Sights
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 ...
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 ...
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, ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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.
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, ...
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