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Cool, mellow, surreal, seductive: they're all words that describe Amsterdam, my adopted city. Come explore the hidden gems, sexy secrets and colorful culture of this global village with me—an American expat in Holland.

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  • Who Stands Proud on a Pedestal in Amsterdam August 22, 2020
    Statues reflect a society's values in public spaces. Which is why you'll find monuments of painters, poets and philosophers, as well as anonymous underdogs and unsung heroes, in Amsterdam. The post Who Stands Proud on a Pedestal in Amsterdam appeared first on UnClogged in Amsterdam.
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    Amsterdam's churches, temples and mosques reveal a long history of religious conviction, strife and pragmatic tolerance. Eight that are still intact are reminders of the city’s turbulent past, as well as its contemporary patchwork of faiths. The post Where Amsterdam Worships appeared first on UnClogged in Amsterdam.
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    Why settle for coffee and a croissant when there are so many options for a hearty brunch in Amsterdam? When you're craving eggs, here are a half-dozen spots for a super mid-day meal in the Dutch capital. The post How to Get Your Egg on in Amsterdam appeared first on UnClogged in Amsterdam.
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    In a city that reveres tolerance and personal expression, an eclectic range of provocative, socially conscious street art includes everything from giant murals like the one of Anne Frank at NDSM Wharf to quirky statues like "The Blue Violin Player" in the Jordaan and colorful mosaics of aliens by French street artist “Invader” in numerous […]
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  • Where to Stay in Amsterdam June 30, 2019
    From hostel dorms to suites in converted canal mansions, Amsterdam offers accommodations for every budget. Find some of the best in this neighbourhood accommodations guide. The post Where to Stay in Amsterdam appeared first on UnClogged in Amsterdam.
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    Among the Rijksmuseum's most iconic works are eight masterpieces that represent the best of Dutch painting from the 17th century to contemporary times. The post Riches of the Rijksmuseum appeared first on UnClogged in Amsterdam.
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    Many contest that spring is the best season to visit Amsterdam. From Keukenhof to King's Day, here are 13 cool things to do from March through May in the Dutch capital. The post Spring in Amsterdam appeared first on UnClogged in Amsterdam.
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    From ice skating to light sculptures, holiday markets and seasonal goodies, there are many reasons to visit Amsterdam when airfares are lower, museum lines are shorter, and the Dutch capital sparkles with twi The post 12 Reasons to Love Amsterdam in Winter appeared first on UnClogged in Amsterdam.
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  • Trendy at Twilight: A Multicultural Feast in Amsterdam’s Oud-West July 30, 2018
    Taste the Indonesian, French, Turkish and Moroccan flavors that have influenced Dutch cuisine on a moveable feast in Amsterdam's multicultural Oud-West. The post Trendy at Twilight: A Multicultural Feast in Amsterdam’s Oud-West appeared first on UnClogged in Amsterdam.
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