Sit back on a boat and let the city surprise you. Amsterdam stands out with its elegant waterways running through the center. The route also covers some most picturistic spots such as "7 bridges" Read more.
The tower of this church is 85 metres high and if you climb it you'll get some great views of the city. The great painter Rembrandt is buried here but amazingly no one seems to know where. Read more.
You are now on Dam Square, the very spot where Amsterdam began. On this spot, around the year 1250, the people of Amsterdam built a dam across the River Amstel. Read more.
The Royal Palace was one of several historic venues chosen as part of the Century '87 initiative of turning the entire city into a museum, as part of Amsterdam's year as Capital of Culture in 1987. Read more.
The order of the Begijns was founded in around 1150 as a refuge for women from well to do families who were either widows or spinsters. Read more.
'While it’s more literally ‘green’, one of my favourite spots in the city is the Hortus Botanicus, a great place to go if you need to escape the city and find nature.' - Mette te Velde, co-founder of Read more.
Enjoy the view of Amsterdam on the A'DAM tower, and if you dare take a seat on the roof-top swing. Read more.
It's a restaurant, bar, movie theater, museum, and a stunning view, the Dutch film institute has it all. Read more.
"At the very top of the building, NEMO’s most visible attraction soars above the quay: a terraced roof free to enter and free for lounging. " - Amsterdam Magazine Read more.
" good way to get a sense of Amsterdam’s centuries-old charitable works. Manageable size makes it perfect for a break from sightseeing or for a relaxing afternoon." Read more.
A beautiful spot of Amsterdam that's often overlooked! Combine this visit with the IJhallen! Read more.
"The highlight of the platter was the Daging Roedjak, a flavourful beef in spicy coconut sambal sauce, not unlike a creamy Thai red curry." -Amsterdam Eats Read more.
Inspired by the indoor food markets popping up in each and every big city in the world, “De Hallen” is the new place to be in Amsterdam. This former tram... Read more.
Bakers & Roasters is run by a lovely couple from New Zealand, and in my opinion it’s one of the finest brunch places in the trendy neighborhood “De Pijp”. Here you can eat the most delicious .. Read more.
De Laatste Kruimel (“The Last Crumb”) is a bakery shop in Amsterdam where products are made with so much love that you can almost taste it. Scones, fresh bread, authentic quiches and pies, and.. Read more.
Between all of Amsterdam’s chaos, Gartine is a charming little breakfast/lunchroom just a few minutes away from Dam Square. It’s a beautiful spot that serves organic food that comes fresh from.. Read more.