Prinsengracht (Amsterdam)
Prinsengracht (Prince's Canal) is the fourth and the longest of the main canals in Amsterdam. It is named after the Prince of Orange. Most of the canal houses along it were built during the Dutch Golden Age of the United Provinces. The bridges over the Prinsengracht canal connect with the streets in the Jordaan.
Notable buildings along Prinsengracht include the Noorderkerk (Northern Church), the Noordermarkt (Northern Market), Anne Frank House, the Westerkerk (Western Church, Amsterdam's tallest church) with the Homomonument (Gay Monument), which actually faces Keizersgracht.
Notable buildings along Prinsengracht include the Noorderkerk (Northern Church), the Noordermarkt (Northern Market), Anne Frank House, the Westerkerk (Western Church, Amsterdam's tallest church) with the Homomonument (Gay Monument), which actually faces Keizersgracht.
Prinsengracht, related objects
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canals_of_Amsterdam#Prinsengracht
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Coordinates: 52°21'44"N 4°53'29"E
- De Pijp 1 km
- Amsterdam (municipality) 1.2 km
- Amsterdam City Centre 1.5 km
- Oud-West (D) 1.6 km
- Vondelbuurt 1.7 km
- Oud-Zuid (V) 1.7 km
- Olympiapleinbuurt 2 km
- Rivierenbuurt 2.4 km
- Oost/Watergraafsmeer (U) 3.6 km
- North Holland 37 km
- Keizersgracht 0.2 km
- Ceintuurbaan 1 km
- Van Woustraat 1.1 km
- Rustenburgerstraat 1.2 km
- Kuipersstraat 1.2 km
- Jacob Israel de Haanstraat 1.3 km
- Herengracht 1.5 km
- Plantage Middenlaan 1.5 km
- Jozef Israelskade 1.6 km
- Weesperzijde 1.7 km