Cozy studio apartment with ambiance, in a lovely typical dutch location. with walking distant to all the major sights and nightlife spots. The studio has its owen entrance all private.(no Sharing) and contains * Small kitchenette fully equipped. Fridge, Microwave, Electric stove, Coffee machine..ect. * TV/DVD * One Double bed * Private Modern shower/WC * Wireless Internet * Great view. The location is called DE PIJP a very well known area in Amsterdam, De Pijp is located right on the border of the centre everything is walking distant, The Heineken house, Marketplace, All the museums, Rembrandt square, Bars, Restaurants and shopping. Smoking is allowed. De Pijp, Amsterdam Just a short tram ride or a walk from south of Centraal Station will take you into one of the most cosmopolitan and vibrant districts of Amsterdam. Welcome to de Pijp. For the eternally inquisitive, many will try to second-guess what de Pijp stands for but the truth is, no one really knows. Perhaps it owes its name to the long narrow streets that resemble pipes or to the infamous gas company which used to supply energy to the area. Whoever or whatever is responsible for the name should be proud of the association. Formerly a working class quarter built to ease the overpopulated Jordaan in the 19 th century and to house labourers, de Pijp as we Amsterdammers know it today is without doubt a melting pot of cultures and nationalities. Thanks to previous settlers such as Heijermans, De Haan, Bordewijk, Mondriaan and scores of students in search of a cheap room to rent, de Pijp continues to breathe life as the lively bohemian district known as the Quartier Latin (Latin Quarter). The young, old, students, artists, and families have all chosen to make de Pijp their home, a 10 min walk to centre Amsterdam, this homely alternative is appealing. Today, de Pijp is so popular that house prices have gone up an astonishing 350%! Like the neighboring district Jordaan , de Pijp is brimming with fantastic cafes, restaurants, coffee shops and bars. Of course, a visit to Amsterdam wouldnt be the same without a trip to the Albert Cuypmarket, flanked by over 100 shops. If you wander down Albert Cuypstraat and Ferdinand Bolstraat, the main streets in de Pijp , you\'ll find many exotic and authentic Syrian, Moroccan, Surinamese restaurants, to name but a few, and a typical Amsterdam pub is located on almost every corner. Also in abundance are the Islamic butchers, Surinamese, Spanish, Indian and Turkish delicatessens and grocery stores. Try one of these restaurants or bars for size and if you found one that hit the right spot. The Leidseplein Leidseplein is a mere ten minutes walk away and one of Amsterdam's popular centers for nightlife, with theatres, lots of cafes, restaurants, cinemas, the casino, the Lido theatre with live entertainment and music centres Paradiso and Melkweg. Street musicians, jugglers, fire-eaters and other performers make the square a lively place until the early hours, especially on warm summer evenings, when you can get there also a henna tattoo. At night, the square is the meeting point for youth, who hang out in the clubs and cinemas around. The square developed in the 17-th century as a wagon park for farmers and peasants to leave their carts here before entering the city centre. The name is because of Leidsepoort, which once marked the end of the main road from Amsterdam to Leiden. Aside from the bars and restaurants, is the Van Gogh museum five minutes walk and the red light district just around the corner on the Ruysdaelkade , behind the Rijksmuseum. De Pijp is the smallest of the three red light districts and coincidentally, it is also Dutch slang for "penis". But if you dont fancy venturing out of de Pijp just quite yet, and who would blame you, take a picnic down to the beautiful Sarphati Park which has its own surrounding lake. Or if you think of yourself as a bit of a beer connoisseur, pop into the Heineken Brewery. The Heineken Experience Even if you tried, you couldnt miss this enormous red-brick building on Stadhouderskade Although Heineken is no longer a brewery, it has been fully renovated and now operates as a museum. Not only can you trace the 244-year history of the Heineken Empire, pick up a few tips on brewing, meet Dr Elion. (Inventor of Heinekens magic ingredient), and look inside a hop boiler but you can also go on a Bottle Ride. Seated on a moving platform, you follow the production route of a bottle of beer. Of course, if you have worked up a thirst after running the whole gamut of activities on offer at the Heineken Experience, reward yourself with a pint or two. Cheers!

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