but i do like d Dutch people. they are nice n friendly in general and very humorous. d house leans left, right, front and even backwards! very cool althou sometimes i wonder if they will just collapse 1 day!

uneven houses/building

look at the windows & d door, it's all crooked!

the cafe building leans!

there's lotsa museums here to visit but we didnt go to any (except Anne Frank House which i will talk about in a bit). we were still overloaded with Flemmish paintings from the Maurithaus in Den Haag.

at Museumplein - the red & white statue says "I AMSTERDAM"

Rijks Museum - houses some important works of Vemeer

the infamous red light district is definitely worth a visit! it's 1 of d highlights of my time here. there's women in windows all the way in the streets! 1 transsexual or transvestic opened d door of d window which freaked us out a little. but all he did was shouted 'Ni Hao' to us. quite interesting experience i would say.

Red Light District

d other place that left deep impression on me is d Anne Frank House. it was quite amazing to actually see d description right before your eyes! for some weird reason, i feel really sad in the house and felt like crying when u see her words n how she lived in d small house. very very depressing place but unbelievable.

Anne Frank statue near d Anne Frank House

i thik that sums up Amsterdam. d town of Bremen musicians is next! but before that, here's more photos i took in Amsterdam.

nice cute door bells... maybe i should get 1 for Singapore...

fridge magnets! look closely...

Amsterdam at night

The Christmas Shop - it sells all things Xmas through the year!

at Museumplein - the red & white statue says "I AMSTERDAM"