Articles, tagged with "rijksmuseum", page 2
21st January 2011
A vacation in Europe these days can be a very expensive one indeed. The euro is strong, so people from countries like the U.S. and Canada find that their money is not worth as much as a few years ago, and the cost of air travel is higher than ever. If you...
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Author:
Cedric
19th January 2011
The main reasons of traveling are exploring new cultures and have a good time. All cities have something to offer. Well, you can find diverse tourist attractions in Amsterdam; it is an excellent destination and one of Europe's prettiest and most dynamic c...
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Author:
KatieWebb
17th January 2011
Museumplein is an area where are located the three most important museums of the Netherlands' capital. This place is always filled with local and foreign visitors; this is why you should visit it in the morning. Here, you can visit the Rijksmuseum (the la...
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Author:
KatieWebb
13th January 2011
This beautiful city is a tourists' paradise. There are so many things to see and do that it is worth a second visit just to see everything this city has to offer. Most visitors make a point to see at least one of the many museums in the city. These includ...
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Author:
Ian Evans
06th January 2011
Canal boat tours are a fantastic way to see cities and also help point out areas of interest you can explore further on land. Floating through the winding canals also helps you get a feel for the culture of the cities and spot hidden away gems you wouldn’...
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Author:
emilybpd
04th January 2011
Amsterdam is a city that will surprise you with its architecture. The Netherlands' capital has one of Europe's foremost architecture. It is a pleasure stroll around the town's streets, especially at downtown. If you are planning a trip to the tulips' city...
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Author:
KatieWebb
04th January 2011
Before planning for any tour and travel, you will have to plan your budget and get full details about various hotels for choosing the final one. If your stay is good then surely you will have a great stay wherever you are. Amsterdam is such a place which ...
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Author:
Kelly Adams
05th November 2010
Netherlands largest city and the capital “Amsterdam" is truly a miraculous place. Everybody who plans a European tour must visit Amsterdam. It is very well connected with Delhi as many airlines operate their flight from Delhi to Amsterdam. Famous for its...
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Author:
Baxy
21st October 2010
Whether you're looking for an autumn city-break or a fortnight in the sun, the wide range of competitively priced flights available this month will leave you spoiled for choice.
Those seeking to escape the cold British weather should consider booking o...
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Author:
Fleur Fisher
14th October 2010
The city of Amsterdam is considered relatively small, but that doesn’t it stop it from bursting with history, world-class attractions and plenty of ways for visitors of all ages to discover its hidden charm. A city with its own sense of identity, there ar...
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Author:
Jennifer Smith
07th October 2010
Amsterdam's cultural scene is particularly buzzing from November to March and art takes pride of place as a central attraction. Museums across the capital are holding exclusive exhibitions that are guaranteed to excite culture vultures. With plenty of aff...
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Author:
Katetaylor
01st September 2010
An Amsterdam city break is just the holiday ticket for all ages and all tastes. Whether it's cultural high from its world class museums or another sort of high from the city's notorious 'coffee shops', Amsterdam is a city you can't help but enjoy. Amsterd...
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Author:
Asif
01st September 2010
Amsterdam is so... well so Dutch. Think canals and bridges... and wooden shoes with flowers in them in windows framed with lace. (Yes the there are wooden shoes all over the place, but you won't find many people wearing them in Amsterdam.) It's a city ...
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Author:
Sammy Hely
18th August 2010
Amsterdam's curved swathe of canals defines the Dutch capital. So it comes as no surprise that the 17th-century canal belt in the city centre was awarded UNESCO heritage status just a few weeks ago. And with the annual Canal Festival taking place from the...
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Author:
Katetaylor
27th July 2010
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Author:
Lucidimagination
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