Only two days in Amsterdam felt like we have seen and accomplished so much. Fortunately, the weed smoke-saturated air did not resulted in too much hallucinations, and the quintessential Red Light District walkabout aroused more sympathy than sleaze. The harmonious co-existence of these with the mild-natured architecture and people presents the liberal and tolerant side of the Dutch culture. Beyond the "vices", Amsterdam is certainly one of the best representation of a cycling city in Europe. Besides the vast tulip fields and windmills, Netherlands is also beautiful for its history with Anne Frank. It is certainly not messy and dodgy. A misunderstanding, do not.
Full of flowers. Keukenhof.
Flowers galore!
Exuding Happiness.
Windmills.
Multi-coloured tulip field. Supposedly.
The air smells of chocolate aroma. Zaanse Schans.
XXX....XL shoe.
Interesting (creepy) advertisements.
Seriously?
Queues and from afar. Anne Frank House.
Above 18 only. Coffeeshop.
Explicit but worthy a visit.
Possibly the only appropriate photo that can be posted from the museum. (was) sex symbol Marilyn Monroe.
Pasar Malam.
Pancake. Huge.
Vlaamse Fries. Huge.
Soon. Really soon.
