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Monday, October 25, 2010

Rick Steves' Amsterdam, Bruges, and Brussels

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My girlfriend and I have this book on our trip to Amsterdam and Bruges, and has paid to save on shipping. Speck-kart is warning us about the tram or the easiest way to use public transport to get to the train station, so there is no need to use taxi (again) and pay a fee for adults, and we were grateful to know that , to be so. I already had a good idea of what I wanted to see Amsterdam, but reading the book gave me great ideas for a differentto see unusual things (visiting a private house boat in the canals and the museum of the tube, the depth of the "coffee shop"). Yes, you dweeb like a tourist map, this thing look around everywhere, but the cultural references and additional goodies you'll see that so it's worth. Great example: we came across one day on the red light district on our own, and walked around and check things out. Next, we studied the map and details the author had set for the "Red LightDistrict Walk "and thought, Woo-ee! We have lost the good stuff, we went back and saw great things that would otherwise be overlooked.

Rick Steves' Amsterdam, Bruges, and Brussels Feature

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Rick Steves' Amsterdam, Bruges, and Brussels Overview

Check out works by Rembrandt and Van Gogh and bike along canals fringed with Dutch elm trees—with Rick Steves’ Amsterdam, Bruges & Brussels, travelers can experience the best of this world-class destination—economically and hassle-free. From historic sights to progressive politics, the Netherlands offers endless sights and activities, and no one knows how to experience it all without wasting time and money better than Rick Steves. Rick covers the famous destinations, such as the Anne Frank House and the Red Light District, as well as a number of off-the-beaten path options that will take away from the city and into a countryside filled with windmills and old farm houses. So whether it’s enjoying Flemish art in Bruges or some of the world's best marijuana in Amsterdam, Rick Steves’ Amsterdam, Bruges and Brussels leads the way.