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Amsterdam Kids AttractionsSome say Amsterdam is more geared for adults and not quite
appropriate for children, and they may be right, but behind the red
lights and coffee shops lie an abundance of activities and
attractions to enthrall younger visitors. Thankfully the Red Light
District is relatively small, and parents won''t have much trouble
steering their children clear of this area. Active families will
enjoy taking a stroll along the canal walkways, admiring the
flower-decked houseboats, or rollerblading in Vondel Park. Better
still, since the city is so small, compact and cycle-friendly,
hiring a bicycle and pedalling around round the quaint
neighbourhoods and canals of Amsterdam is a highly rewarding
activity. For a more relaxing day out, pack a picnic and head to
one of the city''s fabulous parks. Plenty of other free attractions
abound, but the more popular ones involve a bit of money, such as
trips to the zoo, farms, museums and theme parks. When the rain
comes, don''t fret. There are plenty of indoor activities for
children to enjoy come rain or shine, such as indoor playgrounds
and cooking schools. With so many exciting and action-packed kids
attractions to enjoy, children will love Amsterdam just as much as
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This museum is dedicated to the memory of Anne Frank, whose
famous diary, recorded over a two-year period, describes the
experiences of a Jewish teenager during World War II. Part of the
house was...
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Locally known as the Plantage, the Artis Zoo is somewhat of an
oasis in the centre of Amsterdam and a must for children and other
animal lovers. Boasting over 700 species of animals and 200...
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Built in the 1950s, and one of the leading theme parks in
Europe, the popular theme park of Eftling is a must for children of
all ages. Its fairytale theme captivates children and transports
them...
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Located around 30 minutes outside of Amsterdam in The Hague, and
first opened in 1952, Madurodam is quite literally the smallest
city in the Netherlands, featuring hundreds of miniature...
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Founded in 1981 by three women who shared a vision for a
community centre where children could learn to cook, Kinderkookkafé
allows children to pretend be grown-ups for a day. Aprons...
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Located in an old converted traffic underpass, TunFun offers
plenty of opportunities for children to play, climb, creep and
jump. TunFun features everything from a kids' disco and slides, to
ball...
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