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Monday, December 7, 2015

Making the most of Amsterdam

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Making the most of Amsterdam 

Making the most of Amsterdam
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It seems that Amsterdam has it all – culture, history, beauty, and freedom. The Netherlands’ capital hardly ever runs out of fun activities for its visitors. If you’re planning to have a holiday in Amsterdam, here are a couple of things that you can do in your stay. Once you’ve found some great accommodation, such as with Hotels 4 u, you’ll need to plan how to spend your time. Here are our suggestions:

 1. Explore the history: 

Go to museums before you explore anywhere else. Get to know Amsterdam through its history and see how it grew through the ages. You should go to Old Town to fully experience the heart of Amsterdam. Besides, this is the central bulk of tourism in Amsterdam, so it’s natural that you should go there.The Amsterdam Museum provides you with everything you need to know about the history of the city. There are guided tours in the museum and signing up for one would make it easier for you to explore the place. The tours have different themes and there’s even one that is exclusive for children. There is also an audio tour for those you wish to fly solo. You should also visit the Anne Frank Museum, the very house of which Anne Frank and her family stayed in hiding for two years during World War II.

2. See some art Amsterdam:

It has an amazing collection of art pieces, both old and contemporary. Head to the Museum Quarter and you can find three famous museums: the Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art, Van Gogh Museum, and Rijks museum. If you’re looking forward to see something modern, go to Stedelijk and Van Gogh. The former displays works of famous modern artists like Picasso and Matisse. The latter, of course, houses Van Gogh’s art pieces although the other works of artists, who are influenced by Gogh, are being displayed there as well.

3. Sightseeing in Jordaan: 

Jordaan is this place in Amsterdam where you can just walk around and admire the view. Your surroundings would be old but beautiful buildings, canals, little bridges, trees and narrow alleyways. It’s like a postcard. There are cafes in the area and galleries, too. You could say that Jordaan is a hub for artists because many of them live in the area. You could also say that Jordaan is an upper class neighbourhood because it is known to be one of Amsterdam’s most pricey residential areas.4. Relax at parks, dine well and drink well Vondelpark is Amsterdam’s most famous parks. After spending a day at the Museum Quarter, you can immediately walk to Vondelpark. There are other parks in Amsterdam as well and you can spend some time there, skating and cycling.Restaurants, cafe and pubs are all over the city and finding one is not a problem. Some are quite expensive – posh, fine dining places. But if you explore Amsterdam really well, there are some affordable places, too.5. Go to the Red Light DistrictThis is one of the reasons why Amsterdam is a place of freedom. The Red Light District has a notorious reputation for open and legal prostitution, which could be shocking and amusing at the same time. Some “coffee shops” in the district are known to be selling marijuana, joints and space cakes. One night of harmless fun, okay maybe a weekend, could be one of the most exhilarating and memorable moments of your life. It’s a matter of perception really – the Red Light District is a fun place but if you don’t find it so, then you stay away. Simple as that.Once as you’ve found your Amsterdam hotel deals, all you have left is to start planning your time there. With so many options to choose from, you wont be bored in the lively city that is Amsterdam!

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Friday, November 27, 2015

Hacks for Keeping in Touch Overseas

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Hacks for Keeping in Touch Overseas

Keeping in Touch Overseas


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One of the biggest challenges when you’re away from friends and family is keeping up to date. Being on the road isn’t always easy, sometimes you get homesick or are missing a special occasion. Thankfully, there’s a lot of technology that exists now that makes keeping in touch that much easier. Whether it’s sending messages on Facebook to friends and family when you’re half a world away, or using online phone cards, there are lots of little ways to stay in touch. Here are my tips for cheap, affordable and easy ways to keep in touch when you’re away from those you love – or when they’re away from you.
1) Use Apps for Free Calling There are a number of apps for free calling from your smartphone, all you need is a WIFI connection or some mobile data. You can find free calls from Android phones or even iPhones, all it takes is a little research to find the right app or company. Traditionally international phone calls were wildly expensive, with it costing a considerable sum just to talk for a few mins. These days, free calling apps and programs allow you to keep in touch for no or very low costs.
2) Get into Facebook If you’re not already on Facebook, maybe you’d like to consider joining? It’s a great way to keep in touch with a lot of people at once. You can post something on Facebook and all of your friends can look at the photo, read what you’ve written and comment back to you. It’s the easiest way to keep everyone in the loop. The great thing about Facebook is that it’s two-way, so not only can you post what you’re up to you can also see what friends and family are up to back home.3) Don’t Underestimate a Letter There’s something special about receiving a handwritten letter or postcard from someone. If you’re traveling, you can give someone you care about a nice little surprise by sending them something – it doesn’t even have to be a gift, just a letter to let them know you’re thinking of them will go a long way.4) Send an Email While it’s not quite as personal as sending a handwritten letter, you can’t really beat the efficiency of an email. Once you send it, it’ll arrive in your friends or family members inbox within seconds. This is a great way to keep in touch for those of you who are on significantly different time zones from your home as it is often hard to find a good time to talk. Emails are a great way to send a personal message to one person at a time – or even a few people – any time of the day knowing it will arrive basically instantly.Keeping in touch overseas doesn’t have to be a nightmare, nor does it have to break the bank. With these tips and tricks you’ll be up to keep up to date with all your missing back home and let them know how great your adventure is going.
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