Rijksmuseum is one of the most famous museums in the world with a vast collection of Dutch art and history. Van Gogh Museum is home to the largest collection of Vincent Van Gogh's artwork in the world. Book tickets online to avoid long queues.
Explore the charming old city center and its vibrant architecture. Visit Anne Frank House, Nemo Science Museum and Red Light District. Take an afternoon canal cruise to enjoy a unique view of the city from the canal.
Vondelpark is a large public park with beautiful gardens, ponds, and picnic spots. Rent a bike, go for a walk or have a picnic. End the day at the Heineken Experience, a museum where you can learn the history of the brand and enjoy a tasting session.
Amsterdam City Archives is a hidden gem for history buffs. It is the repository of Amsterdam’s historical documents and archives. World Press Photo Exhibition is a museum where the latest global news stories are told through photography.
Rembrandt House Museum is a 17th-century house where Rembrandt lived and worked for 20 years. The museum includes his etchings and paintings from his studio. Albert Cuyp Market is the largest and busiest market in Amsterdam with a variety of vendors, food and souvenir stalls.
Amsterdam North is a less explored area with an emerging art scene, galleries and street art. Be sure to visit EYE Filmmuseum, Tolhuistuin and NDSM-werf. End the day with panoramic views of the city from the A'DAM Lookout observation deck and Europe’s highest swing.
If you have more time, visit Jordaan Neighbourhood, Royal Palace, Artis Zoo and Westerpark. For those with less time, consider skipping some museums or markets. Tickets for popular attractions sell out fast so book it online in advance to avoid the crowds of people.