17th Century Canals of Amsterdam - UNESCO World Heritage Site

A tour of the UNESCO World Heritage 17th century canals of Amsterdam, south and west of the city between the Singel and the Singelgracht canal. This area isn't the old medieval city, it's the newer, expanded area of Amsterdam from the 17th century when the city was running out of space. And how else would you expect the Dutch to create more space - by draining a marsh, digging canals and making it beautiful of course!

For more World Heritage sites in Netherlands:
   • The Netherlands 🇳🇱 - UNESCO World Her...  

And for more canal World Heritage sites:
Venice and its Lagoon:    • Venice and its Lagoon - UNESCO World ...  
Historic Centre of Bruges:    • Historic Centre of Bruges - UNESCO Wo...  
Pontycyllte Aqueduct and Canal:    • Pontcysyllte Aqueduct & Canal, Wales ...  

What better way to see the canals of Amsterdam than on an evening boat cruise? Check here for options: http://bit.ly/AmsterdamCanalCruiseWHJ

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