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AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam is the capital of Netherlands. Amsterdam, which means "Dam on the River Amstel" is the most populated city in Netherlands. It is also referred to as "the Venice of the North" because of the large number of canals that crisscross the city. The canals are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Over the last decade, Amsterdam has become an entry hub to Europe with many airlines using the city as a transit point for passengers heading to Europe or the Middle East. Apart from the canals, Amsterdam offers a lot for travelers to see in the city. Amsterdam attracts over a million visitors every year due to its heritage sites, museums and nightlife.
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A visit to Amsterdam can also be combined with a visit to Brussels or to other cities in Netherlands such as Ghent, Bruges or Rotterdam.
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Below are some popular attractions and activities that you can include in your itinerary or contact our Travel Concierge for more options and recommendations.
Anne Frank House
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Explore Amsterdam's Jewish history through the eyes of Anne Frank. This biographical museum traces the life of Anne Frank, a Jewish writer during the war.
Dam Square
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Dam Square is one of the most important and best-known locations in the city due since it is a public square where a number of events take place.
Amsterdam Canal Cruise
Amsterdam's canals are a UNESCO World Heritage Site! See Amsterdam from a different perspective as you get a guided tour of the city.
Keukenhof
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Only open from March to May, this beautiful spring garden is also known as the Garden of Europe. It is one of the largest gardens in the world and is known for Tulips.
Van Gogh Museum
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This museum is dedicated to Vincent Van Gogh and his contemporaries. Explore thousands of paintings, drawings and letters from this artist.
Zaanse Schans Windmill Day Trip
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Take a day-trip to Zaanse Schans, a Dutch village known for its windmills. This village is protected to preserve the architectural and heritage value.