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  Destination Unknown Europe Episode 3: Amsterdam

  Highlights of Amsterdam: from the Rembrandt Museum to the Coffee Shops of the Redlight District, and even a little football (soccer).

  filmmaker: Railaybay

  country: Netherlands

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  Zassyha says:

  Stupid America-centric video. Why would you do Amsterdam in one day. Plus the guy speaks like a moron. Good visuals, though

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