No visit to Holland is complete without a day in Amsterdam. Our day started with a train ride into Amsterdam Centraal. We'd thought about picnicking in a park, but then Veronica remembered that the sun deck on the roof of the science museum is open on weekends. Not only was it an unique place to visit, but it had a great view of the city. Afterwards, we went on major walking tour including through the infamous Red Light District, which seemed to have a lot more merchandise for sale in the windows than previously (which in turn created a lot more questions from the girls than previously). That evening I took Jim and Carolyn to the Anne Frank House (we're waiting until the girls can fully comprehend the impact before taking them), while Jimmy took the girls to the great Mediterranean deli we'd discovered on our last visit.
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
A Final Day in Amsterdam...
No visit to Holland is complete without a day in Amsterdam. Our day started with a train ride into Amsterdam Centraal. We'd thought about picnicking in a park, but then Veronica remembered that the sun deck on the roof of the science museum is open on weekends. Not only was it an unique place to visit, but it had a great view of the city. Afterwards, we went on major walking tour including through the infamous Red Light District, which seemed to have a lot more merchandise for sale in the windows than previously (which in turn created a lot more questions from the girls than previously). That evening I took Jim and Carolyn to the Anne Frank House (we're waiting until the girls can fully comprehend the impact before taking them), while Jimmy took the girls to the great Mediterranean deli we'd discovered on our last visit.
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