Ship Amsterdam

Environment/surroundings :
Stay on an inland vessel from 1901 in the midst of the centre of Amsterdam! Previously, this ship transported goods on the rivers and canals of the Netherlands. Completely and attractively furnished, this lovely boat welcomes tourists to explore all of the sights of Amsterdam. The boat is moored in the Nieuwmarkt, previously a Jewish district. The Scale is characteristic of the Nieuwmarkt. This looks like a medieval fort, but was previously one of the city gates. Saint Anthony's Gate. Within the round towers you can still see bullet holes from 1500!

The atmosphere is very cozy and furnished with a lot of art. Everything is present in the apartment for a comfortable stay; a spacious light lounge with double glass and a beautiful wood floor and private bathroom! There is no kitchen on the premises, but there is a cozy seating nook with coffe and tea facilities. In short: a spectacular experience on a freight ship more than 100 years old.



Short introduction :
Barge from 1901 in the center of Amsterdam at the Nieuwmarkt



House :
Ground floor: (Hall, Corridor, Livingroom(radio, CD player), Interconnecting bedroom(Double bed, washbasin), bathroom(shower, washbasin, toilet))



Environment/surroundings :
General costs for parking a car in the centre of Amsterdam are rather high;
€5,- or more per hour, or ± €25,- or more for a day card (depending on the region)

A good alternative is P+R Parking at several spots in the city, for €8 per day.
For more information see
http://www.amsterdam.info/parking/park-ride/


To get to the ship you have to walk about over other boats.

The apartment is like a basement, built big and is accessible trough stairs.



Remarks :
The situation with regard to traffic and parking differs from one town to the other. It might occur that only paid parking possibilities are available in the holiday home's surroundings