Daisy 2

Providing a fantastic location, along with comfort and style, this cosy and inviting Plantage District apartment lets you make the most of your Amsterdam vacation.

You won’t miss home when you stay in this atmospheric and well equipped Amsterdam apartment, providing everything you need for a comfortable stay in the Dutch capital. All creature comforts are accounted for, including a clean, crisp bathroom with modern fixtures and a strong shower. An open kitchen allows you to prepare a home-cooked meal any time of day using state-of-the-art culinary appliances and a full range of additional tools. Bright windows throughout the apartment bathe the living space in natural light, and hardwood floors recall old-world quality and craftsmanship. The apartment’s furniture is modern, tasteful and comfortable, so every space—from the living room to the bedroom—is designed to help you relax. After a great night’s sleep, you’ll be ready for a long day of sightseeing, and the Plantage District is the perfect starting point for your adventure in Amsterdam.

Amsterdam’s Plantage District is characterized by ample foliage, apparent in dozens of oversized courtyards, tree-lined avenues and, not least, the city’s premiere zoo and Botanical Gardens. The perfect place to start is nearby Wertheimpark, which offers a cosy and picturesque introduction to one of Amsterdam’s more tranquil canal-side cityscapes. For a more exotic view of nature, head across the street to the Botanical Garden or—just steps in the other direction—to the massive Artis Zoo. There’s no shortage of museums here, either, and every area of your intellect is guaranteed entertainment without venturing more than a few minutes from your door. The area’s must-visit institutions include the Hermitage Amsterdam art museum, the Resistance Museum of history, and the Tropenmuseum of ethnography. A high concentration of dining establishments can be found along Plantage Kerlaan, so you won’t have to go far to get a bite to eat, whether you’re in the mood for a hearty Dutch meal, something lighter, or something more exotic. The lively city center is just a short walk—or an even shorter tram ride—away. Visit Nieuwmarkt for a cross section of modern Amsterdam and a glimpse of the city’s vibrant nightlife, or meander through De Wallen to Dam Square and you’ll encounter dozens of sights, sites and guidebook destinations. While the dense city center has seemingly endless opportunities for exploration, you’ll be glad to return home to your own quiet, green corner of Amsterdam.