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One of the largest edifices at Plein Square is the former hotel Logement van Amsterdam of the 18th century, where the representatives of Amsterdam used to stay. Since the 18th century the welfare of Amsterdam was growing and the bigger the number of the representatives was, the larger the hotel was to be.

In the 17th century Amsterdam bought the first house near the former Earl's garden, then another two houses and in the 18th century all they were united. The building was restored and nowadays it's the part of the de Tweede Kamer. At Plein Square you'll find a lot of cafes and restaurants, which open their terraces in summer. Out of all the residential houses located there, only Mauritshuis left. It was the classical city palace of Dutch acres in Brazil governor Maurits, built in the 17th century. It looks just like four centuries ago and nowadays it serves as the museum for the collections of such famous Dutch painters as Rembrandt, Vermeer and Potter. Mauritshuis is connected with Prince William V gallery, which was the first museum in the Netherlands.
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