Started out in the below water porthole cabin 212.  Must say it was very quiet, except I could hear lots of toilet flushing.  Upgraded to the French Balcony on second day.  If I would have been in cabin 112, my review would have been horrible

I had visited the Ann Frank house in 1970, and it has changed dramatically.  I did reserve amy ticket ahead, and could walk right in instead of waiting in a three hour line. It is a very small space, but the accompaying museum is more open and full of information.

A canal tour (about one hour) is really a must to get the overall feeling of the city.  Canal tours are offered everwhere.  Ours was included with my river cruise.

Walked in no line at 11 AM in early June. Took the 5 E tour of the 17th C highlights.  I  recommend several hours here, there is lots to see, but the museum with the new atrium addition makes the layout rather confusing.

My favorite city (after Amsterdam), cathederal was lovely, town lively.  River cruise docks close to city so easy walk into town to explore.  Could have used more time here

very interesting to see all the antique instruments.  Not  a big place, but definetely worth while.  The city is also very cute and German.  Nice to visit and walk through, although everything closes up at 5 PM

The astronomical clock was worth seeing once.  You don't need to wait 45 minutes, I went in at noon, and got a place to the side.  The movie (in four languages) shows you what to look for, and what everything means.

7)	Lots of small groups (2, 4, 6, 8) travelling together- no large groups on this particular cruise, but I has head from fellow passengers that large groups (30-40) have occurred on previous cruises which dramatically changed the dynamics.Didn’t like that, but it is a small ship so they have limited staff and kitchen space.

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