Tulip A Apartment Amsterdam

Accommodating up to four guests, this beautiful apartment offers a welcome retreat within the peaceful Plantage district of Amsterdam.

Oozing a sense of style and sophistication, this apartment provides the perfect place in which to relax and unwind following an action packed day of visiting the superb array of sights and attractions that the city has to offer.

The living room, which is furnished with a comfy sofa, a coffee table and a flatscreen television, is framed by several large windows which allow an abundance of natural light to gracefully flow through the area. The contemporary kitchen is fully equipped with all the necessary appliances that you will need in order to prepare a home cooked meal, which can be eaten together with your companions at the elegant dining table.

The calm and inviting bedroom not only ensures that you have somewhere to rest and appreciate a good night’s sleep, but also features plenty of storage space in which to stow away your personal belongings. The refreshing bathroom is fitted with a toilet, washbasin, bathtub and shower. Completing this beautiful abode is the apartment’s charming outdoor patio, where you can sit back and enjoy a glass of beer or wine in the evening.

Occupying a prime position within Amsterdam’s green and leafy Plantage district, this apartment is just a few minutes away from the magnificent River Amstel, which gracefully flows into the heart of the city centre. Boasting some beautiful scenery, the river is also regularly used to host a number of events throughout the year, including the crowd pleasing rowing races Head of the River Amstel and the Heineken Roeivierkamp.

At the edge of the River Amstel is the striking Royal Carre Theatre, which showcases some truly excellent entertainment, such as opera performances, cabaret shows and pop concerts. The remarkable theatre dates back to the late 1800s and was built by Oscar Carre to provide a permanent home for his famous winter circus.

Also close by are Amsterdam’s simply stunning Botanical Gardens, which are a sight certainly not to be missed. Filled with around 6000 species of incredible plants, the 17th century gardens are amongst the oldest in the world and were originally used to supply herbal medicines to local pharmacists. Nowadays the gardens have become a popular tourist attraction within the city and are much-loved for their tranquil atmosphere and picturesque backdrop.