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Lugares que ver: Amsterdam

Amsterdam: 46 lugares en Atlas. Encontrarás imprescindibles, naturaleza, gastronomía y mercados. Marca dónde has estado y planifica tu viaje en tu propio mapa.

Lugares: 46

Rijksmuseum

The largest and most prestigious museum for art and history in the Netherlands: works by Vermeer, Rembrandt, and other Dutch masters.

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Anne Frank House

The house where the Jewish girl Anne Frank wrote her diary while hiding with her family from the Nazis.

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Van Gogh Museum

This museum is dedicated to Vincent van Gogh, a late 19th-century Post-Impressionist Dutch painter.

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Concertgebouw

Famous for its orchestra and its acoustics, this is one of the world's most frequently visited concert halls.

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Royal Palace

The Royal Palace is one of the three official palaces of the Netherlands.

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Stedelijk Museum

The Stedelijk Museum is the municipal museum of modern art.

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Rembrandt House

This is where the artist Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn and his wife, Saskia, lived between 1639 and 1658.

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Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder

One of the oldest museums in Amsterdam, this is a Catholic church stuffed into the upper stories of a house built in 1663, when Catholics were persecuted and had to disguise their churches.

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Oude Kerk

The oldest of the five main churches in the historic centre, and probably the oldest building in Amsterdam.

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Begijnhof

The Begijnhof is a late medieval enclosed courtyard with the houses of beguines.

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Vondelpark

The only large park that is close to the Binnenstad, and definitely the most popular one.

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Scheepvaartmuseum

Het Scheepvaartmuseum reopened in late 2011 following major renovations.

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Esnoga

The most prominent synagogue of the city centre, the Esnoga dates back from 1675 and is built in an austere Classicist style.

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Hortus Botanicus

The Amsterdam Botanical Gardens — 'Hortus' as they are called by locals — used to be the Botanic Garden of the University of Amsterdam.

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Westerkerk

Built in 1620-1631, located on Westermarkt near the Anne Frank House.

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Natura Artis Magistra Zoo

An entry ticket for Artis also provides admission to the Planetarium, the Aquarium and the Zoological Museum.

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Foodhallen

International food court with 20 food-stands housed in a large building that was once a tram depot.

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Nieuwe Kerk

Used for royal coronations, including the crowning of King Willem-Alexander in 2013, and royal weddings, including his wedding to princess Máxima in 2002.

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