Hahaha, I am an Amsterdam local and there is very little Amsterdam in this video.. good to see that you enjoy the Netherlands anyway! Welcome to the Netherlands
I live in Albany, Ny and the Dutch King and Queen are actually visiting us today because of our historical connection to Netherlands. Every we year we also have a Tulip festival in the spring in our largest park around Mother's Day. It was previously called Pinkster fest, also connected to Dutch.
My grandparents visited Amsterdam in the early 1960s and brought me back a tiny pair of wooden shoes. I was two years old and used to wear them. I still have them and they are a treasured memory. I also have a sweet wonderful friend that grew up there. She was about six years old during World War II and rarely talks about that time in her life except that she was sent to live on a farm to keep her safe. Later my friend shared the beautiful memories she has of her country. She loves European chocolate and is picky about which cheese she eats. She later came to the US, married and raised a family and is now in her 80s. A very special lady.
Being Dutch, it amazes me everytime how many tourists go to this area. In a way it's a tourist trap. Yes, the area is still active, but almost none of it is visible in our daily lives. Wooden shoes, wind mills, tulips... It's all just stacked together so people from abroad can 'experience' it during a day trip. If you wanna have a good cheese tour, go to the city of Gouda or Alkmaar or some good street markets around all of the Netherlands. Way better to spend your day looking up actual history in cities like Amsterdam or Rotterdam (rebuild after being completely bombed during World War II). I'm looking forward to the next video about your city trip.
My friends and I will use Amsterdam as a base to explore the Netherlands. It'll be their first time in the Netherlands. Last year during a three day visit staying in Amsterdam I also visited Haarlem and Den Bosch. That was partly for a mega RecordFair. But this time we will also check out Rotterdam for the architecture and I want to see The Hague. But photography is a passion of mine I had considered going to these Windmills. Wouldn't you say these Windmills in Zaanse Schans are great from a photographic point of view and getting really nice photos.?
People in rural areas still wear clogs a lot. Even kids and teenagers. I see people wearing them (not that many though) all the time and I live in a large town of about 110,000. They're mostly worn by farmers. They're easy to put on, they protect you from mud, and if a cow steps on your foot you're pretty much safe.
I love your videos but I can tell you as a local from Amsterdam that that bus trip was completely out of Amsterdam. When you returned you were brought back to Amsterdam Noord (that's over the channel from the train station Amsterdam Centraal). The bus ride took you to the Zaandam area, which is located north of Amsterdam but is an area of its own
It looks like you’re having an amazing time, but you look a little tired CHRIS maybe it’s the time zones. I know you stay up late editing. But everything you do is well worth it. for those of us that will probably never make it to the Netherlands. We appreciate it. The tours that you’ve gone on are simply beautiful areas. And the food or I should say desserts look really good. Please tell Amanda hi in Myles. And remember always take pictures such great memories. Thanks again, CHRIS for sharing. Belinda
Thank you for joining the best Disney podcast I know. I listened to it immediately this afternoon and loved it! Especially the 'Donalteurs' extra with all your questions about Dutch culture. Send lots of love tho Miles and Amanda and enjoy 'my city '
hi, can I suggest to visit a Belgian like Bruges (Brugge) . Also neaby Efteling. So different to Ducht cities. The medieval admosphere, the canals... Almost real life Disney. I think you'll get lots of suggestions. tnx
Lovely video today! Such picturesque scenery! Wanted to mention if Amanda is still staying off camera because she can’t wear makeup from the few glimpses you’ve shown of her she looks gorgeous and has nothing to worry about. Obviously she should do whatever she feels comfortable with, but just wanted to let her know in case she was still feeling self conscious.
Did you know a dutch attraction Designer/Creator works at first in the efteling but now works in disneyland and design also the new frozen world in disneyland
Hi.. Chris…. I can’t wait for this… I’m actually looking forward to your shares each day now.. 😅thanks so much for all you do and love everything about you and your family’s fun and entertainment/comment and suggestions… thanks 😊 😊
I have been to 61 countries and over a hundred world cities. Amsterdam is simply the most fun you can have with your clothes on or off! For my money its the worlds best destination.
The D-Tales podcast with Chris is now available. The interview starts around the 17 minute mark (the first 16+ minutes are all in Dutch). Very interesting with some insight into why Chris does this channel the way he does. Highly recommended!
The wooden shoes are so funny to me. We are famous for it. But almost no one uses them. Maybe some old farmers. But other then that. It is not something we ever think about :D
Hi, I saw you yesterday at Europa Park whilst filming for my channel. You looked busy, so I did not say hi. I hope you and your family are enjoying the magic of Europa Park.
Hahahahaha I loved watching the shoes being made. So crazy to see the wood chips shooting at the camera hahahaha. Is that the "splash zone" for that experience?
I loved her reaction too. The taste is overwhelming the first time. I only drink buttermilk, bc milk tastes like water to me in comparison to buttermilk. So good and healthy.👍👍
Your videos couldn’t have come at a more perfect time, we’ve been thinking about going to The Netherlands and Efteling for a little trip after being over in LA/Anaheim recently 😄 we’re from the UK so need something closer to home for the minute as California was pretty tiring 😅 so fun though.
Ooooh you did really tourist parts, for us Dutch this was funny to watch! Next time do Gouda ( the city ) for cheese and no, you didn't do Amsterdam at all, maybe tomorrow... it's a tourist trap you did, but you did some history! It was funny to watch, thank you.... also The Netherlands got more to offer than this..... 😉👍🏻💯
Hello Provost P. I'm glad you are having so much fun there with your family and that you take time to talk to us. We have a tulip field here in Oregon that is called the Yellow shoe where you can get wooden shoes. My mom and I use to enjoy going there and walking among the tulips. Hope the rest of your trip continues to go well.
These windmills might look cute now, but back in the day they were state of the art true production powerhouses comparable with modern day large scale oil refinery complexes.
It's crazy how man invented wind and that it's all made from those little mills!! We should really tone in down sometimes though because of the hurricanes and tornadoes and such.
Now, this is great. Loving the sights . And the Dutch shoes windmills. I love this mire than the amusement parks. Seeing the culture just wonderful . Thank you for sharing this..❤
There are craftsman who makes clogs 100% by hand. There's only 10 left in the whole country, if that's even an up-to-date number. Insider actually made a video about it. Very interesting watch. It's called "How Dutch Clog Makers Are Keeping An 850-Year-Old Tradition Alive | Still Standing"
Ah, Zaandam. Technicaly north of Amsterdam. But yeah, I'm also proud our town has a mill in the centre of of it. 3:16 This is what we refer to as the polder. If you ever see a Dutch calling it that, that's it. It's like the outback for Australians, but well... Polder is like it, but not exactly. Anyhow this is what is between towns in the Netherlands. Certainly in the less populated areas. You usually see people bicycling from town to town in it. 11:37 Ah! Veenstra, Veenstra! Yeah, I've known Michiel back from when he made radio years ago and listened to many of his other podcast, interviewing radio-dj's.
We hab Ve a small tourist attraction in Australia called the Clogg Barn in Coffs Harbour. Showing how clogs are made and artefacts from holland. Very small on the Amsterdam scale, but beautiful.
Amsterdam Central. But I was last there over 15 years ago, but when I was there are four things to note. 1. Nieuwmarket, Great Northern European Beer Pub. 2. (Sorry Amanda) Near Rembrandtplein, Nice steaks at Rancho's. 3. The Trams. and 4. On Kings/Queens day. OH! Why aren't I wearing Orange?
Lol, Amanda i love your hair! next time just use the buttermilk to make pancakes. Or cornbread. I love the series! Netherlands is on my list! ❤ Thank you PPP! Michelle from Omaha
I heard your story on "states", but I'll do you one better. The European Union can be considered the European equivalent of the United States of America. Each European country can be considered as an equivalent of a US State. Each province (or bundesland or canton or other European versions -not to be confused with Canadian provinces, they are more like states-) can be considered as an equivalent of US county. The Netherlands has 12 provinces (counties). There are 2 Holland provinces (North and South) as you pointed out. Europe is a confusing place with many forms of structures, so sometimes it is hard to match things up between nations.
I thought those pancake balls were aebleskivers (Danish pancake) but after researching (thanks Google) I found out they were Poffertjes (Dutch pancakes). The Dutch version has yeast in the batter and the Danish pancakes have baking powder (similar to American pancake batter). I have a special ableskiver pan I got in Solvang, CA. Now I want to make the Dutch version of the pancakes. Thanks for sharing your adventures. They always get me researching about other countries.
How did she not know what buttermilk is like? It's not like it is something uncommon or rare in the U.S. We don't usually drink it here, but we use it commonly in many foods. Amsterdam is one of my favorite places. I used to go every year, but haven't been back since 2019.
one of the best cities on the planet if you are still there I recommend doing a boat tour of the canals and visit the Ann frank house if you have already done this sorry it watched the video yet
Yes, people who speak English say "Dutch". Probably derived from "Deutch", which means German due to some confusion over it being our neighboring country. "A Dutch person in The Netherlands" in Dutch = "Een Nederlander in Nederland".
Maybe I missed it but where was the cheese and clog factory please? I’m going to Amsterdam next year and really want to visit a clog factory! Thanks for taking us with you.
Hi Provost Fam. Is Blue Cheese as Good as Gouda or is it just too Blue? Amanda, Thank You for planning this Amazing Trip. 👍🏼❤️👍🏼 Everyday has been fun to watch. Chris, Amanda, and Miles you are all Awesome. Keep up the Great Job. Stay Safe and on to the next Adventure.
You need to go to Europe for Christmas markets in Germany and Vienna Austria cheese is the best love the videos thanks oh and I like buttermilk go figure.
I visited Amsterdam about 12 years ago on a family trip to Europe. We didn’t do any of the stuff that you guys did, though. We were there for about a day and visited the Van Gogh Museum and the Anne Frank House (We also visited the Coorie ten Boom House in Haarlem as a part of our activities in the Netherlands.) I still enjoyed what we did, but your choice of activities looks fun and interesting!
I’ve been to Amsterdam. We did the city tour that ended in a Diamond cutting facility. We were there in winter though. Did you go to the van Gogh museum
I love your content is so fresh and original. I would like to see in Italy next time maybe you can go to visit Gardaland and movieland near Lake Garda next year is Gardaland 50 anniversary.😊
I used to work with a ukranian guy who swore by butter milk. "no beer, buttermilk!" he'd say. Tried some one day. Pretty much what Amanda said, i thought it was a cross between plain yogurt and sour milk.
Fun video, hope you enjoyed! But this was not Amsterdam at all, more like local area next to the city. As a dutch person, I have never been there at all haha. Keep up the fun videos!
Hi your video on Efteling came up as a suggestion on RUclips today after I watched a few walk-throughs of Utrecht yesterday. It was good to see that theme park. I'm from Scotland and two friends and I are going to Amsterdam in November for a week. It will be their first time in the Netherlands but my third. My first time to Amsterdam was about 10 or 12 years then last year for three days. We will use Amsterdam as a base to explore more cities. My friend had recently asked in there was any theme parks in the Netherlands with rollercoasters so I've shared that video with him it looked impressive. Am I right in thinking with these videos you went to the Netherlands around June? We will also go to these Windmills I think. I do hope Amsterdam and the Netherlands do impress my two friends. I have a soft spot for that country. But one friends favourite place is Rome the others favourite is Berlin. So I feel like Amsterdam has to compete with those for my friends affections.
Cris, we are wanting to start international travel but have no idea how to plan the trip. Is there a travel agency you go through that helps plan the trip with scheduled outings? Any advice would be greatly appreciated
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Hahaha, I am an Amsterdam local and there is very little Amsterdam in this video.. good to see that you enjoy the Netherlands anyway! Welcome to the Netherlands
This indeed is not Amsterdam, it's mainly Zaandam.
@@NecramoniumVideo its the province of Amsterdam
@@NecramoniumVideoZaanse Schans & Volendam
@@wilco8729 ah yes, the province of "Noord-Holl- umm i mean Amsterdam"
@@wilco8729 , no it is not. The province is Noord-Holland. It's not even the municipality of Amsterdam, since Zaandam is its own.
As a Dutch person I was so confused watching this after the title mentioned Amsterdam😅.
Turns out you went to the countryside? Haha
I agree with Amanda: Love being able to do my own things vs being tied to a group tour the whole time!
Thanks for the uplifting videos!
This wasn't Amsterdam though, the footage shows Zaanse Schans and its surroundings.
I live in Albany, Ny and the Dutch King and Queen are actually visiting us today because of our historical connection to Netherlands. Every we year we also have a Tulip festival in the spring in our largest park around Mother's Day. It was previously called Pinkster fest, also connected to Dutch.
My grandparents visited Amsterdam in the early 1960s and brought me back a tiny pair of wooden shoes. I was two years old and used to wear them. I still have them and they are a treasured memory. I also have a sweet wonderful friend that grew up there. She was about six years old during World War II and rarely talks about that time in her life except that she was sent to live on a farm to keep her safe. Later my friend shared the beautiful memories she has of her country. She loves European chocolate and is picky about which cheese she eats. She later came to the US, married and raised a family and is now in her 80s. A very special lady.
😅This was the Zaanse Schans. An open air museum north of Amsterdam
Being Dutch, it amazes me everytime how many tourists go to this area. In a way it's a tourist trap. Yes, the area is still active, but almost none of it is visible in our daily lives. Wooden shoes, wind mills, tulips... It's all just stacked together so people from abroad can 'experience' it during a day trip.
If you wanna have a good cheese tour, go to the city of Gouda or Alkmaar or some good street markets around all of the Netherlands.
Way better to spend your day looking up actual history in cities like Amsterdam or Rotterdam (rebuild after being completely bombed during World War II). I'm looking forward to the next video about your city trip.
This is true. Amsterdam is so much more fun than Zaandam
My friends and I will use Amsterdam as a base to explore the Netherlands. It'll be their first time in the Netherlands. Last year during a three day visit staying in Amsterdam I also visited Haarlem and Den Bosch. That was partly for a mega RecordFair. But this time we will also check out Rotterdam for the architecture and I want to see The Hague. But photography is a passion of mine I had considered going to these Windmills. Wouldn't you say these Windmills in Zaanse Schans are great from a photographic point of view and getting really nice photos.?
People in rural areas still wear clogs a lot. Even kids and teenagers. I see people wearing them (not that many though) all the time and I live in a large town of about 110,000.
They're mostly worn by farmers. They're easy to put on, they protect you from mud, and if a cow steps on your foot you're pretty much safe.
Ahh I think I found an Oeteldonker😂
Did you know that the Declaration of Independenceof the US is written on paper produced in one of the windmills you visited at Zaanse Schans?
I love your videos but I can tell you as a local from Amsterdam that that bus trip was completely out of Amsterdam. When you returned you were brought back to Amsterdam Noord (that's over the channel from the train station Amsterdam Centraal). The bus ride took you to the Zaandam area, which is located north of Amsterdam but is an area of its own
Tip: Put your store-bought Stroopwafel on top of your hot drink for about a minute, it will get warm and the inside liquidy!
I pleur it in the microwave voor 1 min
It looks like you’re having an amazing time, but you look a little tired CHRIS maybe it’s the time zones. I know you stay up late editing. But everything you do is well worth it. for those of us that will probably never make it to the Netherlands. We appreciate it. The tours that you’ve gone on are simply beautiful areas. And the food or I should say desserts look really good. Please tell Amanda hi in Myles. And remember always take pictures such great memories. Thanks again, CHRIS for sharing. Belinda
Glad you are enjoying the Netherlands. Holland is actually a province and not a state :).
To be fully correct, Holland is two provinces, South and North Holland.
Sure but he got the principle right
Thank you for joining the best Disney podcast I know. I listened to it immediately this afternoon and loved it! Especially the 'Donalteurs' extra with all your questions about Dutch culture. Send lots of love tho Miles and Amanda and enjoy 'my city '
hi, can I suggest to visit a Belgian like Bruges (Brugge) . Also neaby Efteling. So different to Ducht cities. The medieval admosphere, the canals... Almost real life Disney. I think you'll get lots of suggestions. tnx
Lovely video today! Such picturesque scenery! Wanted to mention if Amanda is still staying off camera because she can’t wear makeup from the few glimpses you’ve shown of her she looks gorgeous and has nothing to worry about. Obviously she should do whatever she feels comfortable with, but just wanted to let her know in case she was still feeling self conscious.
You are so sweet, thank you!❤
Did you know a dutch attraction Designer/Creator works at first in the efteling but now works in disneyland and design also the new frozen world in disneyland
Hi.. Chris…. I can’t wait for this… I’m actually looking forward to your shares each day now.. 😅thanks so much for all you do and love everything about you and your family’s fun and entertainment/comment and suggestions… thanks 😊 😊
I have been to 61 countries and over a hundred world cities. Amsterdam is simply the most fun you can have with your clothes on or off! For my money its the worlds best destination.
The D-Tales podcast with Chris is now available. The interview starts around the 17 minute mark (the first 16+ minutes are all in Dutch). Very interesting with some insight into why Chris does this channel the way he does. Highly recommended!
The wooden shoes are so funny to me. We are famous for it. But almost no one uses them. Maybe some old farmers. But other then that. It is not something we ever think about :D
I was going to ask if anyone actually wore them! They don't seem like they'd be comfortable, for one thing.
What’s the function of wooden shoes anyway??
@@daprovocateur The purpose of shoes is to protect your feet.
I actually know a young guy wearing them (not all the time but more then most). He is a farmer so that is maybe not a surprise 😂
I’m from the UK but remember my mum wearing them in the 90s 😂 so uncomfortable!
Hi, I saw you yesterday at Europa Park whilst filming for my channel. You looked busy, so I did not say hi. I hope you and your family are enjoying the magic of Europa Park.
Hi!! Next time say hi!!!
You should try to go to The Ann Frank House. It is amazing!!!
Thank you Chris and Family!!
My sweet hubby is very proud of his Dutch heritage 🌷🫶 am excited to share your travels with him!
Hahahahaha I loved watching the shoes being made. So crazy to see the wood chips shooting at the camera hahahaha. Is that the "splash zone" for that experience?
OMG...Amanda you cracked me up when you drank the buttermilk! 🤣 Oh dear, Oh dear...lol! The waffles and pancakes looked delicious 😋
I started grinning when he said big swallow. Knowing that would be sour as! Buttermilk in baking not to drink 😅
Amanda drinking buttermilk = PRICELESS 🤣. My sentiments as well.
I loved her reaction too. The taste is overwhelming the first time. I only drink buttermilk, bc milk tastes like water to me in comparison to buttermilk. So good and healthy.👍👍
Your videos couldn’t have come at a more perfect time, we’ve been thinking about going to The Netherlands and Efteling for a little trip after being over in LA/Anaheim recently 😄 we’re from the UK so need something closer to home for the minute as California was pretty tiring 😅 so fun though.
Also consider Europa Park if you’re heading over here.
@@stephenr99 thanks!
Ooooh you did really tourist parts, for us Dutch this was funny to watch! Next time do Gouda ( the city ) for cheese and no, you didn't do Amsterdam at all, maybe tomorrow... it's a tourist trap you did, but you did some history! It was funny to watch, thank you.... also The Netherlands got more to offer than this..... 😉👍🏻💯
It looks so peaceful there. I love how people and bike focused it is
We don't have states in the Netherlands. They're called provinces, which is not the same. They don't act alone with state governances like in America.
Was great seeing you connect with the guys from D-Tales after seeing Michiel popping up in a video of yours a couple of months ago.
Hello Provost P. I'm glad you are having so much fun there with your family and that you take time to talk to us. We have a tulip field here in Oregon that is called the Yellow shoe where you can get wooden shoes. My mom and I use to enjoy going there and walking among the tulips. Hope the rest of your trip continues to go well.
These windmills might look cute now, but back in the day they were state of the art true production powerhouses comparable with modern day large scale oil refinery complexes.
I’m really loving this tour you are all on! Great trip so far! Thanks Amanda for putting it together!
How awesome that you met all of them and got to be on there podcast, thats so CRAZY you met all of them. Have a great time.
They were so nice
Looks like in addition to a pickle challenge, there needs to be a buttermilk challenge. Sorry Amanda!
as a dutchie i live like 10 min away from that windmill area.
it's more of a tourist lure kinda thing.
It's crazy how man invented wind and that it's all made from those little mills!! We should really tone in down sometimes though because of the hurricanes and tornadoes and such.
We went there when I was 15. I have fond, fuzzy memories of going inside and watching the mechanism of the mill.
Amsterdam?... nope! Zaandam (Zaanse Schans) en Volendam... The tourist traps...:D
These videos have been so fun!!! We are really enjoying seeing your adventures!
Now, this is great. Loving the sights . And the Dutch shoes windmills. I love this mire than the amusement parks.
Seeing the culture just wonderful . Thank you for sharing this..❤
What a beautiful place! Those waffles looked amazing!! Thanks guys can’t wait for the next one ❤
Love your shoop----> sheep song 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm sure Amsterdam didn't disappoint, but other than the hotel, none of that was in Amsterdam...
There are craftsman who makes clogs 100% by hand. There's only 10 left in the whole country, if that's even an up-to-date number. Insider actually made a video about it. Very interesting watch. It's called "How Dutch Clog Makers Are Keeping An 850-Year-Old Tradition Alive | Still Standing"
I just wish we had some summer weather for your trip! This is crazy, Florida has been hogging all the warmth!
This has made me want to go to Holland, especially the cheese tour! I love it that you take us all along on your adventures 💞
Ah, Zaandam. Technicaly north of Amsterdam. But yeah, I'm also proud our town has a mill in the centre of of it.
3:16 This is what we refer to as the polder. If you ever see a Dutch calling it that, that's it. It's like the outback for Australians, but well... Polder is like it, but not exactly.
Anyhow this is what is between towns in the Netherlands. Certainly in the less populated areas. You usually see people bicycling from town to town in it.
11:37 Ah! Veenstra, Veenstra! Yeah, I've known Michiel back from when he made radio years ago and listened to many of his other podcast, interviewing radio-dj's.
I love Amsterdam will be there in November with my daughters and my granddaughter maybe I can talk them into a cheese tour.
Love your ending Chris Thank You
I’m loving this adventure you guys are on. I’m not brave enough to travel all over like that. Thanks for these videos. ❤
We hab
Ve a small tourist attraction in Australia called the Clogg Barn in Coffs Harbour. Showing how clogs are made and artefacts from holland. Very small on the Amsterdam scale, but beautiful.
Amsterdam Central. But I was last there over 15 years ago, but when I was there are four things to note. 1. Nieuwmarket, Great Northern European Beer Pub. 2. (Sorry Amanda) Near Rembrandtplein, Nice steaks at Rancho's. 3. The Trams. and 4. On Kings/Queens day. OH! Why aren't I wearing Orange?
Hope you had fun! You are my new favourite RUclipsr for me and my mom to watch 😂❤❤
Lol, Amanda i love your hair! next time just use the buttermilk to make pancakes. Or cornbread. I love the series! Netherlands is on my list! ❤ Thank you PPP! Michelle from Omaha
Oh no, poor Amanda. Did you confuse it with butterbeer? ;)
Cold buttermilk with fresh cracked pepper. Yum!
Whoa!!
I heard your story on "states", but I'll do you one better.
The European Union can be considered the European equivalent of the United States of America.
Each European country can be considered as an equivalent of a US State.
Each province (or bundesland or canton or other European versions -not to be confused with Canadian provinces, they are more like states-) can be considered as an equivalent of US county.
The Netherlands has 12 provinces (counties). There are 2 Holland provinces (North and South) as you pointed out.
Europe is a confusing place with many forms of structures, so sometimes it is hard to match things up between nations.
I thought those pancake balls were aebleskivers (Danish pancake) but after researching (thanks Google) I found out they were Poffertjes (Dutch pancakes). The Dutch version has yeast in the batter and the Danish pancakes have baking powder (similar to American pancake batter). I have a special ableskiver pan I got in Solvang, CA. Now I want to make the Dutch version of the pancakes. Thanks for sharing your adventures. They always get me researching about other countries.
I love Amsterdam!!! I have been there 2 times now. I have done 2 different river cruises out of there. Enjoy!!!
This wasn't Amsterdam though, but Zaandam. Still a lovely video.
I hope you tell your mother how amazing she is. Have Miles tell her too!
The Netherlands are so much fun! Thanks for the vlog!
Great job fam. Loving this series
My dad, uncle and aunt are around Amsterdam visiting the areas. Probably find them eating icecream
Chris’s “little” count for todays video: 18
The tune you started singig to about the sheep, sheep in the deep, sounded like Postman Pat 🎵
How did she not know what buttermilk is like? It's not like it is something uncommon or rare in the U.S. We don't usually drink it here, but we use it commonly in many foods.
Amsterdam is one of my favorite places. I used to go every year, but haven't been back since 2019.
Get it. Got it, Gouda! 😜
one of the best cities on the planet if you are still there I recommend doing a boat tour of the canals and visit the Ann frank house
if you have already done this sorry it watched the video yet
Yes, people who speak English say "Dutch". Probably derived from "Deutch", which means German due to some confusion over it being our neighboring country. "A Dutch person in The Netherlands" in Dutch = "Een Nederlander in Nederland".
Maybe I missed it but where was the cheese and clog factory please? I’m going to Amsterdam next year and really want to visit a clog factory! Thanks for taking us with you.
Hi Provost Fam. Is Blue Cheese as Good as Gouda or is it just too Blue? Amanda, Thank You for planning this Amazing Trip. 👍🏼❤️👍🏼 Everyday has been fun to watch. Chris, Amanda, and Miles you are all Awesome. Keep up the Great Job. Stay Safe and on to the next Adventure.
Buttermilk is good for baking. One of my favorite treats is Buttermilk Brownies.
The only reason that stuff is ever allowed to enter my house!
You need to go to Europe for Christmas markets in Germany and Vienna Austria cheese is the best love the videos thanks oh and I like buttermilk go figure.
Haha! the guys from D-TALES! 😂🎉
They are amazing 💙💚
I visited Amsterdam about 12 years ago on a family trip to Europe. We didn’t do any of the stuff that you guys did, though. We were there for about a day and visited the Van Gogh Museum and the Anne Frank House (We also visited the Coorie ten Boom House in Haarlem as a part of our activities in the Netherlands.) I still enjoyed what we did, but your choice of activities looks fun and interesting!
That is because you visited Amsterdam and this video is in Zaanse Schans, a part of a village outside Amsterdam.
Amsterdam is so beautiful! Might be a tourist thing but still lovely!
This was not Amsterdam 😂
I’ve been to Amsterdam. We did the city tour that ended in a Diamond cutting facility. We were there in winter though. Did you go to the van Gogh museum
I love your content is so fresh and original.
I would like to see in Italy next time maybe you can go to visit Gardaland and movieland near Lake Garda next year is Gardaland 50 anniversary.😊
I used to work with a ukranian guy who swore by butter milk. "no beer, buttermilk!" he'd say. Tried some one day. Pretty much what Amanda said, i thought it was a cross between plain yogurt and sour milk.
Fun video, hope you enjoyed! But this was not Amsterdam at all, more like local area next to the city. As a dutch person, I have never been there at all haha. Keep up the fun videos!
🥛 Fair play to Amanda for trying the buttermilk!
Thank you explaining the Holland Netherlands thing. I have never understood it and I have a Dutch friend!😂
Just Google it for the correct explanation 😊 we don’t have ‘states’ in the Netherlands
Really nice, but that’s not Amsterdam, that’s Zaandam 😊 Hope you’ve still enjoyed our city Amsterdam as well!
Hi your video on Efteling came up as a suggestion on RUclips today after I watched a few walk-throughs of Utrecht yesterday. It was good to see that theme park. I'm from Scotland and two friends and I are going to Amsterdam in November for a week. It will be their first time in the Netherlands but my third. My first time to Amsterdam was about 10 or 12 years then last year for three days. We will use Amsterdam as a base to explore more cities. My friend had recently asked in there was any theme parks in the Netherlands with rollercoasters so I've shared that video with him it looked impressive. Am I right in thinking with these videos you went to the Netherlands around June? We will also go to these Windmills I think. I do hope Amsterdam and the Netherlands do impress my two friends. I have a soft spot for that country. But one friends favourite place is Rome the others favourite is Berlin. So I feel like Amsterdam has to compete with those for my friends affections.
This (nice!) video is actually not about Amsterdam! It is about some of the small and picturesque towns in the surroundings of Amsterdam
Funny to see you made a podcast with Michiel Veenstra, he is a famous radio dj
He’s awesome.
Were those pancakes Abelskivers? They are SO good! Love these videos!
They are called poffertjes
you can buy Stroopwaffles when you return to the US at Costco
Cheesiest video, yet!😁 And Amanda, buttermilk is good for baking and making creamy tomatillo dressing, but not for drinking!🤢
Cris, we are wanting to start international travel but have no idea how to plan the trip. Is there a travel agency you go through that helps plan the trip with scheduled outings? Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Love Amsterdam ❤ Do you have a link to the tour, we would love to do it xx
This was not Amsterdam…….
Try the old Amsterdam chees you will like it
You look extra happy in Amsterdam......I wonder why.....
This was not Amsterdam
I went to a very small little hotel in Amsterdam there was not mushroom.
they tell the same story in Ireland about the colored houses
I wonder how many “cousins” were born by drunk sailors coming home to the wrong house!!