Amsterdam is a bay located in North Holland, Netherlands on the
continent of Europe. Find Bed and Breakfast, Botanical Gardens, Dance Lessons, Hotel and attractions in Amsterdam, Randstad below.
Amsterdam in Amsterdam, Randstad
Amsterdam Dance Centre At Amsterdam Dance Centre in Amsterdam we offer dance classes for adults as well as children, on all levels, from total beginners right through to professionals.
Amsterdam Dance Centre also runs an 'Open Class' studio which means you can take single classes and you only pay for the classes that you are able to attend.
Read more Inn on the Lake Inn on the Lake offers warm, yet professional accommodation in their bed and breakfast in Amsterdam,
Inn on the Lake is located in a 1670's house which is set in wonderful green surroundings.
Inn on the Lake in Amsterdam maintains very high standards, which can be seen not only in every bedroom, but throughout the bed and breakfast as a whole. As pet owners ourselves, we welcome well behaved pets to our bed
and breakfast.
Read more Hotel Sint Nicolaas Hotel Sint Nicolaas in Amsterdam has modern facilities and stylish rooms which are beautifully complemented by a relaxed atmosphere and first-class service.
And after a tiring day's sightseeing, retreat to the comfort of your room or unwind with a drink by the fireplace in the lobby of Hotel Sint Nicolaas in Amsterdam.
Read more Bed and Breakfast de Baronie Bed and Breakfast De Baronie is a romantic, 16th-century canal house in Amsterdam that provides guests with classic elegance and luxurious guest rooms.
Bed and Breakfast De Baronie welcomes you with its marble floor and traditional charm, and the cosy lounge with its open fireplace exudes a warm, friendly atmosphere, making it an ideal spot for relaxing.
Read more Hortus Botanicus Founded in 1638 by the city council of Amsterdam to serve as herb garden for doctors and apothecaries, Hortus Botanicus contains more than six thousand tropical and indigenous trees and plants.
The monumental Palm House dates from 1912 and is renowned for its
collection of cycads.
Recent additions to Hortus Botanicus include a huge hothouse, which incorporates three different tropical climates.