Savour the charming sites of this beautiful city on foot, a canal boat tour or get a bike for the most authentic experience. Known as ‘The Venice of the North’, Amsterdam’s bustling canals, world-famous museums and historical sights are a must-see.
Highlights
ANNE FRANKS HOUSE
Discover the secret annex where Anne Frank and her family hid from the Nazis during WWII. Anne’s original diary, photographs and belongings of the family are all on display in this popular museum.
VAN GOGH MUSEUM
Van Gogh once lived in Amsterdam, where this museum houses the largest collection of his drawings and paintings. His most famous works, including The Potato Eaters and one of the three Sunflowers paintings are exhibited here.
RIJKSMUSEUM
Holding the largest collection of classical Dutch art, the Rijksmuseum exhibits almost 1 million objects. Marvel at Rembrandt’s masterpiece, the Nightwatch or collections of decorative art, including giant 17th century dollhouses.
DAM SQUARE
Originally a dam on the Amstel River, Dam Square is a fascinating central landmark. You’ll find the Royal Palace dominating the square, with its classical façade and exceptional sculptures.
ARTIS ZOO
Encounter animals from all over the world at Holland’s oldest zoo, in the heart of Amsterdam. The zoo features a canal aquarium, a planetarium, gardens and a geological museum.
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