#keizergracht

[vogelmeister]

i should take note of what places in the netherlands are mentioned in goud bc that would be interesting

[wildbeautifuldamned]

Vintage Keizergracht Coffee Mug Dutch Delft Blue White Handpainted Holland Gevel ebay Purple Rose CNY

[philoursmars]

Je reprends mon projet de présenter la plupart de mes 52377 photos.

2003 retour à Amsterdam avec Christine !

- les 2 premières :vers Vondelstraat

- Leidseplein X Marnixstraat - American Hotel, au style Art Deco

- Leidsestraat X Keizergracht - PC Hooft 

- vers Spui, de la bière chère à Christine !!

- les 2 dernières : Rokin - hôtel de l'Europe

[lluxoperon]

Moonrise over Keizergracht, goodnight Amsterdam. Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2019. • #amsterdam #keizergracht #water #nightphotography #night #moon #place • #netherlands #europe #holland #visitholland #map_of_europe #ig_europe #europe_perfection #ig_discover_holland #thecreative #aroundtheworldpix #ig_masterpiece #theprettycities #flashesofdelight #travelog #wandering #alwaysexploring #travel #fujifeed #fujifilm_global #myfujifilm #fujixclub #fujiframez (at Canal Boutique Rooms & Apartments) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNh25TIrrls/?igshid=1m6clbf1vy068

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🎵”Float On” by @modestmouse. @ The Canals of Amsterdam. . . . . . #soundtrack #travel #travelphotography #canalsofamsterdam #amsterdam #herengracht #prinsengracht #keizergracht #modestmouse #floaton (at Amsterdam, Netherlands) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwFrTzSArO5/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=xazjprraxy4y

[whiskeygin23]

Evening in Amsterdam by marcocalandra89

[jamesmblankonoir]

Homomonument, Keizergracht, Amsterdam.

[marimages]

Qu’il est sinistre le bruit des roulettes de valises sur les pavés de la cour. Mardi matin en route pour la Gare du Nord, je l’entends à peine. Sept heures et demie du matin, Jeanne et moi, partons nous vider la tête à Amsterdam. Thalys, nous voilà….

Midi, après à peine plus de trois heures de voyage, taxi (goût de luxe et connerie…. Ah si j’avais ouvert What’s app quelques minutes plus tôt !!) qui nous dépose à un kilomètre de notre Airbnb, pour cause de travaux de voirie. Direction le 89, Utrechtsedwarsstraat…. Merci aux passants avec portable qui ont eu pitié de deux porteuses de valises perdues.

Marianne notre hôtesse nous attend. Le studio ressemble bien à la photo, le patio fleuri aussi. A peine le temps de ranger quelques trucs et nous voilà parties, sans repères ni carte… et Google Map alors ? Ca pompe un max de 4G et j’aime mieux le papier. Mon pif GPS et les souvenirs de Jeanne nous envoient à gauche et à droite. Nous posons nos fessiers le temps d’une cigarette au Next Time plus sur la jolie terrasse du Singel 404, au bord de l’eau… petites salades et jus de fruits, des toilettes en haut d’un escalier pentu (forcément). La chasse au coffee continue  ! La ballade continue, la découverte aussi. D’un canal à l’autre, d’une terrasse à l’autre, nous attérissons sur Prinsengracht.

Jeanne

Le patio

Le Singel 404

Fin d’après-midi, la lumière sublime se reflète dans l’eau. Nous rentrons à la “maison”. Une petite douche et nous essayons de retrouver les terrasses repérées…. Argentins, espagnols, pizzeria…. rien de bien tentant. Au bout de la rue : Leidsegracht, les petites tables du Café George nous attendent au 84. J’y étais venue boire un chocolat en décembre avec Erik. Je me souviens que les WC sont chics et parfumés. Un verre de Chablis pour Jeanne un verre d’Ugni blanc pour moi, oeufs sur le plat (omelette ici) au bacon grillé et meatball pasta…. Un petit coffee pour la route et tout le monde au lit. Total des pas : 17990.

Mercredi matin, je laisse dormir Jeanne et je traîne un peu. Nous sortons vers midi sans but précis jusqu’au jardin botanique sur Herengracht. Sublime endroit, dépaysant, apaisant… plusieurs heures de grâce plus tard, notre estomac nous ramène vers le Centrum au Café Van Leeuwen, Keizersgracht 711HS. Salades encore et jus de fruits bio…. Il est déjà 6 heures du soir, le soleil brille, nous avons un peu mal aux pieds. Un petit verre de prosecco dans le patio. Ce soir nous dînons au coin de la rue, au Pata Negra vers 22 heures 30.  Si les coffee servent jusqu’à minuit ou une heure du matin, les cuisines à Amsterdam rendent leur tablier beaucoup plus tôt. Pas réalisés : 21988…. mon record ! Insuffisant pour éliminer les chorizos frits, les patatas brava, le génial poulet à l’ail et la sangria…. Olé !

Jeanne au jardin

Pata Negra

Jeudi 6 juillet. J’ai réservé une table en terrasse chez Eatmosphera pour dîner. Il fait beau, il y a remises de diplômes à la Gerrit Rietveld Academie. Les Nike au repos, aujourd’hui c’est tramway. D’autres quartiers avec des maisons cossues au bord de l’eau, des pelouses et des immeubles en construction. C’est tellement loin que le plan ridicule que j’ai payé une fortune dans une librairie (ça c’est tout moi !) s’arrête bien avant. Je suis Jeanne comme un petit chien. Terra incognita les étudiants des Beaux Arts pour moi, alors à Amsterdam, je me sens un peu perdue mais touchée par certains travaux étonnants des élèves. Nous posons pour Anouks Beckers, une jeune styliste. Déjeuner sur la pelouse de l’école, au bord de l’eau avec les très bons petits sandwichs de la cantine. Avant de rentrer, petit détour par la bien nommée Kalverstraat… la rue de la fringue et des produits de beauté. Passage “raisonnable” chez Urban Outfitters… Le plus long c’est la cabine d’essayage. Un petit coffee ? Je ne m’en souviens plus. Retour à Utrechtsedwarsstraat.  Il tombe des hallebardes. Pas de terrasse pour le dîner…. aussi bon que dans mon souvenir. 12006 pas seulement à cause des tramways et de la pluie.

Vendredi 7 juillet dernier jour déjà. Trop vite, trop court. Pas envie de partir, pas du tout même. Un musée avant le grand départ. Le Stedelik beaucoup moins bondé que ses voisins. Jeanne me fait découvrir le travail de Rineke Dijksgtra. Je ne connais pas du tout. Génial ! La prochaine fois, j’aimerais bien voir la section photo. La collection du musée semble impressionnante mais le catalogue n’existe qu’en hollandais, dommage ! Le Vondel Park est à deux pas. Sous un gros arbre, un jus de fruit bio (et oui encore !), des voisines de pelouse très joyeuses. Il est déjà l’heure de rentrer, fermer les valises, rendre la clef à Marianne. La suite vous la connaissez “accidentelles touristes”. 15377 pas pour cette dernière journée. Pas mal.

Deux paire de nattes au Vondelpark

Jeanne au Vondelpark

Tramway

Dans le tramway

Il pleut

Péniche fleurie

Maison de rêve

Ruelle

Volets ouverts

Des coffee, un musée, un jardin botanique, une école d’art, des petites rues, de grandes avenues, des tramways, des terrasses, des cafés, des vélos, des bateaux…. c’est fini. Mais promis, on recommencera ? Samedi début d’après midi, Jeanne repart à Strasbourg. Qu’il est sinistre le bruit des roulettes sur les pavés de la cour. Je me bouche les oreilles.

Jeanne au jardin botanique

Libellule

Heureuse à Amsterdam

    Amsterdam blues…. Qu'il est sinistre le bruit des roulettes de valises sur les pavés de la cour. Mardi matin en route pour la Gare du Nord, je l'entends à peine.

[g00dlikey0u]

Amsterdam, Scotch&Soda Keizersgracht

[deeznuts-nl]

Opdracht c) opdracht hoofdpersonages

De hoofdpersonage is Anton Steenwijk. Anton is een jongen met donkerbruin haar, bruine ogen en een licht getinte huid. Tijdens het verhaal heeft hij op meerdere plekken gewoond: aan de kade in Haarlem (met zijn ouders), aan de kade in Haarlem (met zijn ouders), in de Apololaan (met zijn oom en tante), tussen de keizergracht en Prinsengracht (tijdens zijn studies), in een appartement in Amsterdam (met Saskia en zijn dochter Sandra) en in een groot huis in Amsterdam (met Elisabeth en zijn zoon Peter). Omdat het verhaal plaatsvindt op verschillende momenten is hij ook elke keer ouder, 12 jaar (episode 1), 19 jaar (episode 2), 23 jaar (episode 3), 33 jaar (episode 4) en 48 jaar (episode 5). Anton zijn hobby is pianospelen (vooral dat van Schumann). Anton zijn karaktereigenschappen zijn dat hij een beetje verlegen of ingetrokken is, maar dat hij wel zeer gehecht aan iemand kan zijn. Anton is zeer intelligent (omdat niet iedereen medicijnen kan studeren) en kan ook heel nieuwsgierig zijn (omdat hij sommige nachten gewoon wakker lag aan het nadenken waarom zijn buren het lijk voor hun huis hebben gezet en niet voor de deur van andere)

Hij lijkt volgens mij fysiek en innerlijk op Tom Hanks, innerlijk omdat Anton niet een jonge is die het aller sociaals is maar wel heel gehecht kan zijn aan een aar mensen en fysiek omdat hij ook bruine haren en ogen heeft en ook lichtjes getint is.

[art-creature]

ooooo what were your favourite places you visited or things you did in amsterdam ... ?!

a few ppl asked me this so here’s a list of some places + tips ! keep in mind i just visited once, i’m not an expert. research the places you want to visit (i did this + watched some Youtube vlogs lol)

Van Gogh museum - i loved seeing his works in person! i did not realize how much texture some of his paintings have. like for example the famous sunflowers, i’ve always just seen prints of it and ofc those are going to look really flat. (save yourself from standing in a long line for tickets and buy one online + reserve the time you plan on getting there. preferrably in the morning and on a weekday bc there will be less ppl)Stedelijk museum - i have to admit i enjoyed this one a little more because of the diversity and variety of works, and there weren’t a lot of ppl there. (i also bought the ticket for this one online but i don’t think you have to, it’s not as popular/busy as the Van Gogh)for both museums you can get an audio guide. the one at the Van Gogh is 5eur, and at the Stedelijk it’s free. how i got there by public transport was with trams 2 or 5, stop Van Baerlestraat. the museums are right next to each other.Horticus Botanicus, the botanical garden - cute place, also cute gift shop! i loved just sitting on a bench, drawing, surrounded by plants. there’s also a smaller greenhouse with butterflies. i didn’t visit their cafe but i heard it’s good. ofc the outside gardens are not in bloom at this time of year so if you’re visiting later during spring or summer they probably look amazing.you can get there by trams 9 or 14, stop Mr. Visserplein.Openbare Bibliotheek - public library! it’s free. i went there when i was super tired from walking around and spent 3 hours on the 6th floor relaxing and drawing. it’s pretty peaceful, you will be mostly surrounded by students studying. there’s a nice view of the city from one side of the room that’s just windows, if you want to take a pic too :)it’s close to the Centraal station so you can just walk there if you’re in that area.Athenaum boekhandel - i didn’t look at their books, but the magazines !!! the beautiful ~indie mags~ that i can’t find in Belgrade. I bought 032c, Flow and Printed Pages. i didn’t know if anyone would be interested in this place but i’m including it. a lot of transportation gets you to the one located at Spui square, but i used trams 2 and 5.Vegan junk food bar - i’m not vegan but this had good reviews and yeah, it’s so gooood. you can only pay with a credit card though! i didn’t know this, only had cash with me but the server still arranged for me to be able to pay. kind ppl.i walked there from the Van Gogh museum bc it's not far.Umaimon - Japanese food. i had one of their ramen bowls.Kantjil & De Tijger - i grew up with Indonesian food so i have high standards for Indonesian restaurants, but the dish i had was good! The portion was just a little too small for me (but then again i was really hungry after walking around).Van der Linde - art supplies store! I like that you can browse by yourself and the staff doesn’t bother you lol.Vondelpark - near the museums!Keizergracht, Prinsengracht, Herengracht - strolling around these canals was lovelyanother thing i loved was just….being in public transport! this will not be anything special for most ppl, but i loved listening to 5 different languages during one tram ride haha. i don’t live in a very diverse place, nor a place with such efficient public transportation.

I visited some more places but these stood out to me! And ofc there were spots I visited and didn’t stick around long like the Dam square because it was just too crowded/touristy for me.

Places i didn’t visit but want to in the future:Amsterdam NoordAnne Frank houseVita’s FriesMassimo GelatoSarphatiparkVenkelRijksmuseumStrawberry AmsterdamHummus bistro d&aMeatless District

tips:-save all the places you want to visit on the Google Maps on your phone/tablet and then download the offline map of Amsterdam in the app. this was how i navigated the city. it shows you where you are if your location is on. it’s amazing.-pay attention to where you’re walking/standing!!! don’t block the path for ppl on bicycles.-when using the tram, enter either on the first door or the last double doors. i learned this the hard way lmao. also always check in and out with your transport card.-if you’re shopping in a supermarket they don’t have bags to give when you’re paying for stuff (well, at least the ones i’ve been to didn’t. Amsterdam is really good about plastic bags, i don’t think i’ve used any while there!) or you have to pay for a plastic bag. so just in case you can bring a tote bag for groceries, that's easy to carry in a backpack or a bag.

[yogaforlife]

History of Amsterdam's Canals

Amsterdam is otherwise called the Venice of the North for the various waterways, scaffolds and islands it has. The three significant waterways in the city are Keizersgracht, Herengracht and Prinsengracht. They were made in the Dutch Golden Age in the seventeenth century. The waterways make up concentric semi-roundabout belts that circumvent Amsterdam. The belts are otherwise called grachtengordel. In excess of 1,500 fantastic structures are arranged along the fundamental waterways. The nineteenth century trenches are on the World Heritage List of UNESCO.

History of Amsterdam's Canals:

The waterways in Amsterdam structure a framework that has permitted the city to do exchange and protect itself effectively previously. This is a consequence of cautious city arranging in the seventeenth century. During that time, movement was at its pinnacle and there was a requirement for a far reaching plan for waterway advancement. Grachtengordel trenches were made to work with viable city improvement, particularly in the local locations. An external trench called Singelgracht was then made for water the board and safeguard purposes. On the off chance that you take a boat visit through Amsterdam you will actually want to see it for yourself.

In the arrangement, arrangements were made to incorporate waterways that would interface the primary ones along the radii. It likewise involved various equal trenches, a channel along the internal edge and more than 100 extensions. Work on them began in the west and continued toward the east. Development of the north-west construction started in 1613 and went on till 1625. The southern area of the trenches was begun distinctly in 1664, and work on it went gradually, inferable from financial downturn.

A portion of the Widely Recognized Canals in the Belt:

Keizergracht: The waterway is otherwise called the Emperor's Canal. It is the amplest of the Grachtengordel channels and is the second among them. The waterway was named after the Holy Roman Emperor Maxmilian I.

Singel: Amsterdam (during bygone eras), was enclosed by Singel. Somewhere in the range of 1480 and 1585, it worked as a canal. After 1585, Amsterdam developed past the boundaries of Singel. The trench starts at IJ cove and reaches out till Muntplein square. Singel contacts Amstel River now. The trench is right now the inward most in the semi-round belt of the waterways in Amsterdam. It is unique in relation to the Singelgracht channel which shaped the external city limit in the seventeenth century.

Prinsengracht: Also known as the Prince's Canal, Prinsengracht is the longest channel in the city. It is additionally the furthest (fourth) waterway in the framework. The waterway gets its name from the Prince of Orange. Most of the houses along the waterway were created in the Dutch Golden Age. A few scaffolds go over the waterways; all things considered, they don't interface with Jordaan's roads. A portion of the fascinating spots to see along the waterway are Anne Frank House, Noordermarkt and Westerkerk. You can board a trench voyage boat to see these sights very close  beijing-hangzhou grand canal.

Other Impressive Canals in Amsterdam:

Zwanenburgwal: Located in Amsterdam, Zwanenburgwal is both a road and waterway. Two eminent characters lived around here - Spinzoa, the scholar and Rembrandt, the painter. The road was casted a ballot one of the most delightful in Amsterdam, in 2006, by local people. Zwanenburgwal interfaces the floodgate entryway of Sint Antoiniessluis and Amstel River. It was initially called Verversgracht, after the material organizations that had secured themselves along the trench.

Brouwersgracht: The trench, situated in the downtown area, shapes a piece of the arrangement of channels associating the Keizersgracht, Herengracht, Singel and Prinsengracht. The trench frames the belt's northern breaking point. Brouwersgracht also shapes a road that is perceived as one of the most engaging in the city.

[wildbeautifuldamned]

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[philoursmars]

Je reprends mon projet de présenter la plupart de mes 52377 photos.

2003 retour à Amsterdam avec Christine !

- les 2 premières : Keizersgracht - Marseille Huis (la Maison Marseille), avec un plan de la ville (au XVIIe s ?)....Je ne POUVAIS PAS rater ça !!

- Keizergracht : la Maison aux Têtes

- Prinsengracht

- Groenenburgwal X Amstel - Zuiderkerk

-  sur le lac IJ -  c’est son nom ! - une église et une pagode - en fait, un resto !

- Brouwersgracht 

[lluxoperon]

A lonely bicycle on a bridge over Keizergracht. Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2019. • #amsterdam #keizergracht #canal #bridges #water #reflections #bicycle #place • #netherlands #europe #holland #visitholland #map_of_europe #ig_europe #europe_perfection #ig_discover_holland #thecreative #aroundtheworldpix #ig_masterpiece #theprettycities #flashesofdelight #travelog #wandering #alwaysexploring #travel #fujifeed #fujifilm_global #myfujifilm #fujixclub #fujiframez (at Keizersgracht) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNXex2pLdAG/?igshid=ksi1j66bwjy6

[haber-zeynart]

Amsterdam Gezilecek Yerler (2020) - Amsterdam Mutlaka Gezilmesi Gereken Yerlerin Listesi

ABONE OLAmsterdam, dünyanın en düşük yüz ölçümüne sahip şehirdir. Deniz seviyesinin 6,7 metre altında olan bu şehir, küresel ısınma devam ederse sular altında kalma tehlikesi yaşıyor. Şehir, özel mühendislik uygulamaları sayesinde deniz seviyesinin üzerine çıkarılmış. Bunu da sağlamak için şehri ahşap düzeneklerin üzerine kurmuşlar. Şehri ayakta tutan ortalama 11 milyon düzenek bulunuyor.Şehir dümdüz bir yapıya sahiptir. İnsan sayısından fazla bisiklet bulunuyor. Caddeleri gezerken, her yaştan ve cinsten insanın ister resmi ister spor kıyafetle bisiklet sürdüğünü görebilirsiniz. Amsterdam’da gezmek istiyorsanız bisiklet kiralamanızı ve öyle gezmenizi tavsiye ederiz.Amsterdam’ı diğer şehirlerden ayıran bir başka özellik de şehrin kanallarla çevrili olmasıdır. Öyle ki, dikkatli olmadığınız bir anda kanala düşebilirsiniz. Bu nedenle aileler çocuklarını daha küçükken mayolu ve kıyafetli halde yüzmeyi öğretiyorlar. 1- Amsterdam Kanalları Kanallar, kentin yüz ölçümünün %25’ini kaplıyor. 100 kilometreyi bulan uzunluğa, 90 adaya ve 1.500 köprüye sahiptir. En ünlüleri Herengracht (Soylular Kanalı), Keizergracht (Krallar Kanalı) ve Prinsengracht (Prensler Kanalı)’dır.Tekne turlarına katılabileceğiniz gibi, kendiniz de küçük bir tekne kiralayarak şehri gezebilirsiniz. 2- Dam Meydanı Amsterdam’ın ana meydanıdır. Bütün yollar bu meydana çıkar. Bu meydanın etrafında önemli yapılar bulunur ve bütün önemli aktiviteler burada yapılır. Read the full article