The Keizersgracht

By: Kathy

Apr 11 2009

Tags: amsterdam, amsterdam sights, canals, keizersgracht, netherlands, photos

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The Keizersgracht is the second of three canals in the center of Amsterdam that form the belt of concentric semi-circles known as the grachtengordel. I took this photo in July 2003 from one of the bridges at the intersection of the Keizersgracht and the Reguliersgracht, very close to the famous seven bridges in Amsterdam (a spot where you can look around you and see seven bridges).

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