Brouwersgracht Review

Not far from the museum of the ancient boat is the canal. The scenery may not be too prominent compared with other canals. The main reason is that there are relatively few well-known buildings by the river, but it is also quite suitable for walking.

The Amsterdam Canal crisscrosses frequently, and it's hard to tell where it is. It should probably start at the junction of Single and Brouwersgracht and come very close to Amsterdam's Central Railway Station. We walked along the Brouwersgracht River, back to the tourist-intensive area and toward the residential area for a long time. It was interesting to see the life of the local people and sit down along the street in their Cafe shop, where they had afternoon tea.

The shape of the canal is not smooth. It's north-south, with the Ancient Ship Museum and the Amsterdam to the north. The houses on both sides will give you a sense of neatness.

It's one of the most beautiful canals. The buildings on both sides are very beautiful, especially the sunset here.

The canal is not very smooth in shape. It is north-south, with the Museum of Ancient Boats, the Amsterdam to the north and the Portuguese to the south.