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The Jordaan area is located in the north of canal area of Amsterdam. This area you can reach by foot from Central Station. Tram lines 13 and 17 from Central Station are going to the central point of this area "De Westermarkt". There also a perfect bus connection to this area from central station or Dam square. You also can explorer the area by foot so you won't miss a thing.

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The Jordaan area is one of the most attractive districts of Amsterdam. People who live here never want to live somewhere else. In this, one of the most sung-about districts of Holland, everyone feels comfortable like at home. The Jordaan has a lot of different small shops, cafes and restaurants, which you have to explorer.

The Westerkerk and the Wester Tower are popular in this area and have been celebrated in numerous songs. For the true blue 'Amsterdammer' they are the perfect symbol of their city. A visit to this church is a recommendation. The Wester Tower, the highest monument of Amsterdam, is during the summer period a recommendation to clime. Already from the first balcony you will have a magnificent view on the city. On the top you can see the difference between de street profile of the Jordaan and the Canal area of Amsterdam.

Next to the Westerkerk you will find the historical and so famous "Anne Frank house". This was the address where Anne Frank was hiding during the World War II and wrote her famous diary. Nowadays this monument is been changed into a museum, that you can visit during opening hours. During your in the Anne Frank house, guides will tell you the story about what happened in this monument during the World War II. The front part of this monument is been restyled into the style atmosphere of that period. The back part is still in the authentic state this is been done with help to conservation techniques. This impressive museum you have to visit if you have visit Amsterdam.

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Anna Frank House Amsterdam Anne Frank was one of the Jewish victims of Nazi persecution during the second world war. After Nazi Germany invaded the Netherlands in 1940, increasingly severe anti-Jewish measures began here as well. The Frank family tried to escape by going into hiding. On July 1942, Otto Frank, Edith Frank-Hollander and their daughters Margot and Anne hid in this building on the Prinsengracht. They where later joined by Mr. and Mrs Daan, their sun Peter and Mr. Dussel. The building consists of two parts : a front house and a back anex. Otto Frank's business was located in the front house. The uppermost floors of the back anexe became the hiding place. After more than two years the group was betrayed and deported. Anne and Margot died of typhus in Bergen-Belsen in March 1945, only a few weeks before this concentration camp was liberated. Otto Frank, the only member of the group to survive, returned after the war.
During the hiding period Anne Frank kept a diary. In it she described daily life in the back anexe, the isolation and the fear of discovery. Anne's diary survived the war: after the betrayal it was found by Miep Gies, one of the helpers. When it was confirmed that Anne would not be returning, Miep gave the manuscripts to Otto Frank. In 1947 the first Dutch edition appeared. Since then the diary has been published in more then 55 languages.
 
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Amsterdam Hotels - The Toren- 4 star hotel
The Toren Hotel Toren is situated in the heart of Amsterdam, around the corner from Anne Frank's House and five minutes walking from the Damsquare. The Central Railway Station is ten minutes walking from the hotel and Public Transport to the museums square is only one hundred meters away (one block). The Damsquare...
Single room From: € 85
Double room From: € 30
Triple room From: € 130
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Amsterdam Hotels - The Times Hotel -  4 star hotel
The Times Hotel The colourful 'The Times Hotel' is situated at the embankment of the beautiful Herengracht in Amsterdam. These, from 1650 dated monumental premises, have recently been renovated in such a way that the characteristics in bygone days have been well preserved. Our 33 rooms are comfortable and colourfully...
Single room From: € 68
Double room From: € 69
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Amsterdam Hotels - Hotel Keizersgracht - 4 star hotel
Hotel Keizersgracht HOTEL KEIZERSGRACHT, a student/tourist budget hotel. We are housed in an eighteenth century building on one of the most attractive and peaceful canals in the heart of Amsterdam. As our guest you will have Amsterdam at your feet! Only 5 minutes away are Cental Railway Station, Anne Frank House, Royal...
Double room From: € 85
Triple room From: € 99
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