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Monday, December 6, 2010


It's the place of beauty land of historical places. the Netherlands’s largest metropolis has always been one of the continent’s most progressive and cosmopolitan capitals, and nothing much has changed since the city first came to glory as a trading center in the 17th century. You can still relive that Golden Age. Stroll, boat, or bike along the city’s canals, lined with gabled houses, to experience one of Europe’s best preserved, photogenic, and intact historic city centers, or visit the Dutch master paintings in the Rijksmuseum. But don’t stop there. Always looking ahead, and reinventing itself, Amsterdam has recently emerged as a 21st-century style center. How to sample the city’s purely contemporary side? Run through the theme boutiques and galleries of the western canal ring, dine at one of the city’s creative global kitchens, catch a contemporary dance performance at the Muziektheater, or visit the revitalized East Docklands area, which offers a study in sleek contemporary architecture and smart urban planning.

Hotel Hegra: www.hotelhegra.nl

Lloyd Hotel: www.lloydhotel.com



Hotel Orlando: www.hotelorlando.nl

Banks Mansion Hotel: www.carlton.nl

The Grand Amsterdam Sofitel Demeure: www.thegrand.nl

Grand Hotel Amrath: www.amrathamsterdam.com

The Intercontinental Amstel: www.intercontinental.com

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