the rooms and two single beds in the third bedroom. Housed in the top floors of the building you will fall in love with the exposed wooden ceiling beams which give the rooms a lovely romantic air. Downstairs is an attractively decorated living room with wooden floors and modern black and white comfortable furniture. Relax and enjoy watching the flat-screen TV together. There’s also a large dining table with six chairs for you to enjoy meal times together. You can easily prepare food for you and your guests in the open kitchen which is equipped with all the cooking equipment you will need. Most impressive are the magnificent views from the windows here, looking across the majestic Dam Square and the Royal Palace. You cannot imagine a more central location in the city. The apartment has its own private bathroom fitted with sink, bath, shower and toilet.

Such a central location means that you have access to all the city’s most popular visitor attractions on foot and excellent transport links will take you effortlessly across the city further out of town if you so wish.

 

Important information:

The open stairs in the apartment makes the apartment less suitable for small children, elderly or infirm.

 

 

Dam Square itself is the jewel of Amsterdam. A thriving busy plaza filled with people, buskers, street performers and human statues at all times of the day and night, there is always something new to see. Of course Amsterdam has many jewels in its crown. Be sure to take any of the roads outwards from behind the palace and you will find yourself in the world famous Canal Belt. Possibly the most beautiful and oldest part of the city, the picturesque narrow streets, long canals, little bridges and 17th century leaning canal-side townhouses are absolutely breathtaking. Try to visit at least once at night time when the canals are lit up beautifully by little lights under the bridges.

If you are interested in the history of the city then head to Amsterdam’s Historical Museum, also now known simply as Amsterdam Museum. Located just a few minutes walk from your apartment it offers an insight into the rich history of this incredible European capital city. The story is told to you chronologically and spread over three floors of an impressive ancient building which once used to be the city’s orphanage. From religion, folklore and art to social subcultures, entertainment and prostitution - the city’s amazing history is revealed in the most enlightening way. If you thought history was boring then this museum will change you mind!

If you are looking for a gift for friends or relatives back home then why not head to the nearby floating Flower Market at the end of Rokin? Here you can arrange for authentic Dutch tulip bulbs to be sent to their address. An unusual but hugely popular idea, it is certainly one or two less presents for you to carry home on the plane!

 

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