Second stop in the 2004 Interrail trip was Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
First thing you see when you leave the Amsterdam train station is thousands of parked bicycles. It is one of those feeling you don't forget.
I had two feelings while walking the streets of this city for the first time: everyone seams happy (they must have smoked something weird... it's Amsterdam after all) and I have to live in this country one day (I moved to the Netherlands the next year).
We walked the Nieuwendijk street and remember Santa Catarina street in our home city to finally make a stop in the Dam Square. By night we visited the Red Light District (no photos).
In this trip we got a chance to see some museums but it was a city to return... several times...
First thing you see when you leave the Amsterdam train station is thousands of parked bicycles. It is one of those feeling you don't forget.
I had two feelings while walking the streets of this city for the first time: everyone seams happy (they must have smoked something weird... it's Amsterdam after all) and I have to live in this country one day (I moved to the Netherlands the next year).
We walked the Nieuwendijk street and remember Santa Catarina street in our home city to finally make a stop in the Dam Square. By night we visited the Red Light District (no photos).
In this trip we got a chance to see some museums but it was a city to return... several times...
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