The square is the entrance to at least 3 of the largest museums in Amsterdam (Stedelí k, Van Gogh and Rijksmuseum). It also has a three-dimensional inscription Iamsterdam, known no less than the Rijksmuseum. Around the clock, this voluminous inscription is plastered with tourists. The height of the letters allows, in the presence of an athletic body and lack of tact, to climb on top of some letters. The white and red letters are stripped down to metal, and there is nothing to photograph there, except for the photographers themselves. Under the square is a large supermarket. Personally, I was not interested in the supermarket itself, but in large devices for receiving empty glass containers, standing at the entrance. You fill up a pile of bottles, and he gives you 0.9 euros for each, if my memory serves me right.
Translated automatically from Russian. View original
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