Sightstitality of Amsterdam: Princenght Channel

Princengracht (Prinsengracht) – the longest of all channels of the district of Grechtengoredo – it stretches on the exterior oblique from Ambulation to Western Docks (Westerdok), separating the area of Yordan from "Rings canals". He received his name in honor of Prince Wilhelm I Orange and also built a rich citizens, although a little later "Neighborhood".

Sightstation of Amsterdam Channel Princenght

Rare example of a Dutch amp – Palace of Justice (Paleis Van Justitie; Prinsengracht, 436), built in the XVII century as a orphanage, but rebuilt in 1825-1829;
Unioressance building first in Amsterdam Milk Plant (Melkinrichting, 1890 g.; Prinsengracht, 739-741),
picturesque courtyard of the former women’s shelter Deccenefier (Deutzenhofje; Prinsengracht, 855-899) 1695 buildings,
quiet Amtell’s Square (AmstelVeld) with "temporary church" Amstelkerk (Amstelkerk) and Monument "Professor Cocadorus" – Known by its acute language and skill of the Jew, Linnenevil (1867-1934.),
church "Dove" (De duif, 1796 g.) On the opposite side of the channel – this is the first Catholic temple, erected in Amsterdam since the Reformation times,
as well as unusual Tobacco Museum (Pijpenkabinet & Smokiana, www.pijpenkabinet.NL) with the store of the same name.