Violet

Perfect for your next holiday in Amsterdam, this cozy apartment has a full list of creature comforts and a central location in the elegant Plantage District.

You’ll be surrounded by the tranquil greenery of this old-world Amsterdam neighborhood, just minutes from the bustling city center and all of its amenities. Inside the apartment, you’ll find a bright and accommodating living space, with everything you need for a comfortable stay. The living room is a great place to relax during your downtime. Here, you’ll find a mix of stylish and practical furniture, along with atmospheric decor and thoughtful accents. The open kitchen nearby is surprisingly efficient in its use of space, but provides a full range of culinary tools. You’ll have your choice of dozens of nearby restaurants and cafes, but you’ll also be able to enjoy a relaxing meal at home. Sleeping provisions guarantee a restful sleep, so you’ll have plenty of energy in the morning for a full day of adventuring. With this central location, you won’t have to go far to make the most of your time in Amsterdam. 

The Plantage District is one of Amsterdam’s most welcoming central neighborhoods. Just outside the old-town center, these quiet streets live up to their name with shady foliage, plenty of green space, and several nature-themed attractions. You’ll also have a variety of world-class museums nearby, along with convenient transit options to take you anywhere you want to go.

Nearby Wertheimpark offers the perfect introduction to your new home, providing a charming city park atmosphere with picturesque canal views. Right across the street is the Botanical Garden of Amsterdam, which offers a fascinating look at domestic and exotic plant species. Just one street from your apartment in the other direction is the enormous Artis Zoo. In addition to over 700 animal species, this world-class city zoo contributes to the Plantage District by housing over 300 species of trees and plants.

For culture indoors, don’t miss the Hermitage Amsterdam Museum. Under the umbrella of the iconic St. Petersburg institution, Amsterdam’s Hermitage houses a revolving set of savvy cross-media exhibitions. At the other end of the zoo, just above Oosterpark, you’ll find a completely different museum experience: the Tropenmuseum. Originally established to tell the story of Dutch colonialism in the Tropics, the museum now offers amply funded and highly titillating exhibits on a wide range of ethnographic themes.

You’ll find plenty close by to keep you occupied on your Amsterdam holiday, but you can easily access the rest of the city by public transportation. Simply hop on a tram on Middenlaan and you’ll arrive at your destination in minutes.