De Duif

Café DE Druif (Café the grape) at the Rapenburgplein dated from 1566 was what we now call a brown pub, and is the oldest pub in Amsterdam, although the grape in that time lay outside the village and just outside the city limits. The De Druif was once a embark Café, that means that sailors could subscribe here with a VOC ship to sail along. To the grapes that were hanging on the Café wall outside, the sailors knew that they could enroll here. The grape is really a cozy neighbourhood cafe. Just go sightseeing, but do not enroll yourself for tramp shipping.

Pigeonhouse Church, located near Prince's Canal in Amsterdam, is a long-standing 18th century Baroque style building with a huge cross on the top of the church. When there is no worship, it can be visited from the side door for free.

The magnificent church, now used for other purposes, often holds concerts here, there are chorus and symphony, but also dance, product exhibition, theatre, exhibition and so on.

The environment is really good and wonderful... It's very loving.

It has a long history. In the morning, I saw a lot of people coming here to worship.

【景色】值得一游【趣味】我们很高兴参观了鸽子农舍。这是一座迷人的小房子，保存完好。导游对这里非常了解，知道很多内容，她可以带你四处游览并回答你所有问题。即便不是Woedsworth的粉丝，这里也绝对值得一来。这里能让你对过去的日子有更多的深思。