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Playtime for kids
By Rahul viz
The kids will love Amsterdam. The city with its vibrant colors and fast paced attractions won't bore any kids specially when there are places like TunFun there for any one to enjoy. Does one enjoy a game of football; like climbing, running and jumping? Right in the middle of busy Amsterdam lays a street the kids can safely play to their hearts content. Rainy weather or busy traffic will not bother. Enjoy oneself to the full in an old underpass under Mr. Visserplein in downtown Amsterdam.
The age group of 0-to 12 is just the right age to be in this indoors, 4,000-square meter-large TunFun. Here one can play on, under and in cool playing equipment. Kids are spoilt for choice. TunFun has giant slides, a disco, mini cinema, trampolines, children's farm, construction area and much more. Come jump, run, glide, dance, play soccer, climb, run, eat, party, laugh, ride, play games, read and look.
The kids have to take off your shoes for most of the attractions so be sensible to wear comfortable socks.
TunFun is an indoor playground for children. Kids have fun in a sportive, active and creative way in a former traffic underpass in the centre of Amsterdam.
TunFun offers plenty of opportunities to climb, creep and crawl. The choice of children disco, great slides, ball pools, an inflatable "Amsterdam street" jump cushion, trampolines, an indoor soccer ground and much more is there to enjoy. Let the children play and enjoy and the adults can sit and relax in the TunFun Cafe where all kinds of snacks and drinks are provided.
After a hectic day at TunFun why not enjoy and relax on a Canal bikes. The rented pedal boats which are often called "canal bikes" are a treat which every child will love. Let the kids pedal their way around the canals. This is a fabulous way to see those wonderful old canal houses and uses up a lot of energy. The Canal bikes can seat four and have canvas awnings in case of rain.
Another treat and sight which the kids are bound to love is climbing the tower of the Westerkerk church. The Westerkerk church located on the Prinsengracht is an attraction in Amsterdam. The kids will love to climb up the church tower to get a panoramic view of Amsterdam from the observation deck. The kids are sure to love looking at all the comings and goings in the city below, like a living miniature city.
Woonbootmuseum or as a layman will say Houseboat museum is a joy to visit. The wonder on the faces of the kids inside a houseboat is just a sight to see. The houseboat is very homey and cozy, especially nice on a rainy or gray afternoon. The museum has a children's play corner where the kids can color pages of houseboats, and a café with coffee, hot chocolate and soft drinks. The kids will have fun in Amsterdam. The unusual and kids friendly sights of Amsterdam will welcome any kid in its fold.
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