Festivals in Belgium & the Netherlands. Belgium Travel Tips. Things not to miss in Netherlands. English, Programme. Heineken’s Amsterdam Exhibition 7 February - 11 May 2014 It was in 1864, a century and a half ago this year, that Gerard Heineken (1841-1893) took over the brewery known as De Hooiberg.
Amsterdam was then an impoverished city, but several progressive local citizens were doing their best to boost the city’s finances. This was the era that saw the building of the Palace of Industry and the creation of the Vondelpark. Heineken too was forward-thinking. Gerard Heineken was also concerned with the quality of life in his city. Opening hours Tuesday to Friday: 10 am - 5 pm Saturday and Sunday: 12 am - 5 pm Closed on Mondays, Closed on Saturday 26 April (King’s Day) Admission charge Adults: € 6 Children 12 - 18, Archiefpas, Stadspas, 65+, CJP and Museumkaart card-holders: € 4 Children under 12, ‘Vrienden van het Stadsarchief’, ‘City Card Amsterdam’ and Rembrandtkaart cardholders: free of charge. Permanent Exhibition: Treasury Treasury online Tuesday to Friday 10.00 a.m until 5 p.m. Café De Bazel.
The best secret guide to Amsterdam- De pijp - Happy red fish blog. Alternative Amsterdam: Discover the Hidden Gems of Noord. Our local Amsterdam editor Rick Akerboom wants to tell you about his favourite neighbourhoods and invite you to one of the highlight events of the city.
Read on to find out more! Noord Noord is the part of Amsterdam situated north of the IJ river. To get there you have to a take ferry as there are no bridges, only tunnels which are accessible solely by car. For a lot of locals living south of the river Noord isn’t really counted as a part of the city, but they couldn’t be more wrong. The most famous part of Noord is called NDSM-Werf. Another weapon of Noord is the area near Central Station where you can find the Eye Film Institute and a couple of bars, for example Cafe ‘t Sluisje – these places know exactly how to differentiate themselves from the usual hangout spots. 24H Amsterdam Noord Next weekend the hippest district of Amsterdam will host a must-go event (October 26–27) called 24H Amsterdam Noord.
If you’re in town, there’s absolutely no excuses for missing out on this event! StarBikes Rental Amsterdam - Bikes. Free guided tour. Free guided tour There is a free guided tour of the museum, every Thursday at 6.30 p.m.
(in Dutch and English). Stadsarchief -Things To Do in Amsterdam - LikeALocal Guide. Architectuurcentrum amsterdam. Architectuurcentrum amsterdam. Westerpark -Nightlife & Things To Do in Amsterdam - LikeALocal Guide. Why locals love it?
The Westerpark is quite in the centre, but has only few tourists. What makes the Westerpark so cool is that it has much more going on than any other park. It has a cinema, a few restaurants, a jazz cafe, a bakery, a petting zoo, some great clubs and bars and also tv-studios. Ah, and it is the first park in The Netherlands with free WiFi! Why you should visit it Visit the Westerpark if you need a break from the crowded city and you don't want to get high because of a cloud of weed smoke hangin' around like in some parts of the Vondelpark. Special tip Every first Sunday of the month the 'Sunday Market Amsterdam' is held in Westerpark. Kriterion -Eating, Nightlife & Things To Do in Amsterdam - LikeALocal Guide.
Roest -Eating, Nightlife & Things To Do in Amsterdam - LikeALocal Guide. Why locals love it?
Roest is a place where you can go to escape the rush, without having to leave the centre. A place where no one judges anyone. There is a self service bar with a variety of beers brewed in Amsterdam. The interior constantly changes because Roest is open to everyone's creative input. Oh and don't be surprised when people take off their shoes inside.. BOZAR expo -Things To Do in Brussels - LikeALocal Guide. Place Poelaert -Things To Do in Brussels - LikeALocal Guide. Coudenberg -Things To Do in Brussels - LikeALocal Guide. Place du Jeu de Balle -Shopping & Things To Do in Brussels - LikeALocal Guide.