• Dam Square - Dam Square (De Dam) is the central square of Amsterdam, situated in the city’s heart. It is a lively center featuring historical landmarks such as the Royal Palace and the New Church, along with the National Monument, which honors those who perished in World War II. The square is a favored spot for both locals and visitors, celebrated for its energetic ambiance, street entertainers, and closeness to shops and dining venues.
  Here’s a closer look at Dam Square:
  Key Features:
  Historical Significance:
  Dam Square began as a dam on the Amstel River in the 13th century, eventually evolving into the city’s main square.
  Royal Palace:
  The Royal Palace, once a city hall, stands as a significant landmark on the square.
  New Church (Nieuwe Kerk):
  This historic church, next to the Royal Palace, has hosted royal weddings and coronations.
  National Monument:
  The National Monument, a tall white obelisk, acts as a tribute to Dutch victims of World War II.
  Vibrant Atmosphere

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Photo and Video
• Gratuities

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