Амстердам:

Коллонада "Homo Sapiens Non Urinat In Ventum", Амстердам

Квартал красных фонарей

Смотровая площадка в библиотеке Амстердама

Мост Питон (Pythonbrug)

Королевский дворец

Музей NEMO

Государственный музей The Rijksmuseum

Центральный железнодорожный вокзал Амстердама

Площадь Дам

Аудекерк

Built in the renaissance style, designed by the dutch architect hendrick de keyser, the westertoren (1637) is the highest church tower (85m) in amsterdam. the canal houses on the right are characteristic of the architecture of the dutch golden age.

Bicyclists crossing a bridge over prinsengracht.

Canal boats, such as this one on keizersgracht, give tours of the city.

Topography

The anietenkapel gate at the university of amsterdam, founded in1632 as the athenaeum illustre

The royal palace, nieuwe kerk, and now demolished weigh house on dam square in 1814.

The magere brug or "skinny bridge" at night

A woodcut depicting amsterdam as of 1544. the famous grachtengordel had not yet been established.

The oude kerk was consecrated in 1306.

Afc ajax's amsterdam arena

The concertgebouw concert hall has some of the finest acoustics in the world.

The red-light district is a major tourist attraction.

Koninginnedag 2009 in amsterdam

The zuidas district is the headquarters of many dutch multinationals.

The van gogh museum houses the world's largest collection of van gogh's paintings and letters.

The amsterdam stock exchange, right, is the oldest stock exchange in the world.

Amsterdam airport schiphol ranks as europe's 4th busiest airport and the world's 16th busiest for passenger traffic.

The rijksmuseum houses the night watch.

The (reconstructed) bookcase that covered the entrance to the "secret annex" where anne frank hid from germans occupying amsterdam during world war ii.

National monument<br /> a memorial to the war victims

Boat on the prinsengracht in 2006

Vondelpark is the largest park in amsterdam.

Vijzelstreet looking towards muntplein in 1891

The scheepvaarthuis, by arhitects johan van der mey, michel de klerk, piet kramer is characteristic of the architecture of the amsterdam school.

A tram on damrak with centraal station in the background

Tourists near munttoren

The church of st nicholas

The old city houses on damrak

The de gooyer windmill was constructed in 1725 and moved to its current location in 1814; it is one of eight windmills in amsterdam.

Rembrandt monument on rembrandtplein

Amsterdam aldermen at their installation in 2006 from left to right: tjeerd herrema, maarten van poelgeest, marijke vos, carolien gehrels, ahmed aboutaleb and lodewijk asscher