Vondelpark is Amsterdam's largest park, offering a wide range of activities, from cycling to picnics, or even watching an open-air performance.
A'DAM Lookout provides a spectacular 360-degree view of Amsterdam from their observation deck or the thrilling Skydeck which is Europe’s highest swing.
Amsterdamse Bos is one of the largest parks in Amsterdam with activities like canoeing or rowing, mountain biking, and even enjoying a classical concert or festival.
Amsterdam is an incredibly scenic city that is easily navigable by bike or foot. However, if you would like to use public transit, the GVB day pass costs €8 for a 24-hour period and grants you access to all public transport (trams, buses, and metros). If you prefer more flexibility, renting a bike costs around €15-20 per day, making it a popular mode of transportation for locals and visitors alike.
If you have extra time, visit the Anne Frank House or the Van Gogh Museum. Alternatively, if you have less time, skip Amsterdamse Bos and visit the nearby Jordaan district, packed with shopping and dining options.
Amsterdam Airport Schiphol (AMS) is the main airport, located 17.5 km southwest of Amsterdam. The airport offers various transport options to get into the city, including a 15-20 minute train ride to Amsterdam Centraal Station (€4.50-€10), taxi services (€40-€60), or a ride-sharing service (€25-€35).