Amsterdam has 165 canals, but tourists and locals alike are especially fond of the prominent ones in the city’s medieval center. There are a lot of boat tours happening in Amsterdam.
Lined by 17th and 18th century houses, these canals form a half circle around the center of town. Amsterdammers refer to it as the grachtengordel — literally, the ‘belt of canals.’
The grachtengordel gives the old center its iconic look. On a map the canals, crossed by streets and bridges, make the city look like the lower half of a spider’s web. Others think it looks like half a bicycle wheel.
For me, as a Dutchie, a water themed stamp would be a nice add to Slowly. Personally I don't know any of the buildings on our location stamps and everyone seems to know Amsterdam by their beautiful waters/bridges and canal houses :D