The house where Anne Frank and her family hid during the Nazi occupation. A moving place that bears witness to the life and fate of the young girl.

The world's largest museum dedicated to the works of Vincent van Gogh, with over 200 paintings, 500 drawings, and 700 letters by the famous Impressionist painter.

The National Museum of the Netherlands, housing a vast collection of art and history, including Rembrandt's famous Night Watch. A must-visit for culture enthusiasts.

Amsterdam's cultural district, home to the city's main museums, such as the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, and Stedelijk Museum. An elegant and green neighborhood, also housing the famous "I amsterdam" sign.

Explore Amsterdam's canals on a scenic boat tour with historical insights.

Amsterdam's most famous and controversial district, where prostitution is legal and displayed in red-lit windows. A place that draws curiosity but demands respect.

An interactive and entertaining tour of the former Heineken brewery, where you can learn about the history and brewing process of the famous Dutch beer. And of course, sample a few pints!

The largest and most popular park in Amsterdam, where locals and visitors come to relax, cycle, picnic, or enjoy outdoor concerts.

Amsterdam's main railway station, serving over 250,000 travelers per day. A monumental building in neo-Renaissance style, offering a beautiful view of the IJ river.

The main square of Amsterdam, located at the city's heart. A historic and lively place, where the Royal Palace, the New Church, the National Monument, and Madame Tussauds wax museum stand.

A charming and bohemian neighborhood with narrow, winding streets, picturesque canals, art galleries, vintage shops, and cozy cafes. An ideal place to wander and experience Amsterdam's atmosphere.

The famous wax museum, displaying lifelike statues of celebrities from the entertainment world, politics, sports, and history. A museum where you can take selfies with your favorite stars.

The oldest and largest zoo in the Netherlands, home to over 900 species of animals, as well as an aquarium, planetarium, tropical greenhouse, and geological museum. A paradise for nature lovers.

The house where the famous painter Rembrandt lived and worked for nearly 20 years. A museum that recreates his interior, studio, art collection, and etchings. A dive into the master's world.

A fascinating and macabre exhibition showcasing plastinated human bodies, a process that replaces bodily fluids with resins. A journey inside anatomy and health.

An observation tower offering panoramic views of Amsterdam from 100 meters high. For the bravest, there's also a swing that swings you over the edge above the river. Guaranteed thrills!

A museum of modern and contemporary art, exhibiting works by great artists such as Banksy, Warhol, Koons, and Haring. A museum that aims to be provocative, committed, and inspiring.

A complex of historical houses that once housed a community of pious women, known as beguines. A peaceful and green haven, hidden behind a discreet door. A place rich in history and charm.

The largest science museum in the Netherlands, offering interactive and fun exhibitions on themes like energy, technology, space, or the human body. A museum that awakens curiosity and wonder.

The world's first and oldest sex museum, located in central Amsterdam. The museum exhibits a collection of objects, photos, films, and artifacts related to human sexuality. The museum covers themes such as eroticism, pornography, prostitution, and fetishism.

A hidden museum in the attic of a 17th-century house, home to a secret church that served Catholics during times of persecution. A hidden treasure to discover.

A museum that recounts the story of the Dutch resistance during World War II, through objects, documents, photos, and testimonies. A tribute to the anonymous heroes who fought against oppression.

An attraction that relives Amsterdam's darkest moments through theatrical scenes, special effects, and actors. Thrills and laughter guaranteed!

A museum tracing the maritime history of the Netherlands, with ship models, navigation instruments, paintings, objects, and a life-size replica of the East India Company ship, the Amsterdam.

The official palace of the King of the Netherlands, located on Dam Square. A majestic classical building, housing opulent rooms, paintings, sculptures, and furniture. A symbol of royal power.

Amsterdam's public library, located in a modern and bright building near the central station. A library offering a wide selection of books, magazines, films, and music, as well as a beautiful city view from its café.

A neoclassical 19th-century church located on the Prinsengracht canal. A church restored after being damaged by fire in 1974. Today, it hosts concerts, exhibitions, and cultural events.

Amsterdam's museum of modern and contemporary art, located in the Museum Quarter. The museum displays works by 20th and 21st-century artists, such as Picasso, Mondrian, Kandinsky, or Pollock. A museum known for its bold architecture and innovative design.

Amsterdam's largest and most famous open-air market, held daily except on Sundays in the De Pijp neighborhood. A market where you can find everything from fruits and vegetables to clothes and souvenirs. A market that reflects Amsterdam's diversity and vitality.

A contemporary art museum located in the Zuid district. The museum exhibits works by emerging or established artists exploring themes such as society, politics, religion, or sexuality. A museum that aims to be provocative, committed, and inspiring.

A museum that reveals the behind-the-scenes of Amsterdam's Red Light District, the world's most famous prostitution district. The museum takes you inside a former brothel, where you can see the windows, rooms, and confessions of prostitutes. A museum that makes you think about the reality of this profession.

An Amsterdam craft brewery located in a former bathhouse, next to a windmill. The brewery produces quality organic beers with natural and local ingredients. The brewery offers , tastings, and a friendly pub.

Immersive escape experience in a carefully designed setting recreating the eerie atmosphere of the old catacombs, all enhanced by puzzles to solve in order to progress.

One of Amsterdam's main canals, part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed canal ring. A canal lined with the city's most beautiful houses, witnesses to the wealth and prestige of the Dutch Golden Age.

The river that gave Amsterdam its name, running through the city from south to north. A river offering beautiful views of the city's monuments and bridges, such as the Magere Brug or the Stopera. A river suitable for romantic walks or water activities.

One of Amsterdam's main canals, part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed canal ring. A canal lined with the city's most beautiful houses, witnesses to the wealth and prestige of the Dutch Golden Age. The canal is named in honor of Emperor Maximilian I.

A lively square in Amsterdam, located in the De Pijp district. The square pays tribute to the famous painter Rembrandt, with a statue and a reproduction of The Night Watch. The square also hosts a market, bars, restaurants, and clubs.

A vibrant square in Amsterdam, located in the De Pijp district. The square hosts a daily market where you can find fresh products, flowers, clothing, and souvenirs. The square is surrounded by cafes, restaurants, and shops.

An Amsterdam history museum, located in a former orphanage in the city center. The museum presents the city's evolution from its medieval origins to its modern metropolis. The museum offers interactive and captivating exhibitions.

Experience a flight simulation ride showcasing Dutch landmarks.

Visit an open-air museum showcasing traditional Dutch windmills and crafts.

The world's first museum dedicated to microorganisms, these invisible beings that inhabit our planet and our bodies. A museum that reveals the fascinating and unknown world of bacteria, viruses, algae, and fungi.

A magnificent 17th-century synagogue in Amsterdam's Jewish quarter. It served Sephardic Jews who fled Spain and Portugal. A synagogue that retains an authentic and solemn atmosphere.

Amsterdam's football stadium, hosting matches of the Netherlands national team and Ajax club. Named after the legendary Dutch player and coach Johan Cruyff, the stadium can accommodate over 50,000 spectators and also hosts concerts and events.

The oldest botanical garden in the Netherlands, located in the Plantage district. The garden houses over 6,000 plant species, including some rare or threatened ones. The garden also features a tropical greenhouse, a desert greenhouse, a butterfly greenhouse, and a geological museum.

A museum that traces the history and culture of Dutch Jews from the Middle Ages to the present. The museum is located in four former synagogues, forming a remarkable architectural ensemble. The museum addresses themes such as religion, art, literature, and the Holocaust.

An ethnography museum in Amsterdam, located in the Oost district. The museum displays collections of objects, art, and culture from tropical and subtropical regions worldwide. The museum features varied and fascinating exhibitions on themes such as diversity, identity, or globalization.

A museum located in a 17th-century canal house that belonged to the Van Loon family, a dynasty of merchants and magistrates. The museum lets you discover the lifestyle and decor of Amsterdam's wealthy bourgeoisie. The museum also includes a garden and a coach house.

Original concept combining virtual reality puzzle game and science. Players evolve in a virtual environment on the theme of scientific phenomena.

An authentic 19th-century windmill located in the village of Sloten, on Amsterdam's outskirts. A working mill that pumps water to regulate the polder level. A guided tour explains its operation and history.

An immersive experience that delves into the life and work of Rembrandt, the greatest Dutch painter of the 17th century. A show combining projections, sound effects, and settings to transport you back in time.

Amsterdam's largest park, located in the city's south. The park spans over 1,000 hectares, offering numerous activities such as hiking, biking, canoeing, horseback riding, or golf. The park also houses an open-air theater, a spa, and a children's farm.

A museum chronicling the history and development of Amsterdam's canals from the 17th century to the present. The museum is located in a former canal house, offering a breathtaking view of the Herengracht canal. The museum features interactive and fun exhibitions.

Amsterdam's main Catholic church, located near the central station. The church, dating from the 19th century, features a neo-baroque and neo-Renaissance style. The church is notable for its imposing facade, dome, stained glass, and organ.

An immersive and interactive experience inviting you to explore a colorful and playful universe. The experience stimulates your senses, creativity, and imagination, offering moments of joy, surprise, and magic.

A live music bar in Amsterdam, located near Leidseplein square. The bar offers rock, blues, funk, soul, or reggae concerts every night of the week. The bar provides a festive and friendly atmosphere, with a dance floor and pool table.

A traditional Amsterdam pub located in a former distillery in the city center. The pub offers a wide selection of craft beers, local or international, with over 250 varieties. The pub provides a warm and authentic atmosphere, with wooden decor and beer posters.

An Amsterdam improvisation theater located in a former cinema in the Jordaan district. The theater presents hilarious shows based on current events, culture, and politics. The theater combines humor, music, video, and audience interaction. The theater will make you laugh out loud.

A bar specializing in Dutch beers, located near the Herengracht canal. The bar offers over 100 different beers from over 50 Dutch breweries. The bar lets you discover the richness and diversity of Dutch beer, with advice and tastings.

A museum located in the house where the famous Dutch rock band Golden Earring lived from 1970 to 1974. The museum recreates the interior of the time, with objects, photos, records, and memorabilia of the band. The museum lets you relive the history and music of this legendary group.

Playful course in a giant maze, where you have to solve mental and sensory challenges as a team to get out, using observation and logic.

Museum dedicated to the pop culture of the 60s, designed in an immersive and interactive way, with sets, photo exhibitions and many animations.

See vibrant flower displays at Keukenhof Gardens with convenient transportation.

Glide on an indoor roller skating rink with dazzling light displays (at WONDR experience center).

Discover the world of diamonds with a tour and VIP treatment at Royal Coster.

Take a scenic ferry ride to Muiderslot Castle, a medieval fortress.

Explore a well-preserved 13th-century castle with a moat and exhibits.