AMSTERDAM CANAL CRUISE: Red-Light District and More! (4K)
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- Опубликовано: 14 июн 2024
- Perhaps the #1 thing to do in Amsterdam is to take a relaxing canal cruise. It's a great way to see Amsterdam as you glide through the canals and see the architecture, especially the tilted canal houses. On this cruise, we were on an open air boat and we were fortunate to have a beautiful, sunny day. We started out near the Hermitage Museum and cruised on the Amstel River, before we hit a few canals. We passed by a few landmarks, then went through the Red-Light District, rode by many houseboats, and ended up by the famous Skinny Bridge. If you want to know what an Amsterdam canal cruise is like, I think you'll enjoy this video. My advice if you visit Amsterdam is take two different canal cruises (which is what we did). One in a small open-air boat and one in a larger covered boat, that each show you some different parts of Amsterdam.
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0:00 Welcome to Amsterdam! How Amsterdam was built.
0:25 Passing the National Opera and Ballet
0:48 The Blue Bridge (Blauwburg)
0:56 Cruising: Why Some Canal Houses Are Tilted; 1:37 De Kleine Comedie (Theater); Mint Tower
3:14 Where We're Going
3:39 Grimburgwal Canal
4:14 One of Oldest Houses in Amsterdam
4:40 City Center; How Canal Houses Were Built
5:16 Why Canal Houses Are So Narrow
5:49 Massive Fires in 15th Century
6:08 More About Canal Houses
7:12 Entering Red-Light District
8:16 Window Brothels/Oude Kerk (Old Church); Discussing Legal Prostitution
9::46 Little Venice
10:01 Doors That Control The Water
10:34 Cruising in Open Havenfront; Doubletree by Hilton Amsterdam Centraal Station; Sea Palace Restaurant; NEMO Science Museum
11:14 Oudeschans Canal/Montelbaanstoren Defensive Tower/Houseboats
12:40 Zuiderkerk (Amsterdam's Oldest Church)
12:58 House of the Civic Guard/Rembrandt's Nightwatch
13:37 Back on Amstel River
14:27 Canal Cruising
15:15 House with Midwife/Cruising
15:53 Houseboats/Prisengracht Canal
17:58 Heading Toward The Skinny Bridge
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Thank you so much, I totally appreciate your effort. I really enjoy this river cruise 🚢 I seated myself on that boat, and I felt the joy of the beautiful scenery & learn some history as well. 😊👏🏽👏🏽❤️
You're quite welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed the canal cruise-it's a great way to see Amsterdam.
That was very enjoyable! Thank you! You inspired my desire to go to Amsterdam and learn more.
That's great to hear! I really hope you get to experience this great city.
Здравствуйте. Красиво 👍
Yes, it is-thank you!
So is it open in the daytime the sex workers? With the lights
It's open in the daytime but you won't see as many sex workers as you would see at night.
Makes sense! I've never been anywhere due to lack of money but I just love the old history and the differences between old and new history. Amsterdam always was fascinating. I wonder, was there ever a real "Roxanne"