AMSTERDAM DRIVE [4K]
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- Опубліковано 14 вер 2020
- 🚖 🚦 THIS 4K AMSTERDAM CITY CENTER DRIVING VIDEO TAKES YOU AROUND THE BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN AREA OF AMSTERDAM - THE NETHERLANDS, SHOWING YOU SOME OF THE MOST POPULAR HIGHLIGHTS AND NEIGHBORHOODS SUCH AS:
1. The Canals - You'll see some of the most beautiful canals in Amsterdam
2. Rijksmuseum - One of the world's most renowned art museums and a true must-see.
3. Rembrandtplein - Rembrandtplein is a major square in central Amsterdam, Netherlands, named after Rembrandt van Rijn who owned a house nearby from 1639 to 165.
4. Amstel Hotel - Since its opening in 1867, the InterContinental Amstel Hotel in Amsterdam has been the most prestigious hotel in the Netherlands.
5. Amstel River - The Amstel is a river in the Netherlands which flows from Nieuwveen to Amsterdam, where it meets the IJ bay. The city of Amsterdam took its name from the river.
6. Muntplein - A square in the center of Amsterdam. The square is in fact a bridge - the widest bridge in Amsterdam - which crosses the Singel canal at the point where it flows into the Amstel river. All bridges in Amsterdam are numbered, and the Muntplein carries the number 1.
7. Rokin - The Rokin is a canal and major street in the center of Amsterdam. The street runs from Muntplein square to Dam square. The Rokin canal used to run from Muntplein square to Dam Square, but in 1936, the part between Spui square and Dam Square was filled in.
8. Dam Square - Dam Square or Dam is a town square in Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands. Its notable buildings and frequent events make it one of the most well-known and important locations in the city and the country.
9. Damrak - The Damrak is an avenue and partially filled in canal at the center of Amsterdam, running between Amsterdam Centraal in the north and Dam Square in the south. It is the main street where people arriving at the station enter the center of Amsterdam.
10. Amsterdam Central Station - Amsterdam Centraal Station is the largest railway station in Amsterdam in North Holland, Netherlands. A major international railway hub, it is used by 192,000 passengers a day, making it the second busiest railway station in the country after Utrecht Centraal and the most visited Rijksmonument of the Netherlands.
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BIKE CITY ,NICE FROM TEXAS!!
Vintage City😍
Note: Red asphalt means "cars are only guests" and bikes have priority.
It's not asphalt, it's bricks.
True heavenly city
WOW, feels like I was really there!
Amsterdam 😍 Great Video!
Ámsterdam is so amazing. Grettings from Bogotá
Great video. Thank you for sharing. Your new fan from Toronto Canada
Amsterdam is mooi mooi mooi city♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡
Nice ride mate:)
My dreamland
27:30 turning right on red! There is red traffic light signal with arrow.
And at 34:47 driving through red, though it's a close one.
@@onnozweers, it's definitely red. Yellow signal duration is 3 s, he could stop.
At this video, I want to mention that you have passed in total 36 traffic lights and 32 speed bumps!
You officially have no life.
@@bunnyandbear4902 First of all, I didn't insult you, and secondly, if you don't like what I am commenting, you are not obliged to answer on it.
Everyone is free to comment whatever they want, but with the rules of the community. OK? This is democracy! Thank you very much for your understanding.
@@user-nm1yi4if7q cringe
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Que saudade de AMSTERDAM ❤❤❤
Nice
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Nice! Tip: next time better record in 60fps (or even better at 120fps) because of motion blur at 30 fps when moving fast (driving).
this place is nicer to drive in than the US
No, this is a boring place to drive cuz you cant even go fast 💀
@@ayaanjavedimmature
Omg i am getting so anxious while watching this.. the roads are so freaking chaotic and messy, there is happening so much at the same time. I really get anxious thinking i have to drive here
it's on purpose, you shouldn't want to drive.. but if you must the facility is there. If you don't need then you'd like bicycles or public transport, why wouldn't you choose that?
ironically according to public consensus its way more pleasant to drive in the netherlands than in the US where infrastructure is built to support cars
@@unrealgalaxy9669 Only the bike freaks say so. What's shown in the video barely qualifies as roads - every street is blocked off for cars, forcing the driver to take useless detours. I'd take the US traffic any day.
@@vali20vali20vali20Studies literally say that Dutch roads are way more pleasant.
@@Magiczny-Krzysztof "Studies" made by anti-cars people. How can it be more pleasant when it takes twice as long to drive for the same distance?
@AJC Visuals does good videos
@21:16 Chrysler 300 🤣🤣
My car go vroom door de grachten.
Her cadde sokak inşaat....
The road is quite confusing
ltcomment many like 9:35 creekside parking , 29:57 side
What you're doing at 11:55 is extremely dangerous and illegal.
17:55 is another big dick move
@@weetikissa what do you mean he just passes the person on the bike and 11.55 he is allowed to do that because he can drive in that street and the marking is not a straight line and even if its not allowed he did no one any harm
@@yod2189 In the first clip, he cut off cyclists who had priority while giving them almost no time to react. Criminally dangerous. In the second clip, he passed cyclists dangerously close in an area where passing is not allowed. Solid line means no passing, and you're supposed to give cyclists lots and lots of space. He got dinged at by the cyclist for a reason.
Yes i cringed a bit there too
what are you driving?? 😀
A BMW X2
Must be a living hell with all them bikes
You get used to it.
the fact that this city is not designed for cars but people is the best part
That’s the exact reason I plan to move there from Seattle, WA.
Better than living in the USA where cars and asphalt are the only things you see for miles
Nah
What the hell! I wonder if Amsterdam was not so flat and had many more wide avenues, how many of those "sporty" people would ride bikes ... 🤔
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@@insertaverygenericnamehere Thanks for proving my point ... that comment you deleted, remember?
Well you might check other Dutch cities that DO have much broader avenues; the biking is no less.
Even in the hilly area's in The Netherlands (up to 300m) everybody is biking.....
So if you have a car DONT GO TO AMSTERDAM, disaster going 20kmh for 30min. and get where??? Nowhere, just torturing the car and longest red lights i have ever seen....
Actually, it's a really liveable city. Very nice to people. And less nice to cars, which do not make a city liveable.
@@insertaverygenericnamehere It's the opposite for me you car hating ... human!
Cars in a city centre a usually only there because they are looking for a parking space or leaving their parking space. if a car wants to just go through the city as fast as possible it should probably have picked a more appropriate route like the ring road around the outside of the city.
@@maxkube9166 Don't need a car if you live there or visit. Public transport and cycling system is built well so you can travel way more conveniently that way. It also saves the downtown city from becoming one large parking space like in many US towns. Have you ever visited Amsterdam? :)
Fuck seems like a living nightmare with all those slow bikes everywhere, this is atrocious, beautiful city, but a nightmarish transportation.
That’s exactly what’s so great about it. Cars have dead last priority. It would be a nightmare to drive in the Netherlands, I agree, but I want to live in a place where I have the freedom to not have to own a car.
@@ex0stasis72 You just described my nightmare, cars for me symbolize freedom and comfort, practicality and fun, going to where I want wherever I want, it's about going with a family full of equipment to travel and to have that time together. Nothing can replace that no matter what.
A world without cars, is a limited and sad world for me, and Netherlands is a living nightmare for me, all those slow ass bicycles getting in everybodys way, poor drivers. I hope that this obnoxious model will never arrive to where I live.
@@Gurka84 Driving is a luxury not everyone can afford. A society that requires it in order to function in the workforce is what I am opposed. And the only way for a society not to require it is to have affordable housing spread evenly everywhere mixed in with commercial property evenly mixed everywhere. Single-family zoning laws is the main culprit that makes it infeasible to not own a car.
@@ex0stasis72 I'm not opposed for having options, I'm opposed with running over cars owners, you can develop bicycles routes without harming driving cars around the city so bad. You can give priority to public transportation like busses, trains and metro but why the fuck I need as a driver to suffer with all those slow ass bikes and drive at 5 km per hour? This is horrible.
There are many countries that offer many alternative for driving a car without making driving a living nightmare like in the Netherlands.
Im all for good alternatives, but I do not agree with making driving a nightmare because of that.
@@Gurka84 Well the reason there is so little car-specific land use in the Netherlands is because it is the least efficient use of space. You can fit many times more bikes in a given space than cars, whether that be on the streets or as parking lots. When you design a city to accommodate cars like that, you inevitably make it so that everyone on foot or by bike has to travel many times farther than if they just built up everything closer together.
If you're curious, you should check out the famous picture of the "Stop de kindermoord" (or "Stop the child murder") protest in 1973, where thousands of people protested with their bikes and all lied down on a huge, wide street for cars. You can barely see the ground there were so many people strewn out for maybe a km (at least in the picture). That's the protest that influenced why the Netherlands is so bike-friendly today.