Attractions around Amsterdam

Short but tough climb. ideal for interval training or to round off after a nice long trip.

In Ome Ko in Muiden absolutely something to drink inside or on the terrace and in addition Bitterballen with mustard.

Take a break, watch the bridge turn while eating apple pie and watching boats go through the locks.

Very nice park for cycling or walking. There are also cafes and small lakes with benches.

If you arrive at the Amsterdam train station by train, you should definitely look around there. The building itself, designed by Pierre Cuypers (the architect of the Rijksmuseum) and opened in 1889, is one of the city's most iconic buildings.

Pretty fishing village with lots of small shops and fish. Be sure to visit the fishing festival with live music.

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The Rijksmuseum is one of the most important museums in the Netherlands. Approximately 8,000 objects tell the story of 800 years of Dutch history and art.

No cars, a lot of green, sometimes watch the sheep on and near the path! Not suitable for racing bikes in big groups or on days where everybody goes out cycling, as it is a small path.

The cycling infrastructure in Amsterdam and the rest of Holland is praiseworthy and exemplary for Germany.

The ferry sails daily between 06:30 and 00:32 and at least 5 times an hour. The ferry is free (also by bicycle) and the sailing time is about 5 minutes.

Year of construction 1641
Type octagonal top porter
Polder mill function
Miller Ulrich Niessen
Address Gein Noord 41, Abcoude.
Open the mill is inhabited and cannot be visited read more

Der Damrak in Amsterdam ist eine Straße und ein Gewässer zwischen dem Dam-Platz und dem Hauptbahnhof .Ursprünglich war der Damrak der Name des geraden Abschnitts ( A'rak ' ist … read more

Who comes up with such great cycle paths? Who installs them? If there were a Nobel Prize for Cycle Paths, this path would certainly qualify. Maybe that is a bit … read more

The Koninklijk Paleis (Royal Palace) on Dam Square in Amsterdam is still used today by the Dutch royal family. Here, for example, state visits, award ceremonies and other official receptions and events take place.

Source: iamsterdam.com

The Westerkerk in Amsterdam is a church at Prinsengracht 279-281, on the Westermarkt, on the edge of the Jordaan.

The Waag was once one of the three most important city gates of Amsterdam. During the Dutch Golden Age, the city expanded and the medieval city walls were demolished. De Waag has survived as a weighing house.

No: this is not a recommended place for a bathroom break ;-).
Nature can take its course in the Kennemerduinen. With a little luck this will lead to wonderful and … read more

A bridge has been on this spot for centuries, but the current name dates from 1972. The bridge is named after Walter Süskind, who, together with Felix Halverstad, Lau Mazirel … read more

before that on Saturday is a small market!

Stunning bridge; great loops, worth a picture from almost any angle.