Itinerary

1. Amsterdam Cty Tour

   • Meeting point Amsterdam Central Station ( Dutch neoclassical building from the 2nd half of the 19th century)
   •  St. Nicholas Basilica ( the biggest catholic temple in the Netherlands, 2nd half of the 19th century
   •  De Waag (city weigh building dating from the beginning of the 15th century)
   •  Our Lord on Attic (the most famous "secret church" in Amsterdam
   • Old Church (the previous church of St Nicholas), the oldest, more than 800 years old, building in Amsterdam)
   • Red Light District (  cabins with prostitutes and a short walk - 45 minutes, moderate about prostitution and drug policy in the Netherlands)
   • Dam Square ( central Amsterdam's square, birthplace of Amsterdam focus on buildings in the surroundings (Royal Palace, New Church, National Monument, Museum Madame Tussauds
   • The smallest house in Amsterdam
   • Anne Frank House ( biographical museum dedicated to the Jewish wartime diarist Anne Frank)
   • West church (the most famous and the oldest protestant church in Amsterdam)
   • Gable stones exhibition (place in Amsterdam with the largest number of these old building identifiers)
   • Begijnhof ( memorial area dedicated to "Beguines", a convent similar to nuns + possibility to visit the next one, a "secret catholic church" + the oldest residential building in Amsterdam still in use)
   • "Bloemenmarkt" (the biggest flower market in Amsterdam, for flower lovers, a good opportunity to obtain many different kinds of tulip bulbs and other kinds of flowers)
   • Coin tower ("Munttoren") ( former one of the gates to the inner part of the city, a coin stamping building during the Third Anglo-Dutch War)
   • Rembrandtplein  ( monument of the great painter and 3d exposure of his most famous masterpiece "The Night Watch")
   • The river Amstel with one of the most famous bridges in Amsterdam (Blue bridge and Skinny bridge).
     Note:
     The meeting point should also be a hotel in Amsterdam where the customer is accommodated.