Walking around a painting

Category: CITIE
Writer: DxTravel
Date: 30.07.2018

Amsterdam is a small city itself that is created by little details but has a huge effect. It is not pointless that it has been the source of inspiration of many artists. It is not only water flowing from one channel to another, it is also the peace flowing in this city. You start to pedal a bicycle and next thing you know that you are in a painting. For example, there is Van Gogh at your one side, and Rembrandt at your other side. And the ‘starry night’ of Amsterdam shines from between the clouds. On the other hand, it is not dark, deliberately it is a ‘Sin City” with red lights.

Those wearing freedom wings in Red Light District land on the center of art, the Regions of Museums. Van Gogh Museum and its neighbor Stedelijk Museum catch your eyes. Then you start to walk one by one. Rijksmuseum, Hermitage Amsterdam, Rembrandt’s House, Madame Tussauds and Amsterdam Cheese Museum. EYE Film Museum wave hands from one channel away as it says ‘Do not forget me’. But there is much more to see, only one day would be enough to see them all.

Then, maybe you want to take a breath and record what you have seen to your memory calmly. At that time, Vondelpark invites you. Welcome to the Central Park of Amsterdam. It is the way to stay peaceful among the crowds. If you say that this much calmness is enough, follow the music reaching to your ear. You will meet the face of concert in the park by passing through one more beautiful than the other sculptures.

Now, you may want to go to the city center. In fact, Dam Square is a little far and a little close. While you gaze around the beauties of Amsterdam, Anne Frank’s house wakes you up before the Dam Square. Then, you have a short distance to the square that would be enough to drink one coffee.

Amsterdam welcomes you so warmly that you would say that you learned every point of it. Afterwards, every passing minute this city brings new surprises and novelties to you. There is always more than you have seen under the water. Of course, it is for the eyes wanting to explore.