Tag Archives: Amsterdam heritage

More places to be cool – Amsterdam School

Posted on July 22, 2015 by susancarey

My last blog I complained about the general over-crowdedness of Amsterdam’s tourist hotspots but it’s easy to find other places of interest outside the city centre. So if you’re having an Amsterdam staycation, or are visiting the town and looking … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Amsterdam heritage, Amsterdam school, Amsterdam West, Amsterdamse school, Brick Expressionism, Het Schip, staycation, Westerpark | 2 Comments

An Interview with a Windmill

Posted on April 24, 2012 by susancarey

Read my short story inspired by the windmill at the Word Hut Tell us something about yourself? Well, my name is ‘De Otter,’ but you can call me Ottie for short. I was built in 1631 and was a contemporary … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Amsterdam heritage, Amsterdam windmill, bureaucracy, Cornelis Corneliszoon, de Otter, Dutch East India Company, History Amsterdam West, Kostverlorengracht, Windmill sails | 5 Comments

Tag Archives: Amsterdam heritage

More places to be cool – Amsterdam School

An Interview with a Windmill

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