When you are interested in military history, the fortresses of the defense line of Amsterdam are a must see. Build around 1900, it consists of some 46 fortresseses, batteries, dikes, dams and locks. The enemy was partly kept out by inundating the land outside the defense line. The invention of the airplane was a real spoiler for military strategists...

Note: this fortress, Bastion de Bakkerschans, is not open to the public, but many other fortresses are. http://www.stellingvanamsterdam.nl/en/home

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"Quirky hotel in a good location out of the crowds of Amsterdam. Rooms are small, but was fine with two people "

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"Great property with a history and great location! "

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"This hotel was incredibly charming and wonderfully decorated. The beds are so comfortable and accommodations perfect in the biggy bunk room! The bunk bed would be incredibly comfortable for grown adults! The AC didn’t work very well as it is an older building and we couldn’t leave windows open because Amsterdam doesn’t sleep! I loved hearing laughter though of people enjoying themselves! The hotel is super close to a tram stop and we walked or trammed the entire time we were there! Amsterdam was nothing but awesome for our family. You can train all over the Netherlands within 40 minutes and with the tram to Amsterdam centraal 10 minutes away we got to see a lot! Loved the Hoxton Lloyd!!!"

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