"Best Water Attractions in Amsterdam" Erstellt von : Cityseeker 6 Vorgemerkte Orte Keizersgracht "Imperial Canal" Keizersgracht was named in honor of Maximilian I, the Holy Roman Emperor from 1493 until 1519, who ruled over what was to become The Netherlands. The canal's name literally translates as "Emperor's Canal." Keizersgracht is also the widest of the major canals that form the city's inner canal ring and hosts some famous monuments, including the by Jorge Royan Homomonument, a monument to all the gay victims of oppression throughout the world. Another notable sight on this canal is the Huis met de Hoofden, the House with the Heads, a 17th-century canal house with distinctive stonework. In the winters, the canal freezes over and the locals use the it for ice skating. Keizersgracht, Amsterdam River Amstel "Namensgeber von Amsterdam" Die Amstel ist der Fluss, nach dem die Stadt Amsterdam benannt ist. Nach der Eindeichung der Amstel war es das Zentrum, von wo aus sich die Stadt ausbreitete. Im Süden reicht der Fluss bis an die Stopera und das Muntplein. Danach verschwindet die Amstel in mehreren kleinen Kanälen, die die ganze Stadt durchziehen. Am Abend bietet sich am Ufer des by Bit Boy Flusses ein tolles Bild von der Stadt. Die Amstel ist der Lebensquell der Stadt. River Amstel, Amsterdam Herengracht "Witness to Amsterdam's Opulence" Herengracht is the innermost of Amsterdam's major canals, not counting the former moat, Singel. Like its sister canals, Herengracht loops around the inner city to meet the Amstel River. Herengracht was named for the heren regeerders, or "regents," who were the rulers of the Dutch Republic. A notable section of the canal is the Gouden Bocht, or Golden Bend, that by Uppploader once housed the wealthiest citizens of Amsterdam, as can be seen by the many double wide canal houses that formed the palaces of the rich and powerful. A number of canal house museums such as the Willet- Holthuysen and the more unusual Kattenkabinet can be found along this canal. Whether you're cycling or on foot, this canal offers picturesque views of the city. Herengracht, Amsterdam Prinsengracht "Princely Waterway" This canal's name translates to Prince's Canal, and was named after William I. He was also known as William of Orange, and was involved in the 80 Years War which resulted in independence for the Dutch Republic. Prinsengracht is the longest of Amsterdam's major canals, forming the outer circle of the canal ring. Some of the city's most notable buildings by Aforaseem can be found along it, including the Anne Frank House, Noorderkerk and Westerkerk, making for a picturesque stroll. This canal also forms one of the borders of the picturesque Jordaan area, a former working class district that has been reinvented as a center for the arts and for trendy cafes. Prinsengracht, Amsterdam Java-eiland "Living Art" Constructed in 1995 and designed by 2 artists, this small islands is composed of 4 canals, 9 bridges, and narrow side-by-side rows of houses designed by 19 different architects. Each architect had to abide by strict building dimensions of 4.5 meters wide and 4-5 stories high. With pedestrian and cyclist traffic on the north and a shopping promenade on by Brian Pirie the south, Java Island utilizes its space to the max. Creatively compact, this site is a marvel of modern architectural design. Just be sure to watch your footing or you may find yourself unpleasantly wet, swimming through the canals. +31 20 702 6000 (Tourist www.stadseilanden.nl/jav [email protected] Javakade, Amsterdam Information) a.htm Bosbaan "Rowing Central" Located south of Amsterdam is the beautiful Bosbaan lake that offers a number of outdoor activities to all who visit. Primarily a rowing lake, it is often host to a number of sporting events and championships. So whether in training or getting the family out for a picnic, this well-maintained, scenic lake is best for all. by *_* [email protected] Bosbaanweg, Amsterdamse Bos, Amstelveen Schließen Sie sich uns an bei: cityseeker.com Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen | DATENSCHUTZBESTIMMUNG | API | KONTAKT | Urheberrecht (COPYRIGHT) 2020 CITYSEEKER Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).