Tulips in Keukenhof |
It's been a fun week, it's not easy to travel with an infant, but it wasn't that hard too, not as eventful as I thought it will be.
Bringing a baby slows everything down, we achieved only one destination everyday, take our time to stop and rest and enjoy the day.
Below is our itinerary before I go into details of everything, well maybe not everything, just things I think it's worth the mention.
Day 1:
- Arrived in Schiphol Airport at 7am
- Got our luggage, and bought train tickets to Amsterdam Centraal (Euro5.10 per pax per trip)
- Westerpark to check in to our apartment for the week
- Went groceries shopping for the first thing, bought baby diapers and water supply
- Went to Amsterdam Centraal to get ourselves OV Chipkaart for public transport in Netherlands
- Went to Prinsengraght to have lunch at Pancakes! Amsterdam (Euro19.70 for two)
- Walked along canal, stopped by Dam to buy shoes, Singel for Flower Market
- Got simple groceries, and got home for dinner
Day 2:
- Have breakfast in Piq Niq in Joordan (Approximately Euro17)
- Took bus to Haarlem
- Had lunch in Stempels (Euro28.80 for two)
- Visited Teylers Museum (Euro12 per pax including audio guide)
- Took train to go back to Amsterdam
- Had dinner in The Pancake Bakery (Euro 28.70)
Day 3:
- Breakfast in Winkel 43 (Euro 14.70)
- Took bus to Keukenhof (Euro 28.50 per pax for combi ticket)
- Had lunch in Keukenhof (carrot cake, hot chocolate, herring, sandwich with ham and a beer)
- Went back to Amsterdam
- Had dinner in Kop Van Jut (Euro 46.20 for two)
Day 4:
- Woke up way too late, bought bread from Westerpark Bakery to have breakfast at home
- Went to De Kas for lunch (Euro 66 for two)
- Enjoy some snacks at Museumplein
- Sunbathing in front of Concertgebouw
- Had dinner in De Blauw Hollander (Euro 37.75)
Day 5:
- Woke up super early to catch at train at 7.17am to Antwerp
- Enjoyed the architecture of Antwerpen Centraal
- Visited weekly exotic market at Theatreplein
- Had lunch at Cafe 't Putke (Euro 25.50 for two)
- Visited Cathedral of Our Lady (Euro 6 per pax)
- Visited Plantin-Moretus Museum (Euro 8 per pax, Euro 2 for an audio guide)
- Had dinner at Maurice & Dietrich at Grote Markt (Euro 24.60 for two)
- Took a 7.30pm train back to Amsterdam
Day 6:
- Woke up way too late, and bought croissants from Albert Heijn Market (because Westerpark Bakery was closed) for breakfast
- Had lunch at Cafe-Restaurant in de Buurt (Euro 34.60 for two)
- Visited Rijksmuseum (Euro 17.50 per pax)
- Had dinner again at Cafe-Restaurant in de Buurt (Euro 43 for two)
Day 7:
- Had breakfast at home
- Walked to Westergasfabriek and enjoyed King's Day
- Had hotdog in the park (Euro 5)
- Had a super nice latte in Espresso Fabriek
- Walked around the town just to immerse ourselves in the festive mood
- Bought cheese at Kaasland
- Walked back to Westerpark
- Had dinner at Bella Storia (Euro 20 for two)
Day 8:
- Woke up early, prepared ourselves and went to airport
- Said goodbye to this wonderful city
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