TRAVEL FACT: See the original diary of Anne Frank in the house where she and her family hid from the Nazis.
De Domtoren is Utrecht’s most defining landmark. Why don’t you join one of the many guided tours and climb all to the top (465 steps!)? Tickets cost up to 8 euros. Read more.
For running, cycling, skating, walking (the dog), Picknicking, Relaxing, Watching people, playing with your children, there just ain't no better place in Amsterdam. On warm days, take your children to Read more.
This one of the most important museums in Amsterdam. Go here if you want to see works by the Dutch Masters or famous creations such as Vermeer's The Milkmaid and Rembrandt's The Night Watch.
Loved the tour of the house and museum. One of the highlights of our time in Amsterdam.
This is a historical place for modern and contemporary works of art in the country. This world-class museum will open again this 2012, after a long reconstruction and expansion last year.
Beautiful deconsecrated church, now exhibition space & home of coronations - be sure to visit the 'Friends of Nieuwe Kerk' desk for a friendly and helpful welcome!
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.
A flower market floating on the Singel canal? Yes. This market is a touristic place near the Koningsplein in one of the main Amsterdam crossroads.Worth the visit and the fun of it all... Read more.
"If you’ve got a spare €4 in your pocket, and a few drinks in your body, there are worse ways to escape the rain than the Sex Museum. " Read more.
An original Indonesian! Cosy and intemate! If you enjoy Indonesian Food, cooking, long dinners, life style and good company Sama Sebo is a must! Read more.
Explore the intellectual heart of Amsterdam every Friday at the open-air book market in Spui. Read more.
Good fresh products... especially fish.Add some market stalls with some nasty taste in clothing, and this is Amsterdam.Don't forget to get a Stroop Wafel.
'There's no seating inside, on a busy night, partons inevitably find themselves staning in the street. But Wynand Fockink has a way of tumbling into your life like a character from a Roald Dahl book.' Read more.
Amazing selection of local and international cheeses (burrata biologica pugliese? Got it!)
'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.
"Brunches and lunches are hearty but fresh and there’s also the option to do some wine tasting. Avoid early evening, as the place becomes packed with theatregoers."-Wifi Tips Read more.
"Not the luxury I expected from a five star hotel. But it’s comfortable: the Nespresso machine makes me feel at home and the radio is playing Beethoven’s 5th" by Hotel Reviewer Vincent van Dijk Read more.
The free wifi in the lobby is pretty fast. Comfy seats and a good place to work.
spend an hour some afternoon here, maybe get an espresso in the cafe. some great points of inspiration, especially in style and technique
Heel lekker gegeten met mijn gezin! Genoeg keus voor vegetariërs. Vond de bananenpannenkoek het beste, of nee, misschien was de appel met stroop toch beter...
Welkom in de Grote of Sint-Janskerk te Gouda. Deze naar Johannes de Doper genoemde kerk is met haar 123 meter de langste kerk van Nederland. De Sint-Janskerk is beroemd om haar Goudse Glazen Read more.
The Rietveld Schröder House is considered 'a masterpiece of human creative ability' by UNESCO. It was built in 1924 by the Utrecht architect and designer Gerrit Rietveld . 2010 is ‘Rietveld Year’. Read more.
It's an incredible museum. Remember to use the free white bikes provided by the park to go around!!!!!
Erg mooi en super interessant! Goed onderhouden ook. Elke nederlander zou hier ooit eens geweest moeten zijn. Gewoon het oudste planetarium ter wereld mensen!
The famous cheesemarket only on wednesday (7,14,21 & 28 July and 4,11 & 18 August) 10.30 am till 12.30 pm! Very nice place to visit!
Check out the cheesemarket, Beatle museum and have a nice beer in the beermuseum afterwards!
Extending 135 km around the city of Amsterdam, this defence line (built between 1883 and 1920) is the only example of a fortification based on the principle of controlling the waters.
Museum for Constructive&Concrete Art.Located in the birthplace of the painter Piet Mondrian(1872-1944)&the adjoining school.Mondrian's father was headmaster of this school.He lived here(1872-1880).
Friday nights: the museum is open until 22:00 every Friday night. Join in for a guided tour, enjoy the music and art or just meet friends and relax Read more.
In this museum you can see all about Miffy and the other characters Bruna has drawn. Fans simply have to visit the museum’s shop. Read more.
It symbolizes the heroic, age-old struggle of the people of the Netherlands against the encroachment of the waters.
The center of politics in NL, but nonetheless an open area for everyone. If lucky you'll see the MP on his bike. Take a one-hour tour from the visitors centre to admire the fairytale-like splendour Read more.
Mind-boggling! The works of the great Dutch artist M.C. Escher defy reality big time. This museum, a former royal winter palace, shows them all. Don't forget to check out the virtual reality devices! Read more.
Nice and cozy market, every thursday and saterday. Skip the supermarket and get your fresh suplies here.
The best place to put the letters, close to the most visited museums and in front of a really nice square!
"This building is something of a historical treat. Inside you’ll find an impressive space with massive candlelit chandeliers, as well as the Theatrum Anatonicum " -Wifi Tips Read more.
Designed and built in the 1920s. It's one of the icons of 20th-century industrial architecture, with façades consisting essentially of steel and glass. It was conceived as an ‘ideal factory’.
