The Rough Guide to Amsterdam (Rough Guide Travel Guides)
by Martin Dunford (Author), Martin Dunford (Author), Jack Holland (Author), Rough Guides (Author)
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Used
Paperback
1994
$3.49
This guide to Amsterdam is a contemporary handbook to Europe's most relaxed and youthful capital. Features include an in-depth coverage of the conventional sights - the canals, the architecture, the muesums - set in context of the life of the modern city. Details of how to get around and where to stay, critical listings of the best bars and brown cafes, clubs and restaurants, including details of the city's ethnic eateries, are listed. Maps of all the city's main neighbourhoods, floor plans of the major museums, background on Amsterdam's history, an account of Dutch art, as well as extracts from modern literature set in the city are also included.
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Used
Paperback
2010
$3.49
The Rough Guide to Amsterdam is the essential travel guide with clear maps and coverage of the unforgettable attractions of this compact and instantly likeable city. From the Anne Frankhuis to the Reijksmuseum, the Rough Guide will steer you via outstanding art galleries, elegant canal-side architecture and all the unmissable city sites. The guide provides comprehensive coverage of the best restaurants, stylish bars, intimate cafes, vibrant markets and hottest nightlife in Amsterdam for all budgets. The Rough Guide to Amsterdam includes a chapter devoted to day-trips featuring places you can comfortably get to and back from in a day including Haarlem, Alkmaar and Edam. Explore all corners of the city with authoritative background on evrything from the city's canal houses to the art of the Golden Age, relying on the clearest maps of any guide and practical language tips. Whether you're sipping a beer in an old cafe, or dodging the trams on Dam Square, this guide is indispensable. Make the most of your holiday with The Rough Guide to Amsterdam .
Synopsis
This guide to Amsterdam is a contemporary handbook to Europe's most relaxed and youthful capital. Features include an in-depth coverage of the conventional sights - the canals, the architecture, the muesums - set in context of the life of the modern city. Details of how to get around and where to stay, critical listings of the best bars and brown cafes, clubs and restaurants, including details of the city's ethnic eateries, are listed. Maps of all the city's main neighbourhoods, floor plans of the major museums, background on Amsterdam's history, an account of Dutch art, as well as extracts from modern literature set in the city are also included.