Amsterdam is the capital and largest city of the Netherlands, known for its canals, bikes, and lack of cars in the city center. Some top attractions include exploring the historic Amsterdam Canal Ring by boat, visiting the Anne Frank House where she wrote her famous diary, and seeing artwork at the Rijksmuseum, the largest museum in the country. The city is also home to the unique Red Light District and has a liberal drug policy where cannabis is legally sold in coffee shops.

1. Amsterdam

5. Amsterdam

6. About Amsterdam
It’s capital and most populous city of the Netherlands
Bikes are everywhere
The city is almost free of cars
You can speak in English without hesitation
It has more canals than Venice

7. Air line: Aero México
México
AM Plus: 42,623 pesos
Premiere Aero México: 49,925 pesos
Premiere Plus Aero México: 58,485 pesos
Cost of flying from Mexico City to Amsterdam

9. Attractions

10. Amsterdam Canal Ring
Take a trip with a boat by boarding one of the tourist cruises or by renting
the boat yourself.
Tourist cruise
Duration: 24/48 hours
Price: 20 €
Location: Amsterdam

11. Duration: 2 hours
Price: 29,50 €
Location: Amsterdam.

12. Anne Frank House
Admission prices
• Adults: euro 9
•
Age 10-17: euro 4,50
•
Age 0-9: free
•
European Youth Card: euro 4,50
Anne Frank House in the center of
Amsterdam is the hiding place where
Anne Frank wrote her famous diary
during the World War II.

15. The Rijksmuseum is the largest museum in the
Netherlands, with more than a million visitors
each year.
Rijksmuseum

16. Prices
€15: adults aged 19 and over
€7.50: ING card and CJP
Free: Children aged 18 and under.

17. Red Light District
During the day this is an area not to be
missed. It’s arguably the most beautiful
part of a gorgeous city, and also the oldest
and most historic neighborhood as well.

18. Drugs in Amsterdam

19. You may just enter a coffee shop and buy drugs; even more – you will be
handed a menu with drugs of the day, and there might be even a special on
the menu. It is all accessible.

20. The Dutch have divided drugs into two groups, depending on their
influence on human health – soft drugs and hard drugs.
Hard drugs as cocaine, LSD, morphine, heroin are forbidden in the
Netherlands as in any other country.
Soft drugs as cannabis in all its forms (marijuana, hashish, hash oil)
and hallucinogenic mushrooms (so called magic mushrooms or
paddos – from Dutch: paddestoel - mushroom) are legal under
condition of so called “personal use”

21. Dutch drug policy is unique in the whole world. It
is directed by an idea that every human being may
decide about the matters of its own health.

22. Tulip fields

23. The most well-known area lies between the towns of Haarlem in the province
of Noord-Holland (North Holland) and Sassenheim, just north of Leiden, in the
province of Zuid-Holland (South Holland).

24. Song
Cora- Amsterdam
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUCDwn8OJZg

25. Student: Rocío Esmeralda Ojeda Arévalo
Teacher: Lic. Manuel Ayala Cristiani
Foreign Trade & Customs degree
IV-B