Amsterdam is a picture to see. A place where historic canals are surrounded by richly decorated façade buildings. Take a look inside one of these properties and experience how wealthy families lived in the Golden Age. Visiting a museum in Amsterdam is also a must. The offer is extremely diverse. In the Van Gogh Museum you will be amazed by masterpieces and discover the invisible world of micro-organisms at the Micropia. During your visit, don't forget to check out the historic buildings, intimate courtyards and bustling parks. All in all there is plenty to discover! We are happy to tell you what not to miss. Save your favourite spots on your own city guide and experience beautiful Amsterdam.
The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam is the place where everyone can discover and experience modern and contemporary art and design.
Foam shows all aspects of the medium of photography in a surprising and high-quality way. From contemporary to historical work.
In the Jordaan you will find this unique museum dedicated to fluorescent art. Step inside and you are part of the artworks yourself.
In the Hermitage, admire part of the collection of State Museum the Hermitage in St. -Petersburg, one of the most famous and largest museums in the world.
In this museum, listen to the story of the Amsterdam canals and learn the city of then and now in an adventurous way.
Step into the world of Van Gogh and discover the painter's largest collection. Learn all about the life and time of the artist.
In one of the most beautiful original museum buildings in the Netherlands you will find this museum about people. Discover the cultural diversity of our world.
From hideout to museum. See and experience the Secret Annexe, the place where Anne Frank was hiding, and learn more about her story.
This mansion was built at the end of the Golden Age and inhabited by wealthy families. Take a look at the beautiful style rooms.
An oasis of peace. Hidden in the busy Kalverstraat you will find this church that began the first two centuries of its existence as a shelter church.
Go to the A'DAM tower at high altitude. A tower with several bars, restaurants and an observation deck, with exciting swing.
Learn more about the war years in this beautiful monumental building. Stroll through recreated streets and see the atmosphere become increasingly grim.
This is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world. Be amazed by 4000 different plants from all over the world.
This elongated city park is popular with both Amsterdammers and tourists. Besides enjoying the sun, you can discover plenty of them.
The hundred-year-old Albert Cuypmarkt has been sung and described a lot. On the well-known market you will find real Amsterdam humor and many stalls.
Here everyone, from young to old, discovers how fascinating science and technology are. Visit exhibitions, experiments and workshops.
8,000 masterpieces tell you the story of 800 years of Dutch art and history. With the impressive Hall of Honor as a highlight.
Discover Jewish culture and history in the Joods Cultureel Kwartier. You will find several museums, the Portuguese Synagoge and more.
This city museum tells the story of the city of Amsterdam. About then, now and later. Young and old can discover the secrets of the city here.
As a houseboat resident, Vincent noticed that passers-by were curious about the interior of his boat. That's how the idea for a museum came into being.
The Moco Museum showcases a wide range of modern and contemporary art. Unique is the permanent exhibition with work by graffiti artist Banksy.
Around the grounds of the former gas plant you will find this modern park. A bustling place where you can relax and find trendy eateries.
Since 1631 you can find the Westerkerk on the edge of the Jordaan. Walk in and see the imposing organ in this white, light church.
In addition to real cats, you will find here a collection that shows the role the cat has played in the field of art and culture over the centuries.
Het Scheepvaartmuseum shows how the sea has determined Dutch culture. Discover 500 years of maritime history in this beautiful building.
De Nieuwe Kerk has been famous for decades for its high-profile exhibitions of art, photography, and inspiring people and cultures.
Rembrandt lived and worked in the monumental building, where the museum is now located, between 1639 and 1658. Visit his studio and discover his story.
Tucked away in the heart of the city centre, there is a small miracle. Climb up the stairs and discover a complete church in the attic.
When you look at the world from very close, a new one opens up for you. This first microbe museum in the world shows the invisible.
This beautiful neighborhood behind Dam Square is full of picturesque monuments in which you will find many special shops and unique restaurants.
This concept is inspired by indoor food markets from major cities around the world. Walk around and enjoy lots of unique dishes.
A special collection of pianos that play by themselves and 30,000 music roles. Attend a concert and learn more on a guided tour.
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