Must see points of interest in Amsterdam

Designed by architect P.J.H. Cuypers and built in 1876, Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum is the largest museum in the Netherlands.After a long period of restoration, the...

Combine your visit to the Van Gogh Museum with a trip on the Canal Bus. This canal company runs 4 lines that pass through the city centre (green, red, blue and ...

The 'Begijnhof' is one of the most beautiful places in Amsterdam. It's an inner court that dates from around 1300 with typical Amsterdam-style houses. The ...

The library is amazing and very closely located to the Amsterdam Centraal Station and to the Science Center NEMO, the place is so huge that you get lost in ...

De Oude Kerk (The Old Church) dominates over the Red Light District. Although originally built as a Catholic place of worship, today the Oude Kerk is one of the...

The Jordaan is probably the most famous neighbourhood in the Netherlands. Akin to the reputation enjoyed by London's Cockneys, this once working-class bastion ...

The Vondelpark is a public urban park of 47 hectares (120 acres) in Amsterdam , Netherlands . It is part of the borough of Amsterdam-Zuid and situated ...

In 1906, during the Rembrandt Year, the foundation has been established to buy the house of the painter. Three years later, after a thorough restoration, the ...

Permanent exhibit of the museum recreates the atmosphere of the streets of Amsterdam during the German occupation of the WWII. Big photographs, old posters, ...

The Butterfly Pavilion is a great place to spend a cold, rainy afternoon in Amsterdam. Located in Artis Zoo, there are over a thousand butterflies flying freely...

This neighborhood of "nine little streets" is full of quirky stores selling clothing, books, art, food and lots more.

Take a voyage of discovery at NEMO Science Center, where children can playfully experience science and technology all day long. The museum is situated in an ...

Each summer the Royal Palace hosts temporary exhibitions that highlight different aspects of its history. From 28 June to 5 September 2013, visitors can explore...