06 Things to do in Amsterdam

Escape reality and enjoy basking in the bliss of Amsterdam’s heavenly canals, historic museums, and its hyperactive streets. Amsterdam is best described as an intertwining of the glorious past and the fortunes of modern times. The bustling capital of Netherlands is sure to be the highlight of your holiday if you intend on visiting it, we of course definitely recommend it.

Keep reading to find out about the 06 things you should absolutely do when you’re visiting this sensational treat that never ceases to impress you. After all, you deserve to make use of the chance to break free from the ordinary and embrace the extraordinary.

Visit the famous museums of Amsterdam

Explore Rijksmuseum, a Dutch national museum that boasts a magnanimous array of history and art embedded within the times of Amsterdam. You can’t take a step without bumping into a masterpiece from the years 1200–2000 that helps you explore the past. This extensive museum is also situated next to the Van Gogh museum, the museum that is known to be an absolute treat for history lovers and a dreary day for history haters. All in all, it’s no doubt that Amsterdam offers a variety of opportunities to enlighten yourself about its mesmerising past and we highly suggest you take it. Who knows? Maybe you’ll grow fond of history…or not, either way, we’re sure you’ll like it.

Visit the ‘I am Amsterdam’ sign

If you visited Amsterdam and didn’t get a picture of yourself with the ‘ I am Amsterdam’ sign, then did you even visit Amsterdam in the first place? The sign is one of many other major tourist attractions in Amsterdam and you should definitely get a glimpse of it. Word of advice, try to head out early, many tourists underestimate the number of people who visit the landmark and often fall prey to huge queues.

Visit the Anne Frank House

Pay your respects at the Anne Frank house, one of the most moving museums you can go to. There’s not a day that goes by without visitors walking through the hiding place of the young girl and her diary, a place where she spent more than 2 years hiding from the Nazis, and a place where the 15-year-old diarist endured one of the most difficult times in all of history.

Go on a canal cruise

The canals of Amsterdam are truly one the most peaceful additions to the bustling city, enjoy a cruise along the gentle waters of Amsterdam and revel at the sight of its beauty that surrounds you.  Your canal cruise ensures one stunning panorama after another and also comprises of many other things that may catch your eye, for instance, you could have a candlelit dinner on the cruise or even be a part of the cruise where passengers are encouraged to fish for discarded plastic.

Rent a bike

It’s great to experience Amsterdam as the locals do, on a bike. The city is awash with good cycle paths and some great routes, and it’s well worth heading out to outlying districts, such as Noord, Oost, Zuid, and West. Each has a completely different vibe to the centre, and their own cultural attractions and highlights. This way you’ll be able to explore the city at your own pace, make stops where ever you want and even take detours because well, it’s Amsterdam and every long route is a chance for you to see something incomparably delightful. We’re sure of it!.

Enjoy the Fringe Festival

From the 7th of September till the 17th of September, the Amsterdam Fringe Festival brings theatre and dance by up-coming actors, dancers, and filmmakers, to more than 30 venues across Amsterdam. The festival opens up space for those with an independent spirit, on a quest for their own artistic freedom.

Don’t fear if you don’t speak Dutch. There’s an extensive English and ‘Language No Problem’ program, so you’ll be able to enjoy what’s on offer, whatever language you speak.

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