Amsterdam:
Venice of the North

With over 900 thousand inhabitants, the capital is the most populous city of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage with its characteristic Canal Ring.

At the onset of the Golden Age in the 17th century, Amsterdam gained increasing influence on the European money market and became the seat of the world's first central bank and commodity exchange.

Due to its importance as a financial centre, its stable political and economic situation and the steady growth in population, Amsterdam represents an attractive location for international real estate investors.