Boat Cruiser Amsterdam

Bakdekkruiser  from 1936, located in the city center of Amsterdam.

This boat in the Amsterdam city center provides accommodation with a balcony and a kettle, less than 1 km from the famous Rijksmuseum. The property features river and garden views, and is about 1.2 km from Moco Museum.

It offers 3 sleeping places. 2 minutes walking from Leidse Square, Vondelpark, Pubs, Restaurants. It includes two seating areas, kitchen, refrigerator, a sink and a toilet. There is a separate sleeping cabin for 2 people.

One of the sofas can be made into a single bed.

There is no shower / bathroom on the boat. Well, there is a bathhouse at 6 minutes walk from the boat.

The 'Da Costa bathhouse' is a household name in the Amsterdam West district. People have been showering and bathing at the Da Costakade since 1903. It is not without reason that city poet K. Schippers opens his first poem as 'City Poet of Amsterdam' with it.

Bathhouse Da Costa is the only bathhouse in our country that is still in use as a bathhouse. Where you can shower for € 1,50 or take a bath for € 2.50 euros.

There are many ways to get from Amsterdam Central Station to Leidseplein:

By tram, take line 12, 2, 11, every 5 minutes.

By taxi, 6 minutes drive.

Leidseplein is a busy square at the southern end of Amsterdam's central canal ring, almost facing the popular Vondelpark. Leidseplein translates roughly as Leiden Square, as it is situated at the end of the Leidsestraat which, throughout much of the history of the square, was the main road to the town of Leiden. Today, Leidseplein serves as a transport hub in the city, with a number of tram lines intersecting here, as well as being a center for nightlife and shopping.

Don't forget to consider the Amsterdam Nightlife Ticket to save time and money. Or join the Leidseplein pub crawl to meet other people.