Amsterdam, Holland is a lively, vibrant and liberal city. It also covers an area of about 207 square kilometers and is populated by around 1,730,000 inhabitants. Today, it is known as the "Venice of the North" as it is built on 90 islands connected by 400 stone bridges across 100 kilometers of the canals. - Amsterdam North (1900-1907) - In 1900 until 1907, there was a great shortage of football fields in Amsterdam. This is the situation that tempted Ajax Amsterdam to play alongside farmer's fields in the Builsloterham, Amsterdam Noord. The place was quite a trip for the spectators as it took them to travel with a chain ferry and a quarter-hour walk to reach to field. At these rooms, meeting packages are offered, and these packages start at 52 euros, including room rental, luxurious sandwich luncheon, refreshments and biscuits, fresh fruits, and overhead projector and other business stationery. Swissotel Amsterdam further boasts its business center and multilingual staff. They actually have a listing of the available apartments, and the owners of these apartments are personal friends of the Flatmates' team, people who are good hosts and will give you with any assistance you might need. Sunhead 1617 Sunhead is another top-rated name in the line of great Amsterdam apartments. When traveling for a vacation in Amsterdam, the Amsterdam bed and breakfast travelers must consider the must see attractions in the city, such as the Van Gogh Museum, the 250-room Rijksmuseum, the Anne Frank House, the Artis Zoo, the Royal Palace, the worldly known Dam Square and a lot more. Visitors must also take in local theaters, fine and ethnic dining, or explore the eclectic selection of shopping in the Jordaan neighborhood, and if the time to relax comes, the exciting and comforting Amsterdam bed and breakfasts are there to welcome you in. For the most part, people of Amsterdam themselves can't really be bothered with this stuff. Also, while the city is renowned throughout the world for its tolerance towards all styles of behavior and dress, a primmer with a more mainstream dress sense would be hard to find. And, as many of the Amsterdam vacationers have known, behind the cozy cafes and dreamy canals lurks the suspicion that the Amsterdammers' hearts lie squarely in their wallets, and while the new Amsterdam vacationers see the city as a liberal haven, locals can seem just as indifferent to this as well.