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Stroll along the Singel Canal, where Amsterdam reveals its most romantic charm! Known as the "Queen of Canals", this waterway is flanked by 17th-century gabled houses that turn postcard-perfect under twilight. Don’t miss a sightseeing cruise passing under seven arched bridges, or grab tulips at the Bloemenmarkt floating flower market. The canal-side cafés and antique shops hide delightful surprises—take your time to uncover the true Dutch vibe!

Hotel Okura Amsterdam – the Leading Hotels of the World

Hotel Okura Amsterdam – the Leading Hotels of the World

4.5 / 5Great17 Reviews
Ferdinand Bolstraat 333
2.77KM from Singel

Nestled in Amsterdam's vibrant South District, this Leading Hotel of the World redefines luxury with indoor saltwater pool and authentic Japanese spa. Families adore the professional childcare services, while executives benefit from 24/7 business center with multilingual staff. Rooms feature air purification systems and optional butler service – just steps from Michelin-starred Restaurant Spectrum. Unique perks include complimentary bike rentals to explore canals, and state-of-the-art meeting rooms with natural daylight. Recently honored in 2024 rankings, it's an urban sanctuary where tradition meets hyper-modern comfort.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Singel

The most iconic way is by taking a canal cruise that passes under the historic bridges. For more flexibility, rent a pedal boat or join a guided walking tour focusing on the Golden Age architecture along the waterfront.

Yes! The Singel Canal Music Festival in August features performances on floating stages. During King's Day (April 27th), the canal turns orange with boats transformed into festive pop-up markets selling secondhand goods.

Notice the gabled houses with distinctive hoisting beams used to move furniture. The Westerkerch Tower offers panoramic views, while the Torensluis Bridge is Amsterdam's widest bridge with hidden WWII memorials underneath.

Most quayside paths are wheelchair-friendly, but some narrow sections may require detours. Many canal boats have accessible boarding ramps - look for operators displaying the Accessible Amsterdam certification.

The intersection with Brouwersgracht creates perfect canal reflections. For iconic shots, position yourself near the Magere Brug (Skinny Bridge) at dusk when the 19th-century lanterns illuminate the water.

The canal averages 3 meters deep with strong currents. While swimming is prohibited, safety measures include guard rails and emergency ladders. Always watch for bicycle traffic when walking along the banks.