Hotels in Canal Ring
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Around a quarter of Amsterdam's area is made up of rivers and canals, forming part of its identity and success. Schiphol airport is about twenty minutes away by express train and from central station, the Canal Ring is easily reached by taxi, on foot (with only a light bag), or by tramlines 1, 2 and 5, which offer regular services. Tram stops include Koningsplein and the scenic Prinsengracht, among others. We offer a wide selection of hotels within the Canal Ring, the oldest part of Amsterdam. All Hotels.com hotels are rated by previous guests with real reviews and photos (including a sample room) so that you know what to expect. We also include a map pinpointing the exact location of hotels around Canal Ring, Amsterdam and tips on the best ways to get there.
What's the Canal Ring district of Amsterdam like?
The area (also known as Grachtengordel) dates back over four hundred years. Its neat network of streets and canals is an example of fine early city planning and this sense of attention to detail runs throughout the city. In more recent years, the Canal Ring District and historic quarter has been listed by UNESCO as a world heritage site for its distinctive architecture and unique character. In the seventeenth century, some prestigious canal houses and mansions were built here, which today lend a striking backdrop to a stroll or cycle ride along the canal routes, bridges and tree-lined streets. The Anne Frank house is nearby and is popular with visitors, where the young girl hid with her family during the occupation of the Second World War. At Hotels.com, we list hotels' distance from local sights and attractions, to help you find the hotels that best suit your travel plans and requirements.
Comedy or culture and the tulips of Amsterdam | Your hotel with Hotels.com
Adjoining the Canal Ring area are Leidseplein and the Rembrandtplein with its central square, a focus for nightlife. For comedy entertainment, Boom Chicago is Amsterdam's leading institution with satire and sketches. There is a wide choice of bars, pubs, nightclubs and eateries with international cuisine to suit all tastes from local cuisine to Dim Sum and Chinese restaurants. In contrast, the Museum of the Canals (Het Grachtenhuis) shows how they were created. Alternatively, for culture buffs, the Hermitage Museum commemorates Dutch links with Russia. The flower market or Bloemenmarkt has tulip bulbs galore and is situated on the south side of the River Singel, between Koningsplein and Vijzelstraat. On fine days, this area offers excellent photograph opportunities. So, before packing your camera and heading to the airport, reserve your place to stay in Amsterdam with Hotels.com - the best rooms, at the right price.
Around a quarter of Amsterdam's area is made up of rivers and canals, forming part of its identity and success. Schiphol airport is about twenty minutes away by express train and from central station, the Canal Ring is easily reached by taxi, on foot (with only a light bag), or by tramlines 1, 2 and 5, which offer regular services. Tram stops include Koningsplein and the scenic Prinsengracht, among others. We offer a wide selection of hotels within the Canal Ring, the oldest part of Amsterdam. All Hotels.com hotels are rated by previous guests with real reviews and photos (including a sample room) so that you know what to expect. We also include a map pinpointing the exact location of hotels around Canal Ring, Amsterdam and tips on the best ways to get there.
What's the Canal Ring district of Amsterdam like?
The area (also known as Grachtengordel) dates back over four hundred years. Its neat network of streets and canals is an example of fine early city planning and this sense of attention to detail runs throughout the city. In more recent years, the Canal Ring District and historic quarter has been listed by UNESCO as a world heritage site for its distinctive architecture and unique character. In the seventeenth century, some prestigious canal houses and mansions were built here, which today lend a striking backdrop to a stroll or cycle ride along the canal routes, bridges and tree-lined streets. The Anne Frank house is nearby and is popular with visitors, where the young girl hid with her family during the occupation of the Second World War. At Hotels.com, we list hotels' distance from local sights and attractions, to help you find the hotels that best suit your travel plans and requirements.
Comedy or culture and the tulips of Amsterdam | Your hotel with Hotels.com
Adjoining the Canal Ring area are Leidseplein and the Rembrandtplein with its central square, a focus for nightlife. For comedy entertainment, Boom Chicago is Amsterdam's leading institution with satire and sketches. There is a wide choice of bars, pubs, nightclubs and eateries with international cuisine to suit all tastes from local cuisine to Dim Sum and Chinese restaurants. In contrast, the Museum of the Canals (Het Grachtenhuis) shows how they were created. Alternatively, for culture buffs, the Hermitage Museum commemorates Dutch links with Russia. The flower market or Bloemenmarkt has tulip bulbs galore and is situated on the south side of the River Singel, between Koningsplein and Vijzelstraat. On fine days, this area offers excellent photograph opportunities. So, before packing your camera and heading to the airport, reserve your place to stay in Amsterdam with Hotels.com - the best rooms, at the right price.
