Amsterdam

Well Amsterdam is a city in Holland so technically it cannot have a national flower. The national flower of Holland is however the Tulip

Historically, the people of Amsterdam made a living through trade, particularly during the Dutch Golden Age in the 17th century, when the city became a major commercial hub. The establishment of the Dutch East India Company facilitated international trade, leading to prosperity in shipping, finance, and various crafts. Additionally, Amsterdam's thriving arts scene and cultural industries also contributed to the local economy. Today, residents engage in a diverse range of sectors, including tourism, technology, and creative industries.

Amsterdam in 1600 was looking good.

the golden century was started for holland.

everybody is happy that they have some money.

depending on the lineups no slower or faster than any other international airport

The air distance from Frankfurt, Germany, to Amsterdam, the Netherlands, is 227 miles. That equals 365 kilometers or 197 nautical miles.

There are about 1,500 bridges in Amsterdam. One of the most famous is Skinny Bridge or Magere Brug, a wooden drawbridge

You are referring to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS / EHAM). It is located 20 minutes southwest of Amsterdam, in the municipality of Haarlemmermeer.

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Air distance from Houston, Texas, to Amsterdam, Netherlands, totals 5,029 miles. That equals 8,092 kilometers or 4,370 nautical miles.

No, Amsterdam isn't a country. It's the capital city of the Netherlands. Almost 1,000 years ago, it started out as a small, 12th century fishing village.

if you have a drivers license that is valid in the Netherlands (some are, some are not) you can, however parking is very expensive, so you can best get to a nearby city/parkingplace etc. and get the train

It depends on the hotel's smoking policy. Some allow smoking (of cigarettes and/or weed or hash) inside their rooms while others do not. Best bet is to ask the hotel what their policy is before you book your room.

Approximately 106 miles or 171 kilometers.

DURING THE WINTER MONTHS AFTER THE HOLIDAYS. JANUARY, FEBURARY AND MARCH. I HAVE FOUND THAT THE PRICE OF HOTELS START GOING UP BEGINING IN APRIL.

They are 225 miles (approximate distance) away from each other. Note that this is a straight distance between the two places. The actual distance may vary according to the flight path or road/sea route chosen.

It was found in 1615 ,but didn't become a major city until 1760's.

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Amsterdam is well over 800 years old. Its most prosperous time was in the Golden Age, 17th Century, the years 1600. It has been a major city ever since and now is the constitutional capital of the Kingdom of The Netherlands.

While there is no direct train service to Trier from AMS, you can find a route that involves stopping and changing trains along the way. Check out raileurope.com for more information. Sometimes you have to play around with cities/stops and try different days as not all trains operate 7 days a week.

The distance from Amsterdam, Netherlands, to Bratislava, Slovakia, is 614 air miles. That equals 988 kilometers or 534 nautical miles.

In short Yes. The city is nice and pretty, and if that works for you then maybe you will like it. But it really lacks any kind of soul or energy. So, once you get used to the quaint little streets & buildings you are left wanting.

The energy of a city comes from its people, and on this the Dutch in general are not the most charismatic. Beyond the initial greeting they can be quite abrupt, rude, and arrogant which relates to the lack of service or accommodation they will extend to you as a visitor to their city, or even patron of their cafe. It often feels like they are doing you a favour by providing the establishment; and ignore that you are paying for a service.

Because everyone thinks that the Franks have moved to Zurich Switzerland due the note that they had left in their home.

Amsterdam gets its name from a "dam" in the river "amstel" (this river runs right true Amsterdam.) At frist (700+ years ago) they called the city "amsteldam" that became Amsterdam. Ur welcome.

It depends what kind of postal service you want, but 2 days is the minimum by Fed-ex.

by the end of the 16th century Amsterdam had overtaken Antwerp as the financial capital of Europe.

Four thousand seventy-two (4,072) is the mileage from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Amsterdam, Netherlands. That equals 6,553 kilometers or 3,538 nautical miles.