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Amsterdam has a certain reputation. But let’s discard stereotypes about red-light in this district and cupcakes with specific additives. Better think about where to take a non-trivial picture there: no tulips, no bicycles, and no goddamn Van Gogh painting reproduction.<\/p>\n

Take a photo with flyaway hair on a swing “Over the Edge”<\/h3>\n
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Amsterdam has a top-end attraction, which at the same time is the best observation deck...and this is a swing. The highest swing in Europe: about 80 meters above the ground at an angle of 45 degrees to the Amstel.<\/p>\n

N.B.<\/b>
\nChildren are allowed to swing, but like other entertainments of this kind, there are some limitations – you can do it if you are above 130 cm tall.<\/p>\n

Ticket price<\/b>
\nA ticket for a swing<\/a> cannot be purchased without a ticket to the observation deck<\/a> itself.<\/p>\n

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Adult (age 12+)<\/td>\n€14,50<\/td>\n€12,50<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Child (age 4-12)<\/td>\n€8,50<\/td>\n€6,50<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n<\/div>\n

Working hours<\/b>
\nDaily from 10:00 to 22:00<\/p>\n