#1 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
tj1777 says:
Anne Franks House is located in the central part of Amsterdam. The reason people go there is not the house which is pretty ordinary. It is the famous diary the little girl Annelies Marie Frank wrote during the Second World War in which she wrote about the experience of a young Jewish girl in the occ…
|
|
#2 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
Pearl510 says:
I really wanted to see the Van Gogh museum because Van Gogh is my favorite painter of all times. I really admire his work, all of it, but not so much the flowers and stuff, rather the sceneries and self portraits, which are wonderful. I don't know if the museum is that interesting for someone who do…
|
|
#3 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
KeikoCreative says:
Heineken Experience, is a very interesting brewery. I have visited a couple of different breweries in different parts of the world, what the rest has to offer is just showing how the normal brewery process is like, and end of the tour u get to drink some beer for tasting.
Where in Heineken, u get a…
|
|
#4 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
Bartje83 says:
Held on the 30th of April, Queen's Day is one of the main Dutch national celebrations. Pretty much every town has some kind of festival going on, though most of it is concentrated around the big cities.
Major party spot of these is, of course, Amsterdam. Tens of thousands of people from throughou…
|
|
#5 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
Larrys says:
The Rembrandt House is a great place to visit and learn more about one of the greatest artists in history.
This house was purchased by Rembrandt at the height of his fame in 1639. The house was recently restored and furnished with period pieces to help visitors understand the surroundings during…
|
|
#6 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
pumarega says:
Vondel Park is Amsterdam's most popular and largest park. It is named after Joost van den Vondel the city's most famous poet. The park originally opened in 1865 and it has sunk nearly 10 feet. The park is under constant renovation in order to keep parts from sinking.
Of note, in 1976 many wil…
|
|
#7 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
BinLeenk says:
It was another ho-hum morning when a thought drifted into my consciousness. Perhaps it was because I was bored. Or maybe it was because I hadn't had sex in a long time. Nevertheless, I felt determined - no - destined to visit Amsterdam's Sex Museum.
I checked the location, charged my camera …
|
|
#8 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
BastiaanRogerio says:
It has been 2 years since I first discovered this place. Me and some friends from school had to go to the Stedelijk for Art School but instead ended up in this place.
P.G.C Hajenius, which is situated on the 96th of Rokin(about 200m from the Dam) The building is one of the finest on the Rokin, w…
|
|
#9 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
cvanzoen says:
Everyone should pay a visit to a stadium once. My tour was (of course) in the Ajax stadium called the Amsterdam Arena.
Unfortunately they had just removed the grass for preparation of a concert of U2 but it was great to be able to sit in various spots in the stadium and visiting various rooms lik…
|
|
#10 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
cvanzoen says:
This courtyard was once set up for single women who wanted to spend their lives doing good things like taking care of the sick without having to become a nun. It still is a place of peace and quiet and only inhabited by women.
If you need a place of peace and quiet in the middle of a busy town th…
|
|
#11 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
homeres says:
As a tourist in Amsterdam you can get the most out of your trip by taking the Canal Bus. Relaxing, enjoyable views, a true pleasure if you have been walking around the city by foot!
A Day pass is 18 euro, less for children. Check at the Canal Bus stop for whatever combined deal they are offering …
|
|
#12 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
denizsen says:
Very relaxed and pleasant way to tour Amsterdam, or after you tired from walking or biking around then take the boat tour, captain take you all around amsterdam trough the greatest canal of amsterdam, then the crosS harbour and return back the original point. Takes around 45 min. and costs only 8 E…
|
|
#13 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
patrickst says:
Just outside the centre of Amsterdam is an excellent shopping street where the locals go to shop. You can find big supermarkets, small shops with exotic food and loads of small store you can't find in the high-street.
At the end of the Haarlemerdijk you can find the Haarlemerpoort, one of the old e…
|
|
#14 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
cvanzoen says:
Artis is the Zoo in Amsterdam.
During summertime they have the so called ZOOmernights where they stay open until sunset (which varies every day of course) and during the evenings that have all kinds of things organized. From entertainment to picknicks to tours backstage.
Myself I visited the kitch…
|
|
#15 of 44 things to do in Amsterdam
|
|
cvanzoen says:
Though living in Amsterdam all my life I had never visited the Anne Frank huis. Now I finally did and I was impressed with the atmosphere created in the house. Even though there is no furniture they have been able to create a atmosphere like you are really in that house during WO2. Illustrated with …
|
|
Anne Frank Huis (House of Anne Frank)
8 reviews
Queens Day
1 review
Artis
2 reviews
