Dapper Market 12 Apartment Amsterdam

Come and stay at the 1-bedroom Dapper Market Apartment 12. If you are looking for somewhere centrally located and offering comfort and style for up to 2 guests then this apartment is for you.

This 3rd floor apartment boasts lots of natural light, stylish furnishings and beautiful laminate flooring throughout. There’s a fully fitted kitchen with everything you need for preparing your own favourite meals form back home Enjoy them served up at the dining table and chairs also provided. The living area has a lovely comfy sofa. From here you and your guests can also watch the flat screen TV provided for your entertainment. You will find international channels pre-programmed with global visitors in mind. The apartment has its own private designer bathroom fitted with a toilet, sink and shower. The bedroom is attractively decorated with matching wallpaper and bed linen. There’s a double bed, practical furniture as well attractive mood lighting.

This extremely appealing apartment makes the perfect alternative to renting hotel rooms in the city for you and your guests It’s always much more fun to live together under the same roof when you are on holiday.

The Dapper Market Apartment 12 sits in one of the most cosmopolitan districts of the city, the Dapperbuurt. This lovely neighbourhood lies just east of the city centre alongside the leafy Plantage district. You will find the glorious Oosterpark just a few minutes walk away from the apartment and the excellent Dappermarkt. Leading travel publications have voted it as one of the ‘top ten shopping streets in the world’. Here you can purchase all kinds of ingredients for cooking, clothing and other interesting international goods.

A walk into the city centre takes just 10 minutes and will take you past the famous Artis Zoo, the Botanical gardens and the wonderful Waterlooplein Market. Alternatively you can hop on one of the many trams that pass the end of the apartment’s street. Trams go directly to and from central station in minutes which is great news for travellers with lots of luggage.

There are over 60 museums to explore in Amsterdam and most are in the very centre of the city. The most visited has to be the Anne Frank House Museum situated at the northern end of the Prinsengracht. You can learn about Anne and her family and friends’ lives in the tiny rooftop annexe where they hid form the Nazi regime during the war. You are able to climb through the secret doorway into their hide-away as well as see Anne’s actual diary and notes. The museum offers an insight into the history of ‘tolerance’ around the world and encourages visitors to consider their own actions in the future. An enlightening, moving and thought provoking experience for visitors of all ages. Since the museum is extremely popular all year round it is advisable to get there as early as possible in order to avoid the extremely long queues that occur particularly in the summer months.