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| There were beautiful canals and bridges |
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| Picturesque views |
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| Stunning architecture |
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| Lots of bikes (and bike related near death experiences) |
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| Morning runs through Vondelpark |
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| Art and Alain de Botton |
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| Quirky buildings |
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| Things that look like baby triffids |
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| Bookish things |
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| WW1 poetry on windows |
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| Non-human dating |
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| Book markets perfect for chefs |
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| Quotes on buildings |
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| And lighthouses. |
I'm no photographer and these are just from my iphone but I thought I'd share anyway.
It looks like a beautiful city. I've never been. It's nice that you were able to find so many books while there. I travel with a fully stocked e-reader (it's great to be able to take my library with me!), but I love being able to find quaint bookstores that allow me to experience the bookish culture of a place.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fabulous trip! And that cookbook store is awesome :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I love Amsterdam and cannot visit too often - if only I didn't live so very far away!
ReplyDeleteIf we would have gone to holiday this year it would have probably been to Amsterdam. Very good catches :)
ReplyDeleteWoooooow, so many lovely things to see! I love all the quirky window art and interesting buildings. I've never been to Amsterdam, but it's definitely on my mental list of places I'd like to go. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is SOOO COOOL! Thank you for sharing. I wanna go. hehe
ReplyDeleteI love your photos.
ReplyDeleteI was there way back when in 1991, so it's all pretty hazy. But I love your book focus and the canals are always lovely.
Thanks for the memories :-)