- Texts on 6 languages: English, Dutch, German, French, and Croatian
- 11 thematic tours of Amsterdam include
- More than 100 locations with photos
- More than 500 full screen photos
- Interactive city map
- Play puzzle and memory
- Check your knowledge with the quiz
- Original music themes
11 thematic tours of Amsterdam include; Classic Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum, the canal belt, the Anne Frank house, the Jordaan neighborhood, the Van Gogh Museum, the East India company ship, the Old church, Dam square, the Begijnhof, Canal boat tours, Leidseplein, the Old Stock Exchange, Amsterdam Historical Museum, the Red Light District, Schreierstoren, Houseboats and Houseboat museum Bridges: the biggest bridge, the Blue Bridge, the Skinny Bridge, Wooden Bridges, the Widest Bridge, Bridge of 15 bridges Squares: Rembrandtplein, Museum square, Thorbeckeplein, Nieuwmarkt square, Spui square Drinking: Brewery Het IJ, Wijnand Fockink Proeflokaal, In ’t Aepjen, The Slyswacht, ‘t Blauwe Theehuis Underground: Lesbian, Gay, Smart shops, Coffee shops, Condomerie het Gulden Vlies, Sex shops Progressive Culture: the Milky Way, the Nes street, Paradiso, the Tuschinski Theater, Winston Kingdom, the Film museum Churches: the New Church, the Western Church, the Saint Nicolas Church, Our Dear Lord on the Attic, Portuguese-Israelite Synagogue, Moses and Aaron Church Markets: Albert Cuyp, Waterlooplein Flea market, Floating flower market, Noordermarkt, the Dappermarkt Museums: Stedelijk museum of modern art, Heineken Experience, Hash Marijuana Hemp museum, Erotic museum, Rembrandt house museum, Jewish historical museum Neighborhoods: the Center, the Museum Quarter, the Lastage and the Waterloo Square Neighborhood, the Plantage, De Pijp, the Western islands Out of town: Windmills, Cheese, Sandy dunes, Tulips, Traditional fishing villages, The Zuiderzee museum Also on the CD are more than 100 locations in Amsterdam, more than 500 photos, the map, music and a lot more… One word is reason enough to make Amsterdam a must visit city: Rembrandt. But, there is more to Amsterdam than just Rembrandt’s house and paintings. From Vermeer and Frans Hals to Escher, Amsterdam is home to enough world-class classical and modern art to satisfy the yearnings of any art lover. And, not to forget the Anne Frank house, where a young girl bequeathed the world a love for freedom and life. But the vibrancy of Amsterdam doesn’t reside only in museums. Amsterdam is known as a free, open and relaxed city, and it’s apparent in the many cafes where coffee lovers of all ages gather, in the bustling boat traffic on the canals, and walking traffic along the canals. In the great variety of nightlife, from clubs and discos to jazz bars. You don’t have to be a lover of architect to appreciate the picturesque gabled homes – built high and narrow, because taxes were paid according to the width of the home. (Imagine lifting a piano up those stairs.) Amsterdam is a cosmopolitan city that hasn’t lost its quaint charm. Visit it from the comfort of your home with your Amsterdam MultiMedia Postcard.
