Defined the Venice of the North for its system of canals, is one of the top tourist destinations Popular. And entertainment capital of the forbidden, famous for its coffee shops and busy nightlife, Amsterdam is also famous for the many cultural activities, ancient and modern architecture, and museums ( Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum, Anne Frank House , just to name a few).
Several rooms offer regular concerts of classical music with internationally renowned artists, the most famous is undoubtedly the spectacular Concertgebouw (2-6 in the Concertgebouw, near the Museum Quarter) . Organ concerts are instead proposed to Oudekerk (in Ouderkerksplein 23).
E 'widespread culture of' free concerts at noon ', hold d’occhio la programmazione di Concertgebouw (soprattutto quando si svolgono nella sala grande) e della sala Boekman (vicino a Waterlooplein)
Sempre a Waterlooplein, una visita alla moderna costruzione del Muziektheater sarà d’obbligo per gli amanti dell’ Opera .
Amsterdam ha più di 45 sale cinematografiche, dalle moderne multisala ai cinema d’essay. Ricordate però che i film sono proiettati in lingua originale con sottotitoli in Olandese. Alternative esistono anche per chi non ha dimestichezza con le lingue straniere: all’ Istituto Italiano di Cultura (in Keizersgracht 564) are proposed reviews of Italian Cinema, to watch the programming of the Film Museum Vondelpark that sometimes throws in its two small rooms rare jewels of silent films, often accompanied by pianist (the museum printing its own monthly magazine free in the Netherlands where you will find the programming, the symbol of the note indicates the live accompaniment).
A visit to two special rooms, just for a drink in their charming café, it's really recommended: the spectacular Tuschinski Cinema (in Regulierbreestraat 26-28, the road from De Munt Plein leads to Rembrandtplein) built in 1921 Exotic Art Deco style, the The Movies (in Harlemmerdijk 161), opened in 1912, is the oldest cinema in Amsterdam and has an Art Deco-style interiors and ambience really retro flavor (it also has a small restaurant inside it).
A visit to two special rooms, just for a drink in their charming café, it's really recommended: the spectacular Tuschinski Cinema (in Regulierbreestraat 26-28, the road from De Munt Plein leads to Rembrandtplein) built in 1921 Exotic Art Deco style, the The Movies (in Harlemmerdijk 161), opened in 1912, is the oldest cinema in Amsterdam and has an Art Deco-style interiors and ambience really retro flavor (it also has a small restaurant inside it).
Shopping Shopping in Amsterdam Amsterdam to ? A real treat! The Centre is literally packed with stores in addition to items for which the city is famous (antiques, diamonds, flowers, souvenirs such as Delft pottery and traditional wooden clogs), you can really find everything, from the bizarre to kitsch. The main streets are pedestrian (be careful, however, to bicycles and public transport!) and make shopping more enjoyable.
Shops are generally open from 13:00 to 18:00 on Mondays, from 9 / 10: 00 to 18:00 from Tuesday to Friday, on Thursday the opening is extended to to 21:00 and on Saturday many close at 17:00. Some supermarkets (like the chain Albert Heijn) remain open until 20/22: 00, open until midnight instead of some supermarkets called ' nightshops '. Stores open on Sundays in Kalverstraat, Damrak, and close to Leidsestraat Wester.
Source: http://www.amsterdam.info
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