Amsterdam

One of Amsterdam’s most impressive museums. Enjoy the diverse collections steeped in more than eight centuries of history.

Rijksmuseum

This is one of the most popular museums in the world, housing the largest collection of works by Vincent van Gogh.

Van Gogh Museum

The Anne Frank House is where Anne Frank lived in hiding with her family for more than two years during World War II. Now converted into a museum.

Anne Frank House

Vondelpark is Amsterdam’s most popular park thanks to its central location. It’s the perfect place to relax, have a nice stroll or have a picnic.

Vondelpark

The Gouden Bocht (or Golden Bend) is the most prestigious part of the Herengracht in between Leidsestraat and Vijzelstraat.

Golden Bend

The 9 Streets is a photogenic shopping area in Amsterdam-Centre. The streets connect the Prinsengracht, Keizersgracht, Herengracht and Singel.

The 9 Streets

One of Amsterdam’s modern architectural icons. Situated on the northern bank of the river IJ. Take the ferry behind the station to get to the museum.

Eye Film Museum

This is the largest Dutch museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art and design. The collection contains pieces of art by world-renowned artists.

Stedelijk Museum - Museum of Modern Art

This building is an architectural gem, designed by the famous architect Renzo Piano. It is the largest science museum in the Netherlands.

NEMO Science Museum

The Dutch have been sailing the world’s waters for centuries. The Maritime Museum showcases an enormous collection of artefacts and art.

National Maritime Museum

Experience music with the best acoustics at this stunning concert hall. You can also book a guided tour of the building, available in Dutch and English.

Royal Concertgebouw

A former church, now a pop temple, loved by artists and audiences. The programming of Paradiso ranges from intimate concerts to club nights and festivals.

Paradiso

The Melkweg brings you all kinds of fun with its cinema, theatre, café and of course two concert halls. Check out the program before your visit.

Melkweg

What was once a depot for trams, is now a cultural hotspot. Visit this gorgeous building in Amsterdam Oud-West for food, film, fashion and crafts.

De Hallen Amsterdam

Take the ferry at the central station to visit this 22-storey building, located in Amsterdam Noord. It has bars, restaurants and an observation deck.

A’DAM Tower

A former shipyard, now a cultural and creative hotspot. Discover the restaurants and bars, keep an eye on the program for festivals, expos and parties.

NDSM Wharf

The atmosphere of this neighbourhood is a mix of nostalgia and hotspots. Visit the cafes, the Noordermarkt, a museum or stroll alongside the canals.

Jordaan neigbourhood

The place to be when you are in need of calmness. Founded in the 17th century and today you can still enjoy the greenhouses and plants and trees.

Hortus Botanicus / Botanical Garden

There is still a lot going on in these old industrial buildings but nowadays it is all about creativity, good food, drinks and fun.

Westergas

This large outdoor market has a lot to offer: from fresh vegetables, fish and fruit to accessories, clothing, flowers and fabric.

Albert Cuyp street market

WONDR is an immersive experience that blends visual magic with boundless creativity. A confetti-sprinkled world of color and sensation that invites you to play and explore. Regardless of your age.

WONDR Experience

Enter STRAAT: the museum for graffiti and street art. They aim to share their passion for this radical art movement with the public, showcasing some of the biggest names and upcoming talent from all over the world.