Emperors Canal Amsterdam Netherlands Postcard and 44 similar items

This vintage postcard features the Keizersgracht, or Emperor?s Canal, one of Amsterdam?s most iconic waterways. Constructed in the early 17th century during the Dutch Golden Age, the canal was designed to facilitate trade, transportation, and defense, while also serving as a prestigious residential area for the city?s wealthy merchants and traders. Named after Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I, the Keizersgracht is the widest of Amsterdam?s three main canals, measuring approximately 28 meters (92 feet) across. The canal is lined with elegant 17th-century canal houses, many of which have been meticulously preserved and are now home to museums, galleries, and boutique hotels. Notable landmarks along the Keizersgracht include the Huis Marseille photography museum, the historic Astoria building, and the renowned Hotel Pulitzer, which comprises 25 restored canal houses. This postcard captures the timeless beauty and architectural grandeur of one of Amsterdam?s most cherished waterways. Vintage Divided Back Postcard. Measurements in inches - 4 x 6. May show signs of vintage age including staining, rough edges, discoloration, tape residue. Closely review photos for overall detailed condition. Postcard shipping is free via USPS packaged in a poly sleeve with post office to post office tracking only. Visit Sellz-It often for new postcard listings. We believe in reducing reusing recycling.