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Our BnB is situated, in Amsterdam Old South, midst of a historic houserow of authentically Dutch gabled houses right at a larger canal called “Schinkel”. As it is an active canal where leisure boats of all sizes but also large working ships transporting sand and other cargo . Check out some pictures below!.
The bridge opening for the taller ships is a spectacle that can be watched especially well at the restaurant/bar/café Gent with tables right next to the bridge (all visible from our BnB room of course!). The location atmosphere is vibrant and authentic with many bars and restaurants locals and expats love just a short stroll away. The same goes for supermarkets, convenience stores, wine stores and more. Chances are high that you’ll be quickly captivated by the charm and character of this unique location.
Another highlight is our proximity to the renowned Vondelpark, just over the bridge. This beautiful, lively, and adventurous park invites you to explore its winding paths, serene lakes, and vibrant green spaces. Though it becomes a bustling place once it get sunny and warm as its wideness and beauty is drawing locals, expats and tourists in its ban.
"The district Old-South – Amsterdam’s former cultural gateway to the city that was developed in the end of the 19th century.
It is home to some of the richest neighbourhoods of Amsterdam because most parts are outside of the buzz and chaos from the center but close to famous Vondelpark. Serene tree-lined streets with pretty gabled façades and elegant balconies make it one of the city’s most desirable addresses where you can still find the authentic life of locals and by now local expats."
Very important of course: with excellent public transport connections, you can effortlessly explore all that Amsterdam has to offer – we are 2.5 km south-east of the center. Within minutes, you’ll reach tram stations that can whisk you away to the city center, Museum Square, and other iconic landmarks. Alternatively, embark on a scenic walk or bike ride, following the beautiful routes that lead you to the heart of the city.
Discover the magic of Amsterdam from the comfort of our cozy BnB, where the charm of the canal and the allure of the neighborhood come together to create a truly remarkable stay.

Parking:
Street parking is available (many spaces) but expensive. You have to pay from 9am till midnight. A day card (dagkaart) costs 45.00 euro. Otherwise its 4.50 euro per hour. You need your credit card, plus the license plate number of your car to get a parking ticket from the parking meter. They do not take cash.
An alternative is to go to the "Park and Ride at the Olympic Stadium" (15 Euro per day if pre-booked).
Tram:
The easiest way to the center or basically anywhere else in Amsterdam is via tram. There are two tram stops within 5 minutes walking distance, and both will take you to the center, on different paths.
Tram 2 is passing by the Museum's Quarter and is seen as one of the nicest tram rides in the world (National Geographic) while tram 1 is getting you to the center through the west of Amsterdam.
You can buy a single ticket valid for 1h (around 3 Euro), a day ticket (around 8 Euro), or multi-day tickets if you plan on doing more than 2 rides. Get on the tram in the back to buy them from the conductor. All tickets are valid for any bus or tram. The last tram home is around midnight.
Walking:
A lovely 30-minute walk through Vondelpark gets you to the Leidseplein or the Museum Square, both at the border of the city center. On a sunny day, this walk is an attraction on its own.
Bike:
Join the locals and rent a bike. Amsterdam is extremely bike-friendly and it definitely is an adventure to explore the city on two wheels. Prices start at 10 Euro per day, more days cost less. Best rental close by - "Black Bikes" is an 8-minute walk (Koninginneweg 267).