RAI Family apartment Amsterdam

Stylish two bedroom apartment, suitable for business people or a small family, located in the Old South area in Amsterdam, close to the Olympic Stadium and the city centre.

Walking through the front door you will immediately be impressed with the authenticity of the space. Wooden floors, high ceilings and large windows overlooking the city dominate the space. The living room features a sofa, armchair and television. The kitchen is modern and fully equipped with stainless steel appliances making it the ideal place to prepare meals. Applicances include an oven, hob, a grill, a fridge, a freezer, a dishwasher, a toaster and a coffee machine. The kitchen also features an impressive dining table perfect for enjoying your home cooked meals. The apartment features two bedrooms both with double beds. The bathroom is contemporary and contains a shower, washbasin and toilet. The apartment also features an impressive balcony providing views out over the city and is the ideal place for that morning coffee or evening glass of wine. Located in the Old South this Amsterdam apartment is ideal for families, couples and business people, seeking traditional accommodation just outside the city centre. Please note that we don't allow party people.

Very close to the apartment you will find a bus and a tram stop. The public transport will take you to the city centre so you can see many interesting things and go to the Red Light District. This district attracts the most tourists who like to wander through the narrow streets and have a look at the ladies of the night behind large windows in relatively small rooms. All of these rooms or booths have a red light and when this is burning and when the curtains are closed then the lady has a client. Or go to one of the small Chinese restaurants and order some Peking Duck.

The Canal Belt is the heart of Amsterdam and the canals with the monumental buildings from the 17th century are worthwhile seeing. So take a tour on a boat and see the threefamous canals called the Prinsengracht , the Keizersgracht and the Herengracht. These canals date back to the 17th century when Amsterdam was the centre of the global spice trade. The rich spice merchants built beautiful houses along the canals to show the world that they were even more important than the royals

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.