Jordaan Herenstraat Apartment

The three bedroom apartment has three floors and is located in the heart of the Canal Belt and it is suited for 6 persons who are on a business trip or who want an exciting time in Amsterdam.

This spacious apartment is in a typical Dutch monumental building. This romantic hideaway has exposed wooden beams on the ceilings and wooden floors. The lovely spacious living area has comfortable armchairs, a big sofa and a DVD player in combination with a large flat screen. And if you are a smoker then you are lucky because you are allowed to smoke in this apartment.

The modern open kitchen is equipped with an oven, a microwave, a dish washer, a fridge and also a coffee machine. So make a strong cup of coffee, grab a cigarette and sit at the dining table and enjoy.

The open stairway leads to two spacious bedrooms and the third bedroom is one floor higher. Two of these bedrooms are en suite with a toilet and a shower. Some bedrooms even have a sitting chair.

This apartment is situated in the romantic Canal Belt area and very close to one of the three biggest canals, the Herengracht. This canal was originated in 1612 and a part of this canal is called the Gouden Bocht or the Golden Curb. This was the area where the very wealthy merchants in the Golden Age or the 17th century lived. The rich merchants were called the Heren which means Lords or gentlemen in Dutch. Beautiful monumental, big canal house with classic Dutch gables are located in this curb.

Follow the quaint side streets towards the centre and soon you will find yourself in Dam Square in no time at all. Considered not only to be the centre of Amsterdam, but the very heart of the Netherlands by many, Dam Square is the place watch Amsterdam life in its splendor. Watch exciting live street theatre outside the Royal Palace and see if you can make the human statues blink!

Amsterdam is also the city of the museums. You can choose out of more than 80 museums. From cultural museums like the Van Gogh museum to the Rijksmuseum with the Night Watch as Rembrandt’s masterpiece or popular museums like the Tattoo or the Sex museum. Or visit the Maritime museum and learn more about the Dutch Navy which ruled all the seas and oceans in the 17th century. Look at the paintings and see how many navy battles the Dutch won under command of Michiel de Ruyter, the best admiral Holland ever had.