Sights
The Royal Palace on Dam Square in Amsterdam is one of three palaces still in use by the Dutch royal family. It is used for state visits, award ceremonies and other official receptions. When the palace is not being used by the royal family, it is open to the public. Visitors can explore the magnificent interior and discover the rich history of the ...
Anne Frank is one of Amsterdam’s most well known former residents. The Anne Frank House at Prinsengracht 263 in Amsterdam is where she lived in hiding with her family for more than two years during World War II. Now converted into a museum it contains a sobering exhibition about the persecution of the Jews during the ...
The former Heineken Brewery in Amsterdam, a national monument and listed in the European Route of Industrial Heritage, offers some 3000 square metres of special exhibition space. Millions of hectolitres of Heineken beer were brewed here until 1988, when the Heineken brewery in Zoeterwoude took over production from the ...
After ten years of rebuilding, renovation and restoration, the Rijksmuseum has opened its doors again. For the first time in history the museum underwent a complete transformation of both its building and the presentation of its collection. For the very first time, visitors can follow a chronological journey through the collection, and experience the sense of beauty and time this ...
The Hermitage Amsterdam is the Dutch branch of the world-famous Hermitage in Saint Petersburg, Russia. Located on the banks of the Amstel River, the Hermitage Amsterdam is an exhibition space and cultural education centre with a focus on Russian history and culture. Collection Hermitage Amsterdam displays rotating selections of pieces from the ...
The Stedelijk Museum is an international institution in Amsterdam dedicated to modern and contemporary art and design. The Museum aims to provide a home for art, artists and a broad range of publics, where artistic production is actively fostered, presented, protected, reconsidered and renewed. With a notable collection that’s comparable in style to The ...
The Van Gogh Museum has the world’s largest collection of paintings, drawings, and letters by famous Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh. This influential artist likely needs no introduction, as his extensive body of work is amongst some of the most well-known in the history of modern art. A trip to the Van Gogh Museum is an essential part of your experience in ...
Are you ready for Amsterdam’s most fun and interactive attraction? Then step into the amazing world of Madame Tussauds right in the centre of town. Enjoy surprising encounters with famous performers, royalty, film stars, artists and more! The place to be Madame Tussauds’ collection of wax figures has recently been transformed into the place to be for both young and old. Be as ...
EYE Film Museum in Amsterdam is open every day for anyone who loves film. Four screening rooms, a large space for changing exhibitions, the EYE Shop, a bar-restaurant and the permanent presentation in the Panorama helping the visitor early in the morning till late evening welcome. A building with cinematic views of the IJ. EYE has four comfortable screening rooms, ...
With over 260 stalls, the Albert Cuyp market is by far the largest and most famous open-air market in the Netherlands. You can find great bargains here, from clothing and textiles to food and furniture. On the Albert Cuyp you'll find real Amsterdam humor, atmosphere, top-sympathy and geniality. A day in Amsterdam is not ...
Visit the coolest bar in Amsterdam, the Xtracold Icebar. You will enter the cosy and relaxing lounge bar, with a nice warm temperature. In this part of the bar you can have a drink or get something to eat. At the back of the bar you will find a separate space, the Xtracold Icebar. In this bar the temperatures can drop to less than -10°C! Don’t worry, ...
If there is one terrace in Amsterdam where we can breathe in the city, as it were, then it's the city's enormous and atmospheric rooftop terrace of Skylounge, on top of the roof of Double Tree Hotel by Hilton. It is the perfect place where we can get away from all the noise and hustle and bustle of the city that stretches out in ...
In the 19th century, Mrs. Willet Holthuysen bequeathed her 17th century canal house to the city of Amsterdam for it to become a museum. Now it is the only fully furnished patrician house that is opened to public. 17th century Canal House The beautifully decorated 3 floors house contains the extraordinary art and crafts collection of the Dutch Golden Age. The ...
In a modest patrician house at one of the small streets of Old Amsterdam centre, there is a museum dedicated to one of the most celebrated Dutch writers. Eduard Douwes Dekker, who took the penname Multatuli, was born here in 1820 as the fourth child of the Dutch ship captain. After him one more son was born in the family, so they had to move to a bogger lodging. ...
Once you've seen one shopping center you've seen a mall - unless it's actually a reconstructed 17th-century village in the Netherlands. Get ready for bags of fun at Batavia Stad, home to 250 international fashion and lifestyle brands with discounts of up to 70% off! You'll be shuttled from a point near Amsterdam's Centraal Station to Batavia ...
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