Museum City Centre apartment Amsterdam

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Located on the edge of the Central Canal Belt, this apartment is ideal for business and leisure travellers after stylish accommodation in the heart of the city.

This stunning apartment is situated in a traditional Amsterdam apartment, recently renovated to effortlessly blend the modern with the historical. The living room is extremely spacious and luxurious with high ceilings, floor to ceiling windows that allow in plenty of natural light, traditional parquet floors, wooden wall panels and a nonfunctional fireplace. The space is elegantly furnished with a wooden dining table and seating, a sofa and flatscreen television. The space is charming and the best place to relax after a day out exploring the city. The kitchen is modern and stylish and fully equipped with everything needed to prepare meals in the apartment.

The bedroom continues with the style of the living room, high ceilings and parquet floors, and is furnished with a double bed and armchair. The bathroom is contemporary and comes with a shower and sink. Separate  toilet. The living room also provides access to a stunning balcony with a table and eating. The view from the balcony is amazing, looking out over the houses of the Central Canal Belt and is ideal for that morning coffee or evening glass of wine.

This apartment is located on the outskirts on the Central Canal Belt just a short distance from Vondelpark, Leidseplein and the Museum District. The view from the apartment is that of the World Heritage Protected Central Canal Belt and the stunning canal houses that make the area what it is. Some of these houses, including Museum Van Loon, can be visited and provide a great insight into how wealthy Dutch merchants lived during the Golden Age. The Canal Belt is a charming area to walk around and is home to great cafes, bars, shops and restaurants. Just a short distance from the apartment is the Museum Quarter home to several of the city’s largest museums including the Van Gogh Museum, Rijks Museum and the Stedelijk Museum. The district is also home to the Concert Hall and numerous bars, cafes and restaurants. Vondel Park, the largest park in the city, isn’t far from the Museum District and is the perfect place to relax on a warm afternoon. Leidseplein is within walking distance and is one of Amsterdam’s nightlife hubs filled with bars, cafes, restaurants, nightclubs and life music venues. If you are a beer lover, why not visit the former Heineken Brewery, just a short distance from the apartment and although it no longer brews beer, you can take the tour and learn the history of the brewery and beer itself. This apartment is located in the perfect position, with a stunning view, numerous attractions within walking distance and public transport links available for those places a little further away.