We had our first (and only) dutch pancake experience. Ben ordered the ham and cheese, and I got the cinnamon-sugar and we shared. They were tasty!
After breakfast we walked to the tourist information center, which is just outside of the Centraal train station. Inside we were able to buy tickets for admission and transportation to Keukenhof (I think the combination ticket was 26E/person). We also asked about the Ajax football/soccer game that was supposed to be in Amsterdam that night at 8pm, but unfortunately for us the women helping us was a complete moron and had no idea. She typed it into Google and then said the game was already in progress (at 2:30pm). We assumed that the game had been pushed up for some reason but Ben checked when we got back to the States and the game had been that night. We could have gone! Bummer.
The bus ride was said to be an hour, but it definitely didn’t feel like that. The gardens themselves were beautiful! The park had just opened the week before, so we were early in the season, but luckily there was still plenty of flowers blooming!
Keukenhof really was one of the highlights of Amsterdam. If you have the opportunity to go during blooming season, I highly recommend it! Back in Amsterdam, We also had one of the food "delicacies"....cone fries!
And yes, I'm pretty sure that liquid is coming out of his weinerschnitzel |
Before we capped off the night at the bars, we took an hour canal cruise (9E/person), which was really pretty and a nice end to this portion of the trip.
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