Trains, bikes, cars, and people are everywhere. You must be very careful getting around or you will be run over!!
Going in and out of shops looking for unique souvenirs! We did stop at a waffle place and bought a stroopwafel with coffee.
Misc things in windows that got my attention.
Sampled some cheese in this huge cheese shop. Later in our trip, we ended up going to the farm where this cheese is made.
Several stores sold rubber ducks. Florentijn Hofman and his giant floating rubber duck traveled from harbor to harbor. The love of ducks became contagious and this was the first step in opening the first duck store.
Hungry? See something in the slots you want? You can order here and pay the door opens and you get what you paid for.
The streets are narrow here. Most cars park 1/2 on the sidewalk.
Lots of graffetti
The canal views throughout the city are so nice to look at. Peaceful, relaxing.....
I don't know what this is all about but I did find it interesting. It made me laugh.
There was a demonstration of rioters shouting Hussein. A crowd was following them with a group of police close behind.
Time for lunch and decide what kind of food we want to eat. We decided on a place called Wok to Walk.
We were not dissappointed in our choice to eat here. The food was amazing.
I got phad Ti noodle with chicken.
It gets dark early. That is our hotel in the background.
Many streets have canopies of lights. I feel Christmas in the air.
We have reached our destination of finding a Christmas Market.
Many stalls with lots of things to purchase. Food, trinkets, beverages. It's a little chilly tonight but it's not raining so that's good!
Spent time at the market and now we are cold and tired. Time to find something to eat then get back to the hotel.
Love the lights reflecting on the river.
Dinner tonight at Gourmet Burger.
Burgers were exceptionally delicious. Audy accidentally ordered two large fries.......lol
We are back at the Clayton Hotel formerly known as Hard Rock. This is the view from my balcony.
