Vacations in Amsterdam can never be complete without the Amsterdam Canal Cruise, through its magnificent and incredible canals. Cruising through canals is the best way to cherish Amsterdam tour, as you get to see marvelous 17th century houses and mansions, as well as startling architecture.
The word “affordable” and family holiday breaks usually never go hand in hand. But it is possible if you make a trip to Amsterdam to the right places. Many attractions and activities within London don't even cost you a penny to experience. So if you're planning your family holiday breaks right now, be certain to have Amsterdam on your agenda.
The first experience in Amsterdam for families on their family holiday breaks should start with riding on the bicycles and canals ride, museums. It is also a great way to view the sights around the city of Amsterdam.
Amsterdam is one of the most colorful cities in the world and why not, where else do you find so many places of interest, famous museums, cozy pubs and fun shops and (flower) markets. It is a city of peaceful streets and canals, historic houses and neighborhoods, an exciting, youthful nightlife, and bustling commerce. It attracts, and keeps attracting, travellers from all over the world.
Amsterdam holds a real attraction for Britons simply because it is so close by. Weekend breaks take you over a stretch of the English Channel that is only some twenty one miles wide, and into a country with very different views, routines and habits to our own. Amsterdam itself, although much smaller than London, makes up for its lack of size by packing lots of activities and sights into its smaller area.
If you or your family members are fans of parks, then head for VondelPark, a garden with over 110acres of footpaths, waterways and entertainment that draw millions of tourists in each year. Watch fire eaters and jugglers relax by the lake or take the kids to one of the six big playgrounds available on ground.
Martin Wynn
