Top 50 Best Things to Do in Amsterdam

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LittlePeaceLily

The museum showcases many masterpieces of Van Gogh…efficient queue system as per the timing slot.

Aravis05

Such a great museum to visit. It gives a good sense of Dutch heritage and culture. You could spend hours browsing. As much as I like Van Gogh I was happy that we chose this place as an initial experience. Pre-booking is strongly recommended as waiting lines build up quickly. There is a pleasant cafe inside to get a beak and it’s quite reasonable as well.

Anonymous user

Buy a cup of coffee or tea before boarding and enjoy your leisure time. Feel the customs and customs of Amsterdam on the water, see historical relics, enjoy the beautiful scenery of the beam bridge, and listen to the past and present. Before boarding, I thought what was there to see in Amsterdam. After the boat started: this experience was still good, and I could calm down and savor life. The Prince's Canal, Anne's House, West Church, "Dentures of Amsterdam", whether serious, deep, or funny, RMB 127 is still worth it. This boat is relatively basic and cost-effective; you can also try a more expensive boat full of colorful flower decorations, take pictures, and the most important thing is that there are wine waiters on the boat, and you can order wine/drinks.

Raxhels

Visiting the Anne Frank House was truly unforgettable. The museum is thoughtfully curated, the exhibits are moving, and walking through the Secret Annex gives a vivid sense of history. A must-visit in Amsterdam!

alanacaitlinn

Good to see what it’s like, also feels kinda perverse goggling at people trying to make a living butttt idk

Anonymous user

It can't be compared with the palaces in China. But the palaces in Europe are all like that. It is equipped with Chinese electronic devices for introduction, but the positioning is not very sensitive. It is better to move in the order of the code.

EmperorXi

It's very good! One of beautiful spots in Europe. Kind Dutch people, and everyone can speak English. Recommend for travelers

Richard Rahhal

The Heineken Experience in Amsterdam is more than just a brewery tour it’s an immersive journey into the world of one of the most iconic beer brands. From the moment you step inside the historic brewery, you’re greeted with a vibrant mix of history, innovation, and interactive fun.The tour takes you through the fascinating story of Heineken, from its humble beginnings in 1864 to its global presence today. The original brewing equipment and vintage ads are a treat for history buffs.The 4D ride and virtual brewing experience are standout moments ,engaging, entertaining, and surprisingly educational. You’ll leave with a new appreciation for the art of brewing.Of course, no visit is complete without sampling the beer! The tasting room offers freshly brewed Heineken, and the bartenders are happy to share tips on how to pour the perfect pint.It’s inspiring to see Heineken’s commitment to sustainability, from water conservation to eco-friendly packaging. PROOST!

Joe the world citizen

It is a nice small museum in the heart of Amsterdam, Holland. This museum tells the story of Rembrandt as an artist and how he trained his disciples. There are paintings from Rembrandt himself and from his disciples. It is worth to visit and it does not take a long time to go through the whole museum.

老桃子

Dam Square is the square in front of the Royal Palace. It is not large, and including the surrounding roads, it is visually similar to a football field, but it is the core of the inner city of Amsterdam. There are both tourist attractions and bustling commercial streets around the square. The Royal Palace, the New Church, department stores, Madame Tussauds, and the Memorial to the Fallen are all around the square. It is within walking distance of Central Station, Anne's House, Waterloo Square, the Red Square, the Old Church, and the Canal District, basically no more than 1,000 meters. Even the museum area and the surrounding parks can be walked. The Van Gogh Museum, the National Museum, etc. are about 2 kilometers away. The ground of the square is still the old gravel road surface, and it is bustling and crowded no matter day or night. Go to the airport and take the train directly at the Central Station. The commercial street and the surrounding areas are full of restaurants and bars, and it is very pleasant to have a drink. The square itself is open and no tickets are required.