Start your day at the world-famous Van Gogh Museum and admire the largest collection of the Dutch impressionist's paintings. Afterward, walk towards the Heineken Experience, a former Heineken brewery transformed into a museum with guided tours, interactive exhibits, and of course, beer tasting.
Pay tribute to one of the most iconic symbols of the Jewish population's struggle during the Second World War - the Anne Frank House. With a guided audio tour, you'll gain insight into the stark reality of the persecution under the Nazi regime. Afterward, continue your exploration of Amsterdam's cultural heritage with a stroll through the Red Light District. It's an eye-opening experience, and remember that photography is prohibited.
Spend your last day immersing yourself in the illustrious history of the Netherlands in the Rijksmuseum. Among the most prominent exhibits is Rembrandt's masterpiece "The Night Watch." Afterward, relax in the Vondelpark, a green oasis in the heart of Amsterdam. Stroll through the park, enjoy watching street performers, and perhaps indulge in a picnic.
If you have more time, consider taking a day trip to Zaanse Schans, a picturesque village known for its windmills and cheese-making. For a foodie adventure, explore the streets of Jordaan, an eclectic neighborhood filled with cafes and restaurants serving traditional Dutch cuisine.
If you have less time, you can opt for a half-day trip to either the Van Gogh Museum or the Rijksmuseum. Alternatively, switch the Anne Frank House for the Rembrandt House Museum, where the Dutch painter lived and worked.