Where to visit pre & post Amsterdam to Bruges cycling/barge trip?
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Thanks for continuing to comment. The Kroller-Muller Museum does look interesting, and I will keep it in mind if I run out of things to do in Amsterdam (I doubt it though). I am near to finalizing accommodation arrangements but did take a look at the two recently suggested. Unfortunately, neither one was a good match for exactly what I am looking for. I was seriously contemplating a canal view room but then realized what the cost of a really nice one is--probably more than I want to spend. And, it also dawned on me that be being on a barge and cycling for ten days I will probably have plenty of opportunities for views of canals.
Also, because of the biking, you'll have seen a lot of towns and even cities really in depth. It's not superficial. Those hours of walking time in smaller Dutch cities: good to make use of it.
If I were to track back to The Hague, don't just put the Mauritshuis on the list, go for the Panorama Mesdag. A stunning experience right from the 19th century ( I won't spoil)
more suggestions for accommodation:
https://livezoku.com/amsterdam/
https://sweetshotel.amsterdam/ (28 bridge keeper lodges you can rent across Amsterdam)
https://www.botel.nl/nl/
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www.parkcentraal.com/amsterdam
My friend is staying right now at the Park Centraal and is loving it. Really amazing staff, great restaurant in the lobby with a tram stop right next to the hotel. Have a wonderful trip!
My friend is staying right now at the Park Centraal and is loving it. Really amazing staff, great restaurant in the lobby with a tram stop right next to the hotel. Have a wonderful trip!
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