What You'll Love And Hate About Amsterdam

[@camdendavid]

Watch out for the 🚲

[@fransezomer]

your review is pretty accurate... greetz from Amsterdam xxx

[@21stEuphoria]

Already got hit by one 😅

[@appie210]

im a local and your so right its a great city, its small but great

[@camdendavid]

It's definitely something special. Thanks for watching!

[@jsb7975]

Amsterdam has about 90 miles of canals and more than 1500 bridges just in the historical centre, which still has the biggest 17th century historic centre in the western world. The crossings tourists make, at the same time everything looks smaller than it is. If there were no canals and the houses and buildings would be closer to both sides, you would get much more the European bigger visual city-vibe. Being this historic (during the Dutch golden-age A'dam was the biggest city in the world. Bigger than London or Paris ! So much still exist as it was 400 years ago ❤

[@TravelWorld-8k]

Great video keep going

[@camdendavid]

Thanks! I certainly will :)

[@MIA_DaDe]

I typically stay in DePijp or just south of the there. Tram into the city center is, as you know, 10 minutes. Plus walking to the Albert Cuyp market and surrounding eateries is awesome.

[@camdendavid]

Absolutely! Such a great way to do things :)

[@johanbilder571]

Why should you buy a bottle of water. Tapwater is fine in the Netherlands.

[@camdendavid]

I agree!

[@sideshow00]

Hey, can I use part of your video in a commentary video about the netherlands? Just a cool extra testimony id like to put on there.

[@camdendavid]

Shouldn't be a problem! Will you email me at [e-mail] Excited to learn more about what you're working on!

[@maltesetony9030]

An excellent summary of Amsterdam.

[@camdendavid]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@seethevolcane-qj8ys]

Excellent vlog !

[@camdendavid]

Thank you!

[@pascalnuyens1596]

You really need a local to show you Amsterdam then you have fun and less expensive ❤

[@camdendavid]

It's my favorite place in the world and I'll be visiting over the summer :) Looking forward to exploring more!

[@martijnkeisers5900]

Highest amount of tourist per Capita in the world actually, 22 million on a population of 900.000

[@camdendavid]

I can see why. Such a special city with wonderful people! Thanks for watching :)

[@appie210]

You should also visit other places in Netherlands like the heage and rotterdam its very close to Amsterdam

[@camdendavid]

Rotterdam is one of my favorites and I plan on spending some time in The Hague this summer! Thanks for the suggestion :)

[@diannewi]

"Lotta silent killers out there." So true, in many European cities. Must keep your head on a swivel. Also, more people speak English than any other country I've visited in Europe.

[@martijnkeisers5900]

900.000 as we speak

[@camdendavid]

That's a pretty big number

[@monica4791]

Another thing that I disliked is: the lack of nature. You need to go to a park to actually see some grass. It's full of blocks of flats and wide roads but no flowers and no grass.

[@camdendavid]

Fair point!

[@miezelien]

Compared to which other city??? There are a lot of parks but also Het Twiske, Amsterdamse Waterleidingduinen, De Bretten, Amsterdamse Bos etc. And the view from my balcony is really just grass, flowers, trees etc. So it seems you’ve just seen a really small part of Amsterdam and you call that ‘the whole city’.

[@JulesStoop]

This obviously depends on anyone’s definition of ‘nature’ but there’s a lot of green in Amsterdam compared to many other cities with a similar population density. Besides the many public parks and the roadside/canal side trees along almost any road or street, most city blocks actually have an enclosed courtyard with gardens and trees. In many cities those are either built-up or car parks. And then there is ample countryside, several much larger parks and even nature reserves just twenty minutes out by train or bus.