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Keukenhof
May 12, 2009 by k m from Augusta, GA
Overall Rating: 10

• More beautiful flowers in one place than I've seen in my life.
• Don't go on the week-ends - bus loads of people.

“I visited here 35 years ago and this time it far exceeded my wonderful memories from before. It was huge. We spent 10 hours there and were delighted every minute we were there. Not only were there millions of bulbs in bloom in the park, but there were fields directly next to Keukenhof with acres and acres of tulips in full bloom. I would definitely go again.”

Woeste Kop Golf
Nov 1, 2008 by John from Texas
Overall Rating: 8

• Nice quite place that is close to the Belgium border and very near many interesting places.
• There is no train station there.

“My son and his family lived in Axel for a year 2004-05. They leased a home on the Hulsterweg (hope that's correct) My wife and I visited them and totally enjoyed our stay. Their neighbors were very good folks and welcomed them. I could look out the front of the home across the small canal and see wide open spaces across plowed fields with wild March hares fighting everywhere and pheasants flying around. My two small granddaughters loved to visit the Hernandez House restaurant and its play room (I think this is going towards Hulst). They also enjoyed the animal farms and the many historic places nearby. Axel is a nice quite place to relax and is a great base from which to launch visits to Belgium and the southern areas of The Netherlands. The landing for the ferry from Vlissingen to England is a short drive away. I also enjoyed market day in the town center and dining at the oriental restaurant there (sorry I don't remember the name). There are also banking facilities in the town center. I would definitely keep Axel in mind if looking for a nice quite place to stay while visiting this area. Remember, REAL people live here, not the ones after the tourist trade.”

Agnietenkapel (Universiteitsmuseum)
Jul 22, 2008 by Janus from Heemstede
Overall Rating: 10

• Scenery.
• Restricted accessibility due to frequent academic usage.

“This chapel is a recently renovated historical building, in use by the university for ceremonies such as graduations, conferences and promotions. It affords the visitor a very interesting view on Dutch church and academic history. During the recent architectural renovation the scenery of the beginnings has been lovingly restored, emphasizing the interaction between burgher, state and city, or conviction, religion and science, while accommodating the academic ceremonies of today. Do not forget to climb the staircase to the attic where students once were reading the books-on-chains.”

KinderKookKafe
Feb 12, 2007 by gsd from fgdgjhj
Overall Rating: 3

• Liked the idea of kids serving the food.
• Didn't like the food choices.

“It was ok. Not the best service wouldn't go again.”

Cafe American
Aug 7, 2006 by Anastasiya from St.Petersburg
Overall Rating: 10

• I just thoroughly enjoyed it.
• No faults observed.

“Fantastic place to stay that offers you a perfect location, spacious rooms, good food and what's the most important friendly staff. Excellent place to unwind and enjoy Amsterdam. Excellent value for money.”