Historical houseboat | city center

Want to stay in a historical houseboat in Amsterdam? Then this is your perfect opportunity! Close to the City center in 'Oostelijke Eilanden' area of the City.

The space
This historical boat is perfect for a couple who want to enjoy a relaxing stay in Amsterdam. The whole wooden interior is still in perfect mint condition and was built in 1922.

You will have a private room on the rear end of the ship. This is a private area where you will find the cabin and captain's house with two single beds!

There is also a separate toilet and shower available. You will share the shower with the owner of the boat. He lives on the front end of the boat.

There are some really steep stairs, so be careful when you are a bit less fit.
Especially elder people have to be very careful with taking the high stairs!


HOUSEBOAT HIGHLIGHTS
*PERFECTLY LOCATED! (only 8 min from CITY CENTER)
*Historical houseboat with original w

This homeboat is located at Wittenburg, one of the Eastern Islands in a former harbor quarter . From the 17th to the 19th century, seagoing vessels were built here for the Admiralty and the East Indies Company.

Within walking distance you will find the beautifully restored 17th century sea warehouse of the Historical Nautical Museum, Het Scheepvaartmuseum.

The Science Museum 'Nemo' is just to the left adorning the bay with it's distinct bathtub design.

Amsterdam Zoo better known as Artis is two canals further and an excellent destination for adults and children alike.

Amsterdam's very own "Het ij" brewery sits at the crossroads of two nearby rivers with it's iconic windmill.

Just beyond Amsterdam Zoo is the 'Hortus botanicus' botanical garden for those interested in rare plants Amsterdam isn't known for. Onward is the Waterloo square market that's frequented by locals and tourists alike, and then it's on to the city centre with a