Amsterdam Day Trip from Brussels With Cheese, Clogs and Windmills
Amsterdam Trip from Brussels
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On our way to Amsterdam you will pass by the countryside and windmills. Arriving in the Amsterdam area, we will stop at a typical Dutch cheese and wooden clog farm called 'Rembrandthoeve' located near the Amstel river. Entering the city you will see the Netherlands’ National Bank, the wellknown Heineken brewery, as well as The Painting Gallery, with the great Dutch masters such as Rembrandt and Van Gogh. From the Saint-Nicolas church you will enjoy a 20 minutes’ walk passing the neogothic Central Station reaching the royal palace on Dam Square. Here you will have free time to enjoy a boat tour or a walk along the ‘coffee’ shops, the Red-light district, etc.
On departure from the city, our route will take you through the picturesque houseboats and the replica ship of the East Indian company. You will then see the Jewish Museum and the Jewish Memorial monument as well as the famous Artis Zoo and the stunning Nemo, the Science Museum designed by world-famous architect Renzo Piano.
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Rembrandt Hoeve
45 minsAdmission Ticket FreeAn authentic cheesefarm near the Rembrandt statue at the Windmill in Amsterdam. It is beautifully located along the river the AmstelAmsterdam
Admission Ticket FreeAfter an hour at the windmills, we set off for Amsterdam. Option of a 75-minute canal cruise (not included in tour price). Your guide will equip you with a map and itinerary and you get some time for a self-guided tour of the city.Royal Palace Amsterdam(Pass by)
Admission Ticket FreeDominates the Damsquare. Inaugurated as Town Hall en 1655 during the Golden Age and became a palace by Luis Bonaparte, brother of the Emperor Napoleon. Townhall until 1808 and today the palace is used by the King to welcome wellknown visitors.De Gooyer Windmill
15 minsAdmission Ticket FreeTypes of Dutch windmill: poldermill, watermill and fluormill.Dam Square
20 minsAdmission Ticket FreeYou'll pass Dam Square, the heart of the city and most crowded square of Amsterdam: Damplein with the Liberation Monument (1940-1945) and 22m high obelisk. There is also the Royal Palace, now only used for representative purposes.Red Light District (De Wallen)(Pass by)
Admission Ticket FreeRed Light DistrictHeineken Experience(Pass by)
Admission Ticket FreeFounded in 1873 by Gerard Adriaan Heineken of the Netherlands. 2011: third brewer of the world's level. Today, the Heineken Brewery in Amsterdam is the Heineken Experience Museum .......marvellous building with art deco elements. Heineken beer is a blond beer (pils) 5%.Jodenbuurt(Pass by)
Admission Ticket FreeThe neighbourhood in Amsterdam where - from the late 16th century to the period of the persecution of the Jews during the Second World War - many Jews lived.
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Brussels City Tours - Keolis Travel
Love the waterways in Amsterdam!