Sí, lo sé, he estado alejado del mundo blogger una buena temporada. Pero como gran influencer de este país que soy, hago lo que quiero cuando quiero #porqueyolovalgo. Lo importante es que he vuelto, y con ganas de contaros muchas cositas.
Hoy os quiero hablar de Ámsterdam. Ámsterdam está en mi Top 3 de ciudades favoritas (de las que he visitado hasta el momento, claro). La verdad es que tengo un trabajo maravilloso, el cual me permite ir a Ámsterdam (entre otras ciudades) varias veces al año. Seguramente vuelva a hacer un post sobre Ámsterdam, pero en este os voy a hablar de un par de cositas que podéis hacer allí si vais, que son las que hice yo la última vez que estuve ahí (la semana pasada, para ser más exactos).
Ámsterdam es una ciudad muy cómoda de visitar. Es muy plana y digamos que ''lo más bonito'' está bastante concentrado en lo que se podría considerar el casco antiguo. Eso sí, cuando crucéis una calle o paseéis por los canales, mucho cuidado con las bicicletas! Una de las cosas que más me gustan de Ámsterdam son sus casas, tanto por fuera como por dentro. Grandes ventanas, techos altos y una decoración muy minimalista. Además no son muy de usar persianas o cortinas, así que puedes verlos perfectamente en el sofá de sus casas viendo la tele o con el ordenador.
Si visitáis Ámsterdam, tenéis que entrar sí o sí en el que es probablemente el coffeeshop más famoso de esta ciudad, The Bulldog. A día de hoy hay 5 The Bulldogs, además de un hostal y otros establecimientos que llevan el mismo nombre. El más antiguo es de 1975 y lo podéis encontrar en pleno Barrio Rojo. Un ambiente tranquilo, genial para tomarse una cervecita y si fumáis, sabed que dentro no dejan fumar tabaco (ojo, he dicho tabaco). Y ya que estáis en el Barrio Rojo, os recomiendo ir al Sex Palace y meteros en una de sus cabinas de espectáculos en vivo. Mejor que vayáis cuando sea de noche, ya que el espectáculo se supone que es más 'entretenido'. No esperéis tener la mejor experiencia de vuestra vida. A ver, 2€ por 2 minutos, no se le puede pedir más, pero es, cuanto menos, curioso.
Y por supuesto, como cada vez que voy, me compro un cartucho de patatas fritas (que es algo como súper típico allí) con mayonesa y me las voy comiendo mientras pateo las calles de Ámsterdam. Es ya como una tradición. Mi recomendación es que os cojáis unas bicis y os perdáis por sus calles y canales. Es una ciudad que merece mucho la pena, tanto de día como de noche.
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Yes, I know I've been so disconnected from this for quite a long. But as the great influencer that I am in this country, I do what I want and whenever I want to #causeImworthit. The important thing is that I'm back willing to publish a lot.
Today I want to tell you some things about Amsterdam. It's definitely in my Top 3 of favourite cities (among the ones that I've visited, of course). The truth is that I have an amazing job which allows me to visit Amsterdam (among other cities) quite often. I'm sure this won't be the last time I publish something this capital, but now I want to share a couple of things you can do there (the ones that I did last week, which was the last time I went) if you're planning to go.
Amsterdam is such a comfortable city to visit. It's pretty plain and let's say that ''the most beautiful things'' are all together where it can be considered as the old town. But, be careful with the bicycles any time you cross the street or if you're walking through the canals. One of the things that I like the most about Amsterdam is its houses, both the outsides and the insides. Big windows, high roofs and minial decoration. Besides, they don't really like to use curtains or blinds, so you can see them perfectly watching TV or using the computer at their living rooms.
If you visit Amsterdam, you really have to go to the most famous coffeeshop in the city, The Bulldog. Nowadays, there're 5 establishments with that name, a hostel and other shops. The oldest one is from 1975 and you can find it in the Red Quartier. It has a really quiet atmosphere which makes it perfect to have some drinks with your friends, though they don't let you smoke tobacco inside (yes, I said tobacco). And, as you're already in the Red Quartier, let's go to the Sex Palace and enter in one of its cabins to wath a live show. I recommend you to go at night, as the shows are supposed to be better. Nevertheless, don't expect to have the best experience of your life. It will cost you 2€ to be for 2 minutes in the cabin. It's not too much, but at least it's something ''different''.
You'll also find a lot of vintage and second hand shops in Amsterdam. I visited one which is really cool. It's called Episode (HERE) and there you'll find really nice pieces of clothing, both for boys and girls, with a really nice price and practically new. I bought the three jackets you can see in the picture and I paid 75€ for the three of them.
And, of course, every time I go to Amsterdam I have to buy some fries (which it's kinda typicl there) with mayo and I love eating them while walking through the canals and the streets of the city. For mi is like a tradition now. My recommendation for you is to rent a bike and get lost in the city. Amsterdam is hundred per cent worthy both during the day and at night.
Today I want to tell you some things about Amsterdam. It's definitely in my Top 3 of favourite cities (among the ones that I've visited, of course). The truth is that I have an amazing job which allows me to visit Amsterdam (among other cities) quite often. I'm sure this won't be the last time I publish something this capital, but now I want to share a couple of things you can do there (the ones that I did last week, which was the last time I went) if you're planning to go.
Amsterdam is such a comfortable city to visit. It's pretty plain and let's say that ''the most beautiful things'' are all together where it can be considered as the old town. But, be careful with the bicycles any time you cross the street or if you're walking through the canals. One of the things that I like the most about Amsterdam is its houses, both the outsides and the insides. Big windows, high roofs and minial decoration. Besides, they don't really like to use curtains or blinds, so you can see them perfectly watching TV or using the computer at their living rooms.
If you visit Amsterdam, you really have to go to the most famous coffeeshop in the city, The Bulldog. Nowadays, there're 5 establishments with that name, a hostel and other shops. The oldest one is from 1975 and you can find it in the Red Quartier. It has a really quiet atmosphere which makes it perfect to have some drinks with your friends, though they don't let you smoke tobacco inside (yes, I said tobacco). And, as you're already in the Red Quartier, let's go to the Sex Palace and enter in one of its cabins to wath a live show. I recommend you to go at night, as the shows are supposed to be better. Nevertheless, don't expect to have the best experience of your life. It will cost you 2€ to be for 2 minutes in the cabin. It's not too much, but at least it's something ''different''.
You'll also find a lot of vintage and second hand shops in Amsterdam. I visited one which is really cool. It's called Episode (HERE) and there you'll find really nice pieces of clothing, both for boys and girls, with a really nice price and practically new. I bought the three jackets you can see in the picture and I paid 75€ for the three of them.
And, of course, every time I go to Amsterdam I have to buy some fries (which it's kinda typicl there) with mayo and I love eating them while walking through the canals and the streets of the city. For mi is like a tradition now. My recommendation for you is to rent a bike and get lost in the city. Amsterdam is hundred per cent worthy both during the day and at night.
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