“Some tourists think Amsterdam is a city of sin, but in truth it is a city of freedom. And in freedom, most people find sin.” John Green.
Country of windmills and dykes, grassy fields and grass heads, tolerance and tradition, Van Gogh and Shocking Blue, the Netherlands concentrate their features in Amsterdam. Amsterdam is small enough to navigate on foot and saturated in culture both past and present. Its reputation as a youthful city, largely derived from its legalized prostitution and cannabis, holds true, yet Amsterdam’s exquisite museums, vibrant markets, and rich history easily leap the age gap and make it the ideal destination for a short and cheerful break.
The Anne Frank House, in the centre of Amsterdam, is the hiding place where...
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The Heineken Experience has become a must for beer lovers visiting Amsterdam.
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The Van Gogh Museum houses the world’s largest Van Gogh collection and the...
Dating back to 1656, the National Maritime Museum has one of the most...
Body Worlds Amsterdam takes you through a journey to discover the human body.
The focal point of the museum is showcasing film as an art form and as...
Situated at the animated heart of the De Pijp district in Amsterdam, the...