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Amsterdam (/ ˈ æ m s t ər d æ m / AM-stər-dam, UK also / ˌ æ m s t ər ˈ d æ m / AM-stər-DAM, Dutch: [ˌɑmstərˈdɑm] ⓘ; literally, "The Dam on the River Amstel") is the capital and most populated city of the Netherlands. It has a population of 921,402 within the city proper, 1,457,018 in the urban area and 2,480,394 in ...
Amsterdam. Amsterdam is de hoofdstad van Nederland. De stad ligt aan het IJ, het Noordzeekanaal en de monding van de Amstel in de gelijknamige gemeente Amsterdam in de provincie Noord-Holland. Qua inwoneraantal is Amsterdam met 918.117 inwoners (1 januari 2023) [1] de grootste stad van Nederland.
With its famously scenic canals, rich history and iconic cultural scene, Amsterdam is one of the world's most vibrant cities. This page offers top tips to see our capital city like a local. Read about the city's hidden gems, sustainable travel tips and off-the-beaten-track adventures. See Amsterdam like a local.
16 de mai. de 2024 · Top 20 things to do in Amsterdam. Updated 31 May 2024 at 11:44. With its picturesque canal network, rich history and thrumming cultural scene, the capital of the Netherlands is one of the world’s most vibrant cities. There are endless things to do in Amsterdam in any weather and many of the most rewarding experiences lie beyond the ...
- Museumplein
- Van Gogh Museum
- Rijksmuseum
- Anne Frank House
- Stedelijk Museum
- Hire A Bike
- Vondelpark
- Herengracht
- Museum Het Rembrandthuis
- Jordaan District
There’s more culture on this one square in the Museumkwartier than you’ll find in most other whole cities. The Museumplein is in Amsterdam’s well-heeled Oud-Zuid district, noted for its plush properties, upmarket boutiques (Hoofstraat and Van Baerlestraat) and the city’s favourite park at Vondelpark. So needless to say, we’ll keep coming back to th...
Opened in 1973, the Van Gogh Museum has the largest collection of works by Vincent Van Gogh in the world. This includes 200 paintings, 500+ drawings and 750 letters, as well as pieces by contemporaries and influences like Rodin, Monet, Signac, Toulouse-Lautrec, Manet and Gauguin. Van Gogh’s work is hung chronologically, presenting five different pe...
An extraordinary showcase for Dutch art, applied art and historical artefacts, the Rijksmuseum beckons you through 800 years of Dutch history at a purpose-built neo-Gothic palace. Some 8,000 pieces are on show at any one time, and for many people the museum’s pinnacle is the collection of Dutch Golden Age paintings. There are masterpieces like The ...
On the Prinsengracht, the Anne Frank House preserves the secret annexe where the young diarist Anne Frank hid from Nazi persecution from 1942 until she was captured along with her family and four other inhabitants in 1944. The rooms are on an enclosed courtyard behind a 17th-century canal house that served as the Dutch HQs of the spice and gelling ...
Open since 1895, the third of that trio of cultural giants on the Museumplein is the Stedelijk Museum, dedicated to modern and contemporary art, from Vincent van Gogh onwards. All of the big art movements involving the Netherlands are represented, like Neo-Impressionism, De Stijl, Bauhaus, CoBrA and Pop art. There’s painting, sculpture, installatio...
At 800,000 there are as many bikes as people in the centre of Amsterdam, probably the most cycle-friendly city in the world for its easy terrain and well-planned infrastructure. Most streets have separate bike lanes, so you can get to wherever you want to go safely and quickly, and will feel like an Amsterdammer when you do it. All ferries over the...
Amsterdam’s park of choice is a tranquil strip of ponds, undulating lawns and mature trees pushing west from the Museumplein. A fun piece of trivia about the park, landscaped in 1865, is that it is constantly sinking, and needs to be renovated every generation to avoid it being completely inundated with water. The Openluchttheater puts on a vibrant...
Patrician’s Canal in English, the Herengracht is the first of the four main canals in the city centre’s Canal Belt. This waterway was completed along with its neighbours in the 17th century as part of an expansion project that is now UNESCO listed. As the name may tell you, the Herengracht was where Amsterdam’s social elite built their grand gabled...
Amazingly, the house at Jodenbreestraat 4 where Rembrandt lived and worked from 1639 to 1658 has been kept as a museum to one of the masters of the Dutch Golden Age. The house first went up in 1606 and was rebuilt around 1627. Come the early 20th century the building was in bad condition, but was restored by the eminent architect Karel de Bazel and...
Whether it’s your first or tenth time in Amsterdam, you have to drop by this grid of little streets and filled-in canals bordered by the Singel. Created during that great expansion in the 17th century, the Jordaan was first inhabited by Amsterdam’s working class and an international array of migrants, like Huguenots from France and Puritans from En...
From its picturesque canals and bridges to its historic homes, Amsterdam could be considered straight out of a fairytale (and the brightly-colored bicycles and tulip stands around town don’t hurt either). Must-see sights include the Anne Frank House, the Van Gogh Museum, and the world's only floating flower market.
Amsterdam’s best hidden gems. Canal cruise with the I amsterdam City Card. Most popular attractions. Heineken Experience. Tickets Available. Discount with the I amsterdam City Card. ARTIS Amsterdam Royal Zoo. Tickets Available. Free with the I amsterdam City Card. Koninklijk Paleis (Royal Palace) Tickets Available. Anne Frank House.
