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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
Amsterdam is home to a large number of fascinating historical museums, but none perhaps as quaint and unique as the Museum of Bags and Purses. With over 5,000 objects, the Museum of Bags and Purses has the largest collection of handbags in the world, with pieces dating back to as early as the 16th century. The Museum of Bags and Purses is housed in a beautiful ...
Archive Treasures; As soon as you have passed the thick vault doors you get the impression that you've arrived in an Egyptian burial chamber. The Treasury chamber has two floors, the upper floor looks like a gallery. The Treasure Chamber also has the original pieces from the archives and collections. In the cozy areas are showcases and also filing cabinets with documents. A visit to the ...
The Bazaar at Beverwijk has existed for 27 years now and comprises a number of different markets which together make up the Bazaar. Each market embraces its own culture, atmosphere and character, and offers its own characteristic range of goods. The Bazaar has something for each and everyone! Something for Everyone Whether you are looking for antiques, curiosa, trendy clothes, books, ...
Established in 2007, the Diamond Museum Amsterdam will teach you everything you ever wanted to know about diamonds. It is the only museum in Europe that completely revolves around diamonds. The permanent exhibition Brilliant Beauties, consist of 9 themes. The themes will show you all the different facets of diamonds. You can see the jewels of the Dutch royal family, you can see the ...
Museum Geelvinck has a floor with an exuberant interior where styles from the 18th and the first half of the 19th century refers to the history of its residents. In conjunction with an extensive colorful garden and the former coach house is this a historic Amsterdam city palace. In the style rooms you can see how the rich of Amsterdam ...
Of course, the best way to explore Amsterdam is from the water. Discover the city's beautiful canals, lined with impressive canal houses with ornate facades. Our tours feature the best of what Amsterdam has to offer. The historic city centre, the IJ, the Dutch East India Company ship “De Amsterdam”, moored at the Scheepvaartmuseum, the ...
TunFun is an indoor play park in a former car tunnel for children aged 0 to 12 years. In this 4,000 m2 underground, there are plenty of challenges for each age group, but TunFun certainly does not leave out the parents.
In the heart of Amsterdam's canals belt lies Museum Van Loon, a beautiful house that was designed in 1672 by architect Adriaen Dortsman. The first resident was the painter Ferdinand Bol, a pupil of Rembrandt. The interior of the house still breathes the atmosphere of wealth that the city experienced at that time. In the rooms you will find portraits, ...
With Rederij Lovers, you can admire the canals of Amsterdam on a Day Canal Cruise. In a luxurious cruise boat, you are taken along beautiful imposing canal-side houses with clock, spout and neck gables, the Zevenbogenbruggengracht, the Magere Bridge over the Amstel, the VOC-ship and the docks. An unforgettable cruise! The Day Canal Cruise departures ...
The Amsterdam Museum offers an expansive collection of exhibitions and items that retell the compelling story of the Dutch capital, from its earliest developments, through the surge of growth in the Golden Age and up to the present. The city through the centuries Housed in a former orphanage just a few minutes from Dam Square, the ...
For nearly two centuries, the Cromhout family resided in four regal buildings on Amsterdam’s stylish Herengracht canal. Hundreds of years later, the buildings are still as impressive and distinguished as they were in the Golden Age. As you stroll through the various rooms, you will discover the story of seven generations of the Cromhout family, learning about their influence on ...
BODY WORLDS Amsterdam will take you on a fascinating journey through the human body. The exhibition displays real plastinated bodies, giving you a unique peek into our anatomy and how our bodies work. This original attraction has enjoyed international success all over the world, with tours in more than 100 cities in Europe, America, Africa and Asia. It has drawn more ...
The Moco Museum is a museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art, located in the middle of Amsterdam’s famous Museum Square (‘Museumplein’). It is housed in a beautiful villa from the early 1900’s, designed by the Dutch architect Eduard Cuypers. The Moco Museum first opened its doors in 2016 and has been at the forefront of promoting the up-and-coming Street Art movement ...
Tram line 2 in Amsterdam will take you to almost all the top sights that our Capital has, which is why National Geographic has named it one of the best trams rides in the world. During the ride, you will see the Museum Square with the Stedelijk ...
At the House of Bols you are invited to journey into the world of cocktails, liquor and jenever (Dutch Gin). On your voyage you’ll be bombarded with tastes, smells, images, and sounds. You’‘ll see film footage and get to know all about Lucas Bols, the oldest brand of spirits in the world. Bols has been distilling various liquors in Amsterdam since 1575. ...
From cultivation to consumption, from ancient ritual to modern medicine, every aspect of cannabis in human culture is represented in some way. The Hash Marihuana & Hemp Museum collection consists of over 12,000 cannabis related items. During your visit to the museums in Amsterdam you can see, for ...
The world famous and former brothel Yab Yum opens its doors to a wider audience. The wellknown 17th-century building with the green lantern on the ‘Singel’ in Amsterdam has been transformed into a fascinating concept: YAB YUM Unlocked. Exhibition YAB YUM Unlocked Recently, the genuine YAB YUM feeling is brought back to life. YAB YUM Unlocked is a wonderful ...
The Old Church is located in the heart of Amsterdam, in the middle of the Red Light District. It’s the oldest building in the city, which was founded by fishermen on the banks of the Amstel River. Around 1300, a stone church was built, dedicated to Sint Nicolas. This church would grow into the impressive mediaeval monument it is today. Anyone walking in will be captured by its beautiful light. ...
Het Scheepvaartmuseum, the National Maritime Museum, shows how our culture has been shaped by the sea. Stimulating, interactive exhibitions allow visitors to explore 500 years of maritime history. Attractive object exhibitions show the best of our world famous collection. We have special exhibitions for children, including See you in the Golden Age and The tale of the whale. We even ...
Our luxurious boats are ready to take you on a tour of our beautiful and unique city. Amsterdam's canals have been awarded UNESCO's World Heritage status and we will show you why. Our 75-minute City Canal Cruise, passing all of the city s highlights, is simply the most relaxing and fun way to do this. Our boats offer a unique vantage point for the best photographs to take home. Unique ...
The passage between the town hall and the National Opera & Ballet on the Waterlooplein shows the only true Amsterdam water level (NAP): a bronze head will show the exact level. The NAP has become the yardstick for water level measurements in practically every European country. Besides this benchmark, ...
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 ...
Dutch trade unions differ from the similar organizations in most of Europe, since they have always tried politically to stay in the center and to look for a compromise and not for a fight. Accordingly, The Trade Unions Museum located in the beautiful beginning 20c. building called De Burcht (Stronghold), through its modest exhibits tries to show the history of the movement and not their ...
Artis offers many possibilities for an enjoyable and exciting day out. You can take a look at animals from all parts of the world. Or you can visit the Geological Museum, the Zoological Museum, the Plant Houses, the Aquarium or the Planetarium. These parts together form the inspiring 'Museum van het Leven' (Museum of Life); Artis. Museum of life Artis is first and foremost a zoo ...
Amsterdam is all the more spectacular seen from the water. The #1 Canal Cruise in Amsterdam takes you to many of the city’s highlights within one hour. The Westerkerk, the Anne Frank House, the narrowest house in Amsterdam: you’ll be able to see all of them during this canal cruise. It’s the most relaxing way to get to know ...
This is Holland offers a unique flight experience over some of the most iconic spots in the Netherlands. Take a seat and get ready for lift off. This is Holland uses the latest technology to give you a real flying sensation. Sitting under a huge dome screen, you can let your feet and hands dangle freely to feel just like a bird. The 8-minute long film will take you on a breathtaking ...
The museum about a sensitive area of human sexuality is located in the busiest spot of Amsterdam, at the Damrak street, just in front of the Central Station, in the real middle of the traffic madness. Once you get inside, you realize that the Sex Museum tries to combine their rich collection of artifacts with the elements of the attraction park. Its full name is ...
We hope you don’t fear a frightening horrifying show where the zombies may chase you through the Amsterdam Dungeon! Join a guided tour through a dark and creepy Amsterdam. Horrifying experience You will witness the history from the torture techniques in the Spanish Inquisition to the streets filled with rats during the Pest! The ...
The Houseboat Museum gives you the unique chance to experience the life on board of a real houseboat. Moreover, this is the only Houseboat Museum in the world! On board you can see how this authentic barge was converted to a comfortable houseboat, provided with authentic skipper's quarters with sleeping bunk, sizable livingroom, kitchen and bathroom. You shall be dumbfounded at ...
The fantastic Amsterdam ArenA Stadium Tour takes you on a behind-the-scenes guided tour of the Netherlands’ largest stadium, the Amsterdam ArenA. This world-class stadium is located in the southeast of Amsterdam and is the legendary home of the Ajax football team. This fun ...
In Amsterdam you can visit a museum that is dedicated to the canals of Amsterdam from the 17th century, the Canal House Museum. Canal house and Canal-belt history The building in which the Canal house museum is located, makes part of the world heritage list since 2010, ever since then the doors ...
The original 'Amsterdam' sailed the North Sea in 1749, en route to the Far East. In a heavy storm the rudder broke off and the ship stranded on the English south coast. On this replica you'll find out what it was like to live and work on a ship from that time. How long did a voyage take on a VOC ship to Asia? Did the cabin boys sleep in the same area as the captain? And what did they eat while ...
Experience the unique attractions on the 5 unbelievable floors at Ripley’s Believe It or Not! The attraction 2000 square meter big, divided across 19 unique galleries, astonishes visitors from all over the world. The fascinating, incredible and interactive exhibitions, with more than 500 objects ensure entertainment for the whole family: a part of the Berlin ...
Got music on the mind? Even so, you won't even need a concert ticket to take this fascinating tour behind the scenes of Amsterdam's Concertgebouw. See the attic, the changing rooms, and the amazing maze of passageways beneath the main hall of this beautiful 19th-century building. Learn its rich history and go where regular concert attendees never get to go! The Concertgebouw was ...
Blue°Amsterdam is a café and restaurant with an amazing 360-degree view of the city. Located in a futuristic glass tower in the middle of the city centre, Blue offers a a view of Amsterdam you have never seen before. A lot of Amsterdam's highlights can be seen from here: Rijksmuseum, Munttoren, ...
The Tropenmuseum is one of the Netherlands’ largest museums for anthropology and ethnography, located in the east of Amsterdam. It is renowned for its beautiful architecture and its spectacular collection of works of art, music, film and photography from all over the world. The Tropenmuseum is also famous for its fascinating ...
The museum about the world of just one book – The Bible. The Biblical Museum (in Dutch: Bijbels Museum) is housed in the very heart of the old Amsterdam, at the Herengracht canal. An interesting historical museum exhibits objects from the Judeo-Christian tradition, history of the Bible and the influence of the Bible on the society and fine ...
What was Rembrandt's life really like? Where did the Netherlands' most renowned artist etch and paint his masterpieces? Where did the most dramatic events of his life take place? Find out at the Rembrandthuis, Rembrandt's former home on the Jodenbreestraat in Amsterdam. Background Rembrandt bought the house in 1639 when he was at the height of his fame, but ...
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, ...
Taste and enjoy five traditional Dutch kinds of cheese. A cute and quirky way to get to know The Netherlands and its delights! The tasting will be accompanied by a hostess in traditional Dutch costume, who will tell the story behind each cheese. The event takes place in an old attic of an authentic Dutch cheese shop Two drinks, picked to complement the cheese flavors, are included in the ...
A'DAM Lookout is an observation deck with an unrivalled panoramic view of Amsterdam. You’ll see the city’s historical centre, its pulsating port, the unique Dutch polder landscape and you’ll spot the famous canals which belong to the UNESCO world heritage list. Complementing the experience is a ...
An old warehouse in the middle of Red Light District, with red neon above the entry, which says - Erotic Museum. Much higher on the façade of the 17th century canal house, you may notice an old stone plate with a proud sentence: - God is mijn Burgh (God is my Castle), a typical Amsterdam contrast - you might ...
See the best of Amsterdam with the fun Amsterdam Walking Tour! This fascinating walking tour of the city will show you the most interesting things in Amsterdam—both the famous and the normally overlooked. The Amsterdam Walking Tour has a duration of approximately two and a half hours during which you will be accompanied by an expert tour guide who will give you interesting information along the ...
Taking the Touristbus Amsterdam is the easiest and most pleasant way to admire the rich historic heritage Amsterdam offers you. It’s the old port, the lively Dam square, the splendid Royal Palace, the intrigue Red Light District, the gorgeous Skinny Bridge and much more. The comfortable buses are equipped ...
This shop is the holy grail of condoms. They come in all colors, shapes, flavors and sizes. Some of the rubbers have even been hand-painted and are meant for decoration only. You’ll also find a surprising amount of information and books about our rubber friend. Thereeven a small condom museum!
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 ...
The Rijksmuseum also has a 'green outdoor gallery' of more than 14,500 m2. Several historical garden styles can be found in these gardens, with original statues, building fragments, ponds and lawn areas. A number of new features are added, such as the post-war playground equipment by architect Aldo van Eyck from Amsterdam ...
NEMO houses loads of experiments and exhibitions inside its giant green hull on Oosterdok. No matter your background you will learn something new and have fun while doing it. Attractions change regularly, check the homepage to get the latest word. The four floors of NEMO is a stimulating scene. Children of different ages have fun with giant soap bubbles, experiment in the chemistry lab or ...
One of the best and exciting free attraction in Amsterdam are the ferries across the IJ. These ferries provide a great view over the IJ, passing ships and the skyline of Amsterdam, especially when it’s nice weather. These ferries are in fact no touristic sights but public transport. They transport passengers to the other side in about 6 minutes. The ferries leave from the jetties, which can ...
The standard tour lasts one hour. The boats depart every 20 minutes. During busy periods, the boats will depart every 15 minutes. During the sightseeing tour, audio commentary is available in a choice of ten languages. Experience Amsterdam from the water, as the historic merchant homes smile down upon you. Impressive façades, dozens of different windows and ...
This is, visually told, the story of the people in a time of war. Their resistance against the occupier, their attitude and their experience. Authentic objects, photographs, documents, film and sound clips sketches how it was in the years 1940-1945, the everyday, but also the excessive moments. It is not a representative overview of important people and events in the ...
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 ...
The Jewish influence on Dutch history is not limited to Anna Frank’s diaries. It’s a profound layer in art and culture that intertwines with Dutch traditions and lifestyle. Learn everything about the Jewish history at the Jewish Museum Amsterdam. Jewish history at the Jewish Museum Amsterdam The museum displays over 30,000 works of art, historical objects ...
A Dutch company trading in flower bulbs, also active in the US, established this small and nice Tulip Museum below its shop with flower bulbs at the Prinsengracht. Several main areas of interest as the history of the tulip and its cultivation as well as tulip mania are documented. The tulip has been introduced in the Netherlands in the middle of 16th century from the Ottoman ...
This small museum located in the old patrician house at the Herengracht in Amsterdam, in an area of town where today the banks and top attorneys have their offices, is entirely devoted to cats. Founded in 1990 by William Meijer, a wealthy Dutchman who in this way wanted to preserve the memory of his cat Tom also called after the American financier of the past - ...
The Red Light District Walking Tour is the safest and most fun way to discover this world-famous tourist attraction. This notorious and lively neighborhood attracts millions of travelers every year and is well worth a visit during your holidays in Amsterdam. The Red Light District Walking Tour will take on on a two-hour guided walk through the Red Light District, and includes admission to Red ...
The Hortus Botanicus in Amsterdam is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world. The garden is located in the center of the city. It is a beautiful, intimate garden with an extraordinary collection of plants. Situated in the middle of the busy city life of Amsterdam, the Hortus is truly an oasis of serenity; a flowery breath ...
Invisible yet all around us, and if you put them all together they would weigh more than all of the humanity combined, according to some estimates. We share our existence with countless microscopic lifeforms which we’ll never get to see in our day to day lives. How can we learn more about these organisms? Enter Micropia. Micropia is the world’s first and only microbe museum, ...
With over two million visitors a year, the Amsterdam public library is one of Amsterdam’s most popular attractions. The library’s highlight is literally and figuratively the 7th floor, where the restaurant and terrace provide a spectacular view over the historical city center of ...
Children aged 6 to 12 years can playfully get to know the Jewish life and Jewish traditions in the JHM museum. The children's museum is located in the Jewish Historical Museum and consists of three floors decorated like a house of a Jewish family. The Jewish family Hollander lives in the house. Father, mother and three children each ...
Amsterdam has been known worldwide as the 'City of Diamonds' for four hundred years. For instance the 'brilliant' is a typical Amsterdam cut of diamond which is sometimes just referred to as the 'Amsterdam Cut'. For those who want to know everything about carats, colors, brightness, cuts and shapes (and also ...
Don’t feel like biking through Amsterdam? We have carefully designed a perfect route to discover this marvelous city by bus! During this Hop on Hop off tour you will have an opportunity to admire the splendor and elegance of the city. Amsterdam sights Canal houses tightly cuddling along the canals, the outstanding Royal Palace, the hustling and bustling ...
Beautiful ritual objects, seventeenth-century prints and paintings and by a Unesco protected library. The Portuguese Synagogue houses one of the most special Jewish heritage collections in the world. From the end of the sixteenth century, Jews of Spanish and Portuguese origin (Sephardic Jews) came to the flourishing trade city of Amsterdam. Since the ...
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, ...
If you think your work is torture, your boss is a demon from hell and your relatives are the nasty Gremlins, then probably it is the right time for you to visit the Torture Museum Amsterdam. As you will find out that all your problems are just childish toys in comparison with what people encountered during the dark ages. Being an attractive young girl could ...
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Foam is the place, in the center of Amsterdam, for photography in all its facets: from documentary to fashion, from contemporary to historical. A museum with international allure. Exhibitions Foam organizes major exhibitions in which the work of (world) famous photographers is presented, but also those of young talent in smaller short-term exhibitions. There are ...
The Flower Market is a permanent market in Downtown Amsterdam. The market is located on the Singel, between Koningsplein and Muntplein. At this famous Dutch Flower Market, you will find a wide range of flowers, plants and flower bulbs. The Flower Market was founded in 1862. Since then it has become the best known Flower ...
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. ...
Hidden behind an inconspicuous door on the Spui, you'll find the 14th-century Begijnhof. The historic courtyard was once the site of a religious group of women who all had taken the vow of chastity. The Begijnhof of today features a chapel and an English Reformed Church. You can visit the courtyard for free during the day.
At Holland Casino you can choose from a variety of slot machines and table games, such as American Roulette, Black Jack, Punto Banco and Poker, and features more than 550 slot machines. Holland Casino Amsterdam is located in the center of the entertainment area near the Leidseplein and the many quintessential canals ...
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 ...
Experience one of Amsterdam’s most remarkable museums with an entrance ticket to Our Lord in the Attic (Ons' Lieve Heer op Solder) in a 17th-century canal house. Travel back in time to discover one of the clandestine churches of the Catholic dissenters.
Step into an intriguing world that remains hidden to many and discover the secrets of Amsterdam's most notorious neighbourhood in the new attraction Red Light Secrets, museum of Prostitution. Take a look behind the scenes of the oldest profession in the world and experience what it feels like to take a seat behind one of the famous windows. Listen to the secrets of the women themselves, their ...
The Allard Pierson Museum, part of the Department of Mediterranean Archaeology at the University of Amsterdam, houses a collection of Mediterranean antiquities and artefacts and is devoted to placing the sources of Western tradition and culture in an accessible historical perspective. The archaeological collection is permanently on view here, though the frequent temporary and ...
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 ...
This managed by the Historical Museum of Amsterdam gallery of the old portaits of the wealhty citizens of Amsterdam, is free an easily accessible. You may enter it from the most busy commercial street – Kalverstraat, during your visit to the Amsterdam Historical Museum or from the quiet courtyard of ...
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The Dutch Costume Museum is a unique attraction in the center of Amsterdam which features an impressive collection of garments from different places and periods in Dutch history. Discover how fashion culture developed in the Netherlands and how Dutch people dressed in the past. The Dutch Costume Museum is housed in a beautiful 17th-century canal house on the ...
Kinderdijk is located sixty miles south of Amsterdam. Here nineteen glorious masterpieces, all dating from 1740, compete for the visitors' attention. Kinderdijk is one of the best known sights of Holland and together with the Zaanse Schans, Kinderdijk is probably one of the best known examples of the typical Dutch landscape. Images of this ...
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