Portuguese Synagogue Amsterdam
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Oude Kerk Amsterdam’s Oldest Church
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Rembrandt House Museum
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Munttoren Amsterdam
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Mozes En Aäronkerk
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Bloemenmarkt Flower Market
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Magere Brug
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Reguliersgracht – Seven Bridges Amsterdam
A picturesque and tranquil location for taking photos of canals and bridges.
Blauwbrug
A richly decorated bridge connecting the Rembrandtplein and Waterlooplein areas.
Rembrandtplein
A small but lively, historic square named after the world-famous Dutch artist Rembrandt.
Hello,
I will shortly be coming to Amsterdam for a hen weekend.
We have seen advertised a ladies night (details below) and I just wanted to check that it is a legitimate evening as we have
to send money for tickets and it’ll be approx €1400 so we just wanted to check this was genuine as I cam unable to find many reviews.
Any advise or confirmation of legitimacy would be greatly appreciated
Many thanks in advance
Natalie Brehaut
https://coqtales.com
Hi Natalie
I have not heard of the company but I guess that’s not surprising 🙂
The venue which they use is a well known in Amsterdam. Calling Panama directly and asking about the company renting their venue would be a good idea.
There are a few Other precautions you can take…
If possible pay using a credit card. In case of fraud you should get a refund.
Checkout the company on KvK website searching for the number they provided 60568100. You can also pay a small amount for a credit report.
See whether your travel insurance provides cover in case of the company going broke etc
Keep looking online for reviews – maybe searching using Dutch words as well as English.
Look on Instagram for hashtags relating to this company – I think that they had an Instagram page.
Hope this helps
Nigel