A field guide to getting lost in Amsterdam
Are you a big fan of LP’s? Then you shouldn’t miss De Weergever. This is a small bar and library where one can exchange gramophone records. There is an impressive collection of LP’s from all over the world. Around the
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The Netherlands are a small country, but they present many unique cultural features compared to other European nations. Holland have a most peculiar wet territory, and the Dutch have learned through centuries how to live and how to manage it
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I generally associate markets to worm and sunny cities: when I think about a market.. well.. only places as Marrakesh, Jerusalem, the South of Italy cross my mind and a smell of spices follows my thoughts. That’s why when I
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During closing time in Albert Cuypmarkt, dozens of herons come by to seek some food left overs. Foto tokyorama One of the biggest outside daily market in Amsterdam is located in De Pijp District in Amsterdam Oud-Zuid. The street and
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The Netherlands might be famous for a lot of local brewed products, but something tells me that the first thing tourists try probably isn’t beer. For a reason, Heineken tastes like bitter water and other beers haven’t made it abroad.
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They have Style! This is what Charles Bukowsky would say about Wynand Fockink after a visit at the tasting room, 10 seconds walk from Dam Square. Born in 1679, Wynand Fockink liqueur distillery is acually managed by the two eager
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M2M radio is one of the first thing I discovered when I arrived in Amsterdam. It is a web radio work out by a group of media activists and artists, “a media environment for free communication, an alternative approach towards
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