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I am happy to welcome you in our Bed and Breakfast MercedesbnbAmsterdam Everything is arranged to make your stay as comfortable as possible, but if you need or have any questions, please let me know. We live upstairs, you can knock the yellow door or send me a WhatsApp.

Located in 1 of Amsterdam's oldest streets in the Jordaan, next to Prinsengracht and occupying a building dating back to 1747, Mercedes Family B&B. You don't need to bring anything, everything is arranged for. So sheets and towels, coffee and thee are available. In the room, you will have a private bathroom. The unit is 801 m from Beurs van Berlage and a 10-minute walk from Central Station and Anne Frank House. Royal Palace Amsterdam is 0.6 mi away. Schiphol Airport is 7.5 mi from the property. Amsterdam City Center is a great choice for travellers interested in nightlife, architecture and walking. This is our guests' favourite part of Amsterdam, according to independent reviews. This property also has one of the top-rated locations in Amsterdam! Guests are happier about it compared to other properties in the area. This property is also rated for the best value in Amsterdam! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city. We speak your language! The house is 10 minutes walk from the central station. We always take the train to the airfield and back. If you come by car, you can unload your stuff. You don't need a car. You can walk, take trams or use our bicycles, as we do. We can advise you were to leave your car in the meantime. What you can do in the Amsterdam City Centre? Too much to mention! Take a look at our guide. Things to do Some highlights: - Go to the Noorder market on Saturday (behind our house, near the big church) - Walk down the canals. You pass the Ann Frank House if you follow the Prinsengracht - Rent an electric boat, with or without skipper and organize your own canal-trip (bring your own wine and bread) - Scheepvaartmuseum (Maritime museum. very good and visit the 17th century VOC-ship Amsterdam) - The Rijksmuseum (with Rembrandts most famous painting) - The Van Gogh museum - Drink a beer in the evening in Jazz Cafe Alto near de Leidscheplein and walk back following the Prinsengracht.

Have you ever had the feeling that all of the world’s shopping streets pretty much have the same stuff on offer? Well then, you need to visit Amsterdam’s Haarlemmerstraat – it’s hip, it’s quirky and it’s the perfect spot for hours of relaxed browsing, dining and bar-hopping! Independent entertainment Located in Amsterdam’s Jordaan district, the Haarlemmerstraat – and its extension, the Haarlemmerdijk - is a gem. Offering independent boutiques and speciality stores, little salons, trendy but affordable restaurants and bars and the oldest cinema in Amsterdam, this area will appeal to even the most jaded of world travellers. You are guaranteed to find a special little something from Amsterdam in this alternative shopping district. And with a constant passing parade along the Haarlemmerstraat, you can spend a very entertaining time just watching the world go by. Wide variety With 235 stores offering fashion and accessories, toys, gifts, jewellery, books, electronics and speciality delicatessens– the biggest problem in the Haarlemmerstraat and Haarlemmerdijk will be deciding what to spend your money on. On Wednesdays, this decision gets harder as the area’s assortment grows with the organic farmer’s market on the Haarlemmerplein. For more socially-conscious shopping, head to Nukuhiva boutique, whose stylish urban wear proves it's hip to be Fair Trade. Shops are open until 9 p.m. on Thursday evenings, meaning you can perfectly combine a bit of shopping with a bite to eat. If you think you’ve seen it all, then you haven’t been to Amsterdam’s Haarlemmerstraat yet!