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Hidden Amsterdam: 7 Places the Guidebooks Don't Tell You About
From multi-tier cakes to underground record shops, truly neighborhood restaurants (where English might not be on the menu) and where to rent a bike that won't make you look like a tourist - this guide brings you seven fairly hidden - and absolutely delightful spots in Amsterdam for those looking for something different.
From multi-tier cakes to underground record shops, truly neighborhood restaurants (where English might not be on the menu) and where to rent a bike that won't make you look like a tourist - this guide brings you seven fairly hidden - and absolutely delightful spots in Amsterdam for those looking for something different.
The main tourist information center is north of the Duomo at Via Cavour 1r (055-290-832 or 055-290-833).
The tourist information office at Tsoha 24 (210-870-7000, www.gnto.gr) provides detailed maps, an indispensable city guide and bus, train and ferry schedules.
The Centre d’Informació Turisme de Barcelona is located underground at Plaça de Catalunya 17.
Berlin Infostores, at the Europa-Center on Budapester Strasse, is open Mon-Sat, 8am-10pm and Sun 9am-9pm.
For comprehensive and relevant advice, visit the Vista Travel Center, at Andrássy útca 1 (M1, 2, or 3: Deák tér).
The main APT tourist office (which is often less crowded) is located at Villa Parigi 5 and is open...
The main tourist office is located in the Old Town Hall at Staromestské námestí.
Office de Tourism de Paris is located at 127 Champs-Elysées and is open daily 9am – 8pm.
The tourist info center (VVV) is located at Stationsplein 10 (9-5 daily), platform 2 of Centraal Station and Leidseplein 1.
The tourist info center is located at 3 Princes Street at Waverly Market.
If your vision of Dublin is bustling pubs just oozing with Guinness and that fabled “Irish charm”, you’re absolutely right. Dublin is a wonderfully vibrant and friendly city, an oasis for any weary traveler looking for a warm smile and a cold pint.
The number one question I got asked when I told people I was going to Glasgow was, “Oh really? That’s nice, but have you thought about going to Edinburgh instead?" Truthfully, there was never really a choice for me.
