Everything in Amsterdam can run on 'Plausable Deniability'. We learned this on our 3+ hour tour. Along with a large amount of information including Amsterdam's Architechture, history, trade, goverment, canals, art, law... But the tour was only a small part of our visit. We saw lots of the museums. The bikes we rented helped us to make the most of our time. And as the strong advice says, 'you've never seen Amsterdam until you ride a bike there.' We were having so much fun we decided to extend our visit.
Everything in Amsterdam can run on 'Plausable Deniability'. We learned this on our 3+ hour tour. Along with a large amount of information including Amsterdam's Architechture, history, trade, goverment, canals, art, law... But the tour was only a small part of our visit. We saw lots of the museums. The bikes we rented helped us to make the most of our time. And as the strong advice says, 'you've never seen Amsterdam until you ride a bike there.' We were having so much fun we decided to extend our visit. 
Hey guys how is the coffee? I hear it's very tasty there.
ReplyDeleteThey brew a strong cup, but we were able to handle it. The Dolphin´s coffee was surely the best!
ReplyDeleteDISCLAIMER: This is from my Dad, not me. :) I will write a comment later...
ReplyDeleteGreat shots. I really liked Amsterdam and walked along many canals. Found a terrific Italian restaurant that I revisited on every trip back. It's along one of the canals. Keep posting pics of yourselves. Love Dad
The buildings are beautiful! Looks like so much fun.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful! So glad to see you took up biking--great for the environment and great for sight-seeing. It looks like you're having a phenomenal trip. Can't wait to see San Sebastian....and more of both of you. Miss you and love you, Mom
ReplyDeleteJo & Joe,
ReplyDeleteMake sure you go south and look across the staits of Gibralta at Africa. Try staying in a Parador at oeast one night. Very plush for not tooooo much money.
Joe