Amsterdam Attractions

The many canals - lined with beautiful, mostly 17th century houses - are famous for their many boathouses.    Read More...

This museum boasts the largest collection in the world of Vincent van Gogh’s intriguing works of art.    Read More...

With nearly 1 million objects in its permanent collection, this is the Netherlands' largest museum.    Read More...

Originally Amsterdam's city hall, this impressive building is now a royal palace.    Read More...

You can visit the location where Anne Frank and her family were hiding until they were betrayed in 1944.    Read More...

This monumental stock exchange building is seen as the first building in the modernist Dutch architecture style.    Read More...

This beautiful transportation hub was built at the end of the 19th century in a neo-renaissance style.    Read More...

One of Amsterdam's oldest squares is surrounded by several monumental buildings and features a monument honoring the victims of WWII.    Read More...

Once ubiqitous, this windmill is one of only six remaining in Amsterdam.    Read More...

Once a shunned area, Jordaan now one of the city's most hip and trendy neighborhoods.    Read More...

Leidseplein is an often crowded square, popular with young people who hang out here on weekend evenings.    Read More...

Now a shopping center, this magnificent building was once a post office.    Read More...

Amsterdam's Maritime museum displays the history of the Netherlands' long naval history.    Read More...

This tower was built in 1512 as part of a protective wall around the city.    Read More...

This popular square features a statue of the famous Dutch painter Rembrandt.    Read More...

The Magere Brug or 'skinny bridge' is probably the most popular of Amsterdam's 1200+ bridges.    Read More...

The Stopera or Stadhuis-Muziektheater is a combination of a city hall and opera building.    Read More...

Amsterdam's largest park features a film museum and an open air theatre.    Read More...

This 15th century building originally functioned as one of Amsterdam's three main entrance gates. .    Read More...