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Amsterdam Holiday Apartments

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Home with internet in superb location Home with internet in superb location
Amenities 4 Amenities 2 Amenities 90m2

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1 bedroom apartment in Amsterdam for 2 people 1 bedroom apartment in Amsterdam for 2 people
Amenities 2 Amenities 1 Amenities 35m2

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Apartment with wifi. Good choice! Apartment with wifi. Good choice!
Amenities 4 Amenities 1 Amenities 12m2

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Central home. Cozy! Central home. Cozy!
Amenities 2 Amenities 1 Amenities 19m2

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Place in Amsterdam with air-con. Place in Amsterdam with air-con.
Amenities 4 Amenities 1 Amenities 40m2

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Large home in Amsterdam with heating Large home in Amsterdam with heating
Amenities 4 Amenities 2 Amenities 50m2

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Perfect one bedroom apartment in Amsterdam. Perfect one bedroom apartment in Amsterdam.
Amenities 2 Amenities 1 Amenities 25m2

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Tiny studio. Good choice! Tiny studio. Good choice!
Amenities 6 Amenities 1 Amenities 20m2

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Place for couples with heat Place for couples with heat
Amenities 2 Amenities 1 Amenities 20m2

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Take a walk on the Dutch-side

Wake up! Even if your night is still blurry after clubbing or you are tired of yesterday’s tourist stuff, Amsterdam is ready. Recover while exploring or cruising the channels right before before heading to the Dam Square and the museum area. You’ll be watching Van Gogh’s sunflowers (and the shoulders of fellow travelers) before facing the streets and the charm of a truly beautiful city.

A colorful spring, a famous red quarter and 75 kilometers of water channels: Amsterdam might not be Venice but, as the Italian city, it is great escape to explore if you are into water towns. Trams, bikes or feet, these are your choices. Don’t expect gondolas or sapore di mare, but do expect Christmas markets, trendy students and a modern while still traditional city.

Bicycles, streets and flowers… Amsterdam is waiting for you: water channels, orange colors and a red wild district. Art, fun and history mix in the city of our dear Anna Frank. A city to live, to walk and to enjoy by day and night, Amsterdam is a top choice in the European capitals group… no wonder!



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Take a walk on the Dutch-side

Amsterdam holiday lettings

Famed for its bright tourist attractions, impressive culture and attractive network of canal-side streets, Amsterdam makes an unforgettable sightseeing break. Here at Apartum, we aim to provide the best Amsterdam holiday rentals for couples and families, as well as comfortable and convenient apartments for business people. Whether you are visiting the capital of Holland for work or leisure, count on us for our keen eye for quality, high standards of service and competitive pricing to suit your travel accommodation budget.

Canals, culture and cuisine

Your private Amsterdam accommodation means it is so much easier to blend in with the locals and explore at your own pace. Choose the famous sights you want to see, set your itinerary and stay as long as you wish. If you are browsing around some of the shops - and there is a superb choice - or absorbed by the art and photography displays in the Rijksmuseum (or many other exhibitions), there is no need to worry about hurrying back for a fixed dining timetable. Renting an Amsterdam holiday apartment allows you to shop for what you want and prepare meals quickly and easily, whenever you like. There again, why not make the most of the more than ample choice of restaurants offering characteristic Dutch dishes and international menus?

Historic central Amsterdam holiday rentals

The centre of Amsterdam is easy to explore on foot, by tram or on one of the leisurely boat trips, to enjoy some excellent and otherwise unseen views of the city and its different neighbourhoods. The Canal Ring district (or Grachtengordel) is more than four hundred years old and now features on the UNESCO world heritage list; its prestigious canal houses and grand mansions form a picturesque backdrop to strolls or cycle rides over the bridges and along tree-lined streets. Alternatively, should you prefer, there are excellent primary route and motorway connections for drivers who wish to get out and about in this part of northern Holland.

Choice and service

At Apartum, we offer an extensive range of well-appointed Amsterdam holiday lettings that are ideal for making the most of your time in the Netherlands. Book your Amsterdam accommodation with us for the greatest choice and attention to detail, then relax and look forward to enjoying your stay in the Dutch capital.


Enjoy life between sunflowers and windmills

Enjoy life between sunflowers and windmills

We love even its name: Amsterdam! And Amsterdam is not just about museums, mr. Van Gogh or famous coffee shops (yeah, not the ones where you have a coffee...). Amsterdam is also about lots of things to do.


7 secrets in Amsterdam

Anna Frank: the house of this little hero is a memorial to the fight for injustice.

Bikes or boats: walking is fun, but cycling or taking a boat can be even more attractive experiences when in the city.

Museumplein: art, emotions and… museums for you all!

Mills and tulips: one of those famous mills is now a good place for beer. If you are looking for tulips, make sure you check out when blooming seasons starts.

Parks and parks: parks are one of the identity signs of the city… and a great place to fully live it.

Coffee shops: not fit for all kinds, but kind of fit for some kinds.

Van Gogh: not really a secret...





Welcome to the Venice of the north!

Welcome to the Venice of the north!

Wake up! Even if your night is still blurry after clubbing or you are tired of yesterday’s tourist stuff, Amsterdam is ready. Recover while exploring or cruising the channels right before before heading to the Dam Square and the museum area. You’ll be watching Van Gogh’s sunflowers (and the shoulders of fellow travelers) before facing the streets and the charm of a truly beautiful city.


A colorful spring, a famous red quarter and 75 kilometers of water channels: Amsterdam might not be Venice but, as the Italian city, it is great escape to explore if you are into water towns. Trams, bikes or feet are cheap ways to move and your best choices. Don’t expect gondolas or sapore di mare, but do expect Christmas markets, trendy students and a modern while still traditional city.

Excursions from Amsterdam

Excursions from Amsterdam

Tulips, mills, the neighboring Belgium. There’s lots to see and do in Amsterdam. The city is in a central position in Europe though, and it becomes a great traveling stop when discovering Europe. Germany and Belgium are just a step away!

Also, if you have the time and will to explore, there are great escapes close to the Dutch capital. Save some hours for a day-trip and enjoy what’s close to the city.


You base to Holland’s flat territory

Zaansee Schans: where you’ll see the real windmills from so many paintings and photos.

Keukenhof Gardens: nature’s living a blooming celebration. The place to be for flower power.

Bruges: one of Belgium’s most beautiful towns. Ancient and majestic.

Volendam: the charm of fishermen’s villages. You’ll breath it there.

Find your way between channels

You’ll have time to move around by foot or bike, and discover why mountains are not in Holland’s passport. But, first of all, you’ll need to make a choice on where to stay.

Sleeping in the center is a good option when visiting Amsterdam. You’ll find out why soon, as if you are into museums or botanic gardens, which are all close-by, you’ll be sleeping with a smile on your face.

It’s pretty simple when you are in the quest for accommodation: to put it in few words, everything inside the inner channels can be considered central. Dam Square, the main station or the Red District would be parts of the city’s downtown. Of course, there are always alternatives depending on your budget: keep in mind that the city has a practical public transportation system as well, so options grow when choosing your place.