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Just returned from four days in Amsterdam - what an amazing city.
It is so happy and relaxed, and it has the sensible attitude to marijuana and prostitution, but that aside, its churches and museums, as well as its quality hotels and restraurants made it a wonderful place to visit.
Highly reccomended a visit if you can.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.When I was last there Amsterdam was one big pothole.It was an early December and the Municipality had ordered all the cobbled streets to be pulled up and the sand underneath to be levelled off. We were walking around on heightened duckboards that were rickety to say the least.I didn't dare get a little merry let alone stoned on narcotics.
I found you had to be careful where you loitered especially on the little bridges crossing the canals. A gang of Surinamese pushers would operate on each side of the bridge selling 'horse'. I made the mistake of waiting for my wife to come out a shop and thought that after a lot of discussion and menacing looks I had better move as I reckoned I may have ended in a canal. Clearly I visited Amsterdam at a bad time of year.
The war museum and Anne Frank was interesting. I also enjoyed the Rijksmuseum
I was in Amsterdam in july 1981, (interail) all I remember from that time, was a smaller ana frank museum, Rembrandt, a diamond shop/ small factory, melkveg,exotic cafés, hashish whisperers! Apple pie! Grolsch.red light district, Beach.
Fast forward November 2017, travelling with my wife, constantly raining,constantly avoiding bicycles, ana frank museum unrecognisable! The only highlight was the guided walking tour.