Amsterdam Oosterdok, once a bustling 19th-century harbor, is now a vibrant district blending historic charm with modern architecture. Key attractions include the NEMO Science Museum and the National Maritime Museum. The area offers scenic waterfront views and a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces.

Houseboat Alley in Amsterdam is a unique residential area where traditional houseboats line the picturesque canals. This charming neighborhood offers a distinctive living experience, blending the city's maritime heritage with modern comforts. It's a popular spot for visitors to explore Amsterdam's iconic waterways and experience life on the water.

L'Amstel est le plus grand canal de tous les temps. Amsterdam a été fondée à partir de ce canal, qui était à l'origine une rivière. Les pêcheurs ont construit un barrage qu'ils ont baptisé Amstel're'dam.

The reason the houses in Amsterdam are tilted is because of the soil. The city is built on marshlands, which means that everything heavy sinks right into the soil. Therefore, we started to build upon wooden poles to reach a deeper and more sturdy layer of soil that could support the heavy houses.

Today this area is known as the “Stopera”, a combination of STadhuis (Cityhall in Dutch) and Opera. Together they form the Stopera!

After the Thorbecke bridge you will see the famous 7 Bridges! If you are lucky, and there are no other boats, you can see 7 identical stone bridges in a row.

Admire the stunning mansions along the Golden Bend of the Herengracht, a place renowned for its historical grandeur and lavish architecture.