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Amsterdam Made Easy: The Best Sights and Walks of Amsterdam (Open Road Travel Guides)

Format: Paperback
Author: Andy Herbach
ReleaseDate: 05 July, 2005
Publisher: Open Road
Rating:

Worth buying
I am drawn to this one because it isn't too wordy - it provides nothing but the information you need without all the fluff and fuss you find in the other books. I now own just about every travel book you can buy on Amsterdam. It also lists a number of places of interest that the other books don't.

While it may not be the most aesthetically appealing travel books I've come upon, it has certainly proved itself to be one of the most useful. .

Plan a Trip to Amsterdam!
This guide let me imagine what I'd see and do if I ever get there. I've always wanted to visit Holland. Of course, the museums in Amsterdam like the van Gogh Museum or the Anne Frank House are pretty special. The book gives a number of walking tours that take you along the canals.
For the armchair traveler, you'll want to team this book up with some heftier coffee table books on Amsterdam. For the actual traveler, this slim book will be handy to carry around with you to find the best coffeehouses and entertainment.

The best sights and walks of Amsterdam
Inside you'll find short opinionated descriptions of both well-known and off-the-beaten-path sights; detailed walking tours with street-by-street descriptions; and nearby day trips - plus a travel-planning section to help you arrange your trip!. This handy pocket guide to the best sights and walks of Amsterdam is all you need to make your visit fun, memorable, and easy.

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