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Basilica of Saint Nicholas
The basilica a prominent Roman Catholic in Amsterdam is named after Saint Nicholas, the patron saint of sailors and the city of Amsterdam.
The Basilica of Saint Nicholas in Amsterdam houses a relic, a small piece of bone from Saint Nicholas, gifted by the church of San Nicolò al Lido in Venice. Not often seen, this basilica does sell bottles of holy water.
Click here for ABBA location of Basilica of Saint Nicholas
Click here for ABBA location of Basilica of Saint Nicholas
Cycling In Amsterdam
(Cycling Along Amstel River)
14July24
(Cycling Along Amstel River)
14July24
Click here for A-Bike rental location.
ABBADeal
- Crew get 10% off the price as well as insurance covered. (Insurance 2.95Euro/1/2Day and 3.95Euro Per day
- For all others get a discount card which knocks off 5% the total price.
Points to note before riding around.
- Helmets are not required.
- Cyclist have designated cycling lane and like cars on a road traffic, they have unidirectional flow in their respective lanes.
ABBADeal
- Crew get 10% off the price as well as insurance covered. (Insurance 2.95Euro/1/2Day and 3.95Euro Per day
- For all others get a discount card which knocks off 5% the total price.
Points to note before riding around.
- Helmets are not required.
- Cyclist have designated cycling lane and like cars on a road traffic, they have unidirectional flow in their respective lanes.
*De Riekermolen (1636) is a historic windmill located in Amsterdam's Amstel Park. Built in 1636, it originally served for land drainage. Now a cultural landmark, it is a picturesque spot near the Amstel River, offering insights into Dutch milling history and scenic views of the surrounding landscape.*
They've got a drinking water top up point here which is perfect.
The landscape is pretty much flat and easy to navigate. People are very friendly and offer directions when getting around. We went for 3hrs, which in my opinion for inexperienced riders was just right for nice photos and rest. Bikes were good with self locking mechanism as well as bike chain.
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