The "Venice of the North" is often referred to as Amsterdam. And all thanks to the Amsterdam canals.
To call this system of channels directly a "point" of interest is difficult. This "point" is a system of several hundred kilometers, including more than 1.500 bridges and 90 islands.
But if you sit in a cozy boat and make a trip around this “point”, you will not only be able to get to know the city itself, but also just have fun.
It is not for nothing that UNESCO has listed the Amsterdam canal system as a World Heritage Site.
To call this system of channels directly a "point" of interest is difficult. This "point" is a system of several hundred kilometers, including more than 1.500 bridges and 90 islands.
But if you sit in a cozy boat and make a trip around this “point”, you will not only be able to get to know the city itself, but also just have fun.
It is not for nothing that UNESCO has listed the Amsterdam canal system as a World Heritage Site.
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