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Rembrandtplein
The Rembrandt square (named after the famous painer), is another nightlife hotspot in Amsterdam, with a large number of bars, cafe's, Theatre's and nightclubs adjacent to the square. Several tramlines have stops at the square, and centrally located at the square, one finds a small park, with a statue of Rembrandt dating to 1852. Neon signs and mass advertising are a common sight here, and Europe's largest outdoor LCD-screen constantly shows advertising, news, and other information both day and night.
While not as popular as the Leidseplein, the Rembrandtplein district is still seen as one of the two main Rack's by the Kindred of Amsterdam, and feeding in the domain is freely allowed to all citizens of the domain.
Regions of Influence: Nightlife, Theatre, General entertainment
Haven Qualities: Location minimum of 2, Size up to 2
Images
- Part of the Square
- Statue of Rembrandt
