Amsterdam is often regarded as one of Europe’s most entertaining capital cities. Boasting an enviably relaxed atmosphere and an anything-goes attitude makes it the ideal destination for anyone looking for an enjoyable and carefree holiday. Innumerable clubs, brown café and nightclubs abound and, let’s not forget, Amsterdam also boasts arguably the most famous Red District in Europe. Finding a fun, chilled or energetic way to while away the wee hours of the morning is no challenge for the truly enthusiastic holiday maker. For a night out with a difference however, step out a little and take advantage of the many Amsterdam entertainment options on offer. Book an accommodation in the Central Ring area and follow our guide to enjoy some of the city’s most incredible evening activities. Romantic Dinner Cruise Bask in the romance of Amsterdam and take your lover on a romantic sunset dinner cruise. While the city’s canals may be enticing during the day, seeing them in the flickering evening glow is pure magic. An evening spent exploring some of Amsterdam’s most idyllic nooks and crannies is sure to be a memorable holiday experience. The two and a half hour cruise includes a scrumptious 4-course dinner and plenty of wine ...

[pinit] Amsterdam is a superb destination if indulging in some serious R&R is on your holiday agenda. The city is brimming with first-rate health spas and pamper-palaces; and quite a few risqué establishments we might add. No matter what kind of pleasure you seek, you can certainly find it all in Amsterdam! Regrettably, we have no anecdotal tales to tell about the salacious centres, but we can attest that the beauty and health spas in this captivating capital are simply exceptional. Book a central Amsterdam apartment, and delight in a treatment or two in one of the following spas. You’ll find no better way to reinvigorate your body and soul! Sauna Deco, Herengracht 115 Don’t be too concerned if, as soon as you walk into Sauna Deco, you happen to see a mixed crowd of visitors au naturel. No, you haven’t walked into one of the other spas; but this is still Amsterdam after all and modesty here is not highly regarded. If you must know, Sauna Deco is one of the most respected health spas in town, and a few hours here could see you soak in a sauna or steam room, plunge in a pool and perhaps have a ...

Part of the Twenty-first Century Village network in Amsterdam, The Nine Streets / De Negen Straatjes lie in the central canal ring and are one of the city’s most charming and popular areas. Located a few minutes’ walk from Dam Square and the Royal Palace, The Nine Streets straddle four seventeenth century canals: the Singel, Herengracht, Keisersgracht, and Prinsengracht, and are lined with designer boutiques, gift shops, jewellers, art galleries and wonderful cafés, bars and restaurants. Below is a list of typical shops that have helped to establish the retail reputation of the Nine Streets district: ANTONIA BY YVETTE Starting with the feet, Antonia by Yvette is situated behind the Royal Palace and she sells wonderfully stylish boots and dress shoes, and designer handbags. Some of the collection has been designed by Yvette though most of the boots, shoes and bags have been designed and manufactured by leading fashion labels. BEAUREGARD Beauregard is accessory heaven although the shop also sells certain styles of dresses, jeans and jackets to complement the belts, jewellery, wallets, bags and handbags. DE MAAGD & DE LEEUW De Maagd and De Leeuw is a sophisticated store that offers Parisian elegance, and both casual wear and more formal evening attire. There is a ...