Sean Condon has moved to Amsterdam. He got married, and he's unemployed (what's worse, so is his wife). For more options...

The Bent Guide to Amsterdam was written by Australian transplant Darren Reynoldson, who has lived in Amsterdam for some time, and it also relies heavily on input from local queer residents, including staffers at Pink Point, the city's gay and lesbian info booth. As such, the book is researched carefully, packed with insider tips and insights, and intelligently arranged. There's an extensive chapter on nightlife, including everything from cozy brown cafes to S&M-intensive dance clubs to one-off weekly underground parties (i.e., De Trut - a Sunday-night must). For more options...

With the ultimate listings of the coolest, cheapest, most interesting underground places in Amsterdam, this guidebook is now legendary. Filled with up-to-date information on the places to eat, drink, smoke, sleep, dance, and play, "Get Lost!" makes the coolest city in Europe an open book. For more options...

I immediately appreciated his professional and unbiased view of opera in performance, his independent thinking… a compilation of his writings on opera in the Netherlands will undoubtedly constitute an interesting publication of historical value.” – Peter de Caluwe, Intendant, Théâtre La Monnaie, Brussel. “Davidson’s writing is elegant, witty and extremely well informed… a collection of his views would make fascinating reading for anyone impassioned by the world of opera.” – Alexander Oliver, artistiek directeur, Nieuwe Opera Academie, Sweelinck & Koninklijk Conservatoria. For more options...

Amsterdam City and Walking Guide is the most complete travel guide for a successful visit to Amsterdam. You can use this guide as a city, walking, and architectural guide. For more options...

2.38 million Britons visited the Netherlands in 2006 this is a 8.6 per cent increase on 2005 (National Statistics). This is a new-look city guide, featuring great new design and a new colour section. For more options...

For many years now, Lekker Amsterdam has been an important guide for gourments in which food writer and restaurant critic Johannes van Dam tells us where to go for a delcious dinner in the city. We don't intend to keep all this information to ourselves, though, so for the benefit of English speaking residents and visitors we decided to publish the present English version, with an additional explanatory introduction to typically Dutch goodies and their histories. For more options...

Dutch is the name of the official language spoken in the Netherlands and in the Dutch-speaking northern part of Belgium, Flanders. This whole area is sometimes referred to as the Low Countries. For more options...

Amsterdam has long enchanted its visitors. This book contains captivating colour photographs on all aspects of Amsterdam. For more options...

"Do I need flippers when I visit the Netherlands? " Of course you don't: dykes keep the water out, and it doesn't rain 366 days a year. This book deals with the forty best-known Dutch features and stereotypes, from windmills to Cruijff and from Rembrandt to the typical toilet. For more options...

Tips voor Nederlanders die al redelijk Engels spreken, maar hun effectiviteit willen verbeteren. Tips to improve your English. For more options...

From visas and licences to housing and healthcare, the Amsterdam Explorer is packed with invaluable information for residents and expats. The book also covers leisure activities, exploring, shopping, and socialising. . For more options...