New Amsterdam
This small, vibrant city is back in the spotlight, thanks to innovative architecture and a thriving design scene.
By Gisela Williams Kramer
The mood in Amsterdam is festive, particularly on a cocktail cruise.PHOTO: John Huba
At night the city's canals sparkle, highlighting such architectural gems as the Westerkerk church.PHOTO: John Huba
The Orson & Bodil boutique.PHOTO: John Huba
PHOTO: John Huba
PHOTO: John Huba
A break for coffee in the lobby of the Dylan.PHOTO: John Huba
Chefs Martijn Kajuiter (left) and Ronald Kunis of De Kas restaurant.PHOTO: John Huba
A light installation at Droog.PHOTO: John Huba
A visitor at the College Hotel, the city's new hot spot.PHOTO: John Huba
Taco Dibbits, who oversees the art collections at the Rijksmuseum, in front of Rembrandt's The Sampling Officials (1662).PHOTO: John Muda
Ready to help at the Dylan hotel.PHOTO: John Muda
Taking in the view from the Silo architecture firm.PHOTO: John Muda
Locals enjoy afternoon tea at De Bakkerswinkel.PHOTO: John Muda
Among the vast array of Dutch Master works at the Rijksmuseum are hundreds of Rembrandts.PHOTO: John Muda
Exploring by bicycle.PHOTO: John Muda
Fresh bread at De Bakkerswinkel.PHOTO: John Muda
Keizersgracht canal.PHOTO: John Muda
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