Get there early as the line can be very long. The tour will take you through the hidden rooms and space where Anne Frank wrote her diary. You will feel the sheer weight of history in this place.
Even if you're not an art lover, the Van Gogh Museum is a must-visit in Amsterdam. Guests can admire Van Gogh's greatest works and get an insight into the artist's life and creative process.
The variety of food options here is astounding. From locally-made Dutch cheeses to Mexican tacos, there is something for everyone. The atmosphere is lively and there is outdoor seating when it's sunny outside.
Along the way, you'll see some of Amsterdam's most famous landmarks including the Westertoren, the Magere Brug (Skinny Bridge) and some of its prettiest canal houses.
The Rijksmuseum has an impressive collection of paintings from the Dutch Golden Age, as well as a wide range of Asian art and artifacts. Visitors can explore the luxuriously decorated galleries and learn more about the history of the Netherlands.
If you have more time, consider visiting other museums such as the Stedelijk Museum and the Amsterdam Museum. If you have less time, consider skipping the Canal Cruise or Rijksmuseum. Do not forget to bring a rain jacket, as the weather in Amsterdam can be unpredictable.