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Amsterdam » Amsterdam Central Station - Centraal Station Amsterdam
If you have just checked out of a hotel or have to wait around to check in and you don’t want to carry your luggage around with you, drop it off at the safe lockers in the station. They can be found to the right of the main concourse and come in various sizes. They cost approximately €4-...
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Central Station Area/St Nicolaas Kerk- Amsterdam, Netherlands - VirtualTourist.com
Now, I mentioned the Alteration before, but now I want to explain first a little before telling about the saint Nicolas church. The Dutch independence-war, known locally as the 80-years war, started out as (among other things) a religious dispute. The Habsburgian empire, then ruled from Spain, start...
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Central Station, Amsterdam
The station was built on the banks of the IJ River. It is held up with 8,600 pilings in order to keep the building stable and avoid accidents caused by shifting soil. The exterior of the building is made of red stone. Carvings and spires are prominent on the exterior of the building as are two large...
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Amsterdam Central Station : Amsterdam
] At the time the station was built, the IJ used to be Amsterdam’s connection to the open sea — the Zuiderzee, a saltwater inlet of the Northsea. The construction of a major dike, finished in 1933, turned the sea into a lake, the IJsselmeer. Building the station at this location — ...
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Latest reviews of Centraal Station, Amsterdam, Netherlands
We used the station in the last week in May 2005. The staff was helpful and it was very busy,but took the to help. they answered our questions about prices and where to get the train and the metro we also used. we also found several places with signs saying no 100 euro notes not just at the station ...
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Centraal Station, Amsterdam | MyTravelGuide.com
Amsterdam's Centraal Station dates from the year 1889, when it was first used for the transport of goods. It was designed by the architect P.J.H. Cuypers - well known in his time, who also designed the Rijksmuseum. The building's foundation consists of 8,687 wooden piles, because of the wetlands aro...
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