Clogs, Canals and so much more!
Day One
Van Gogh Museum
See the world’s largest collection of Van Gogh artworks and one of the most popular museums in the world, a visit to this attraction is a must.
Vondelpark
Is the largest city park in Amsterdam and the most famous in the Netherlands. Free concerts are given at the open-air theatre or at the park’s bandstand in the summer.
Canal Boat Tour
Take to the water, Amsterdam has 165 canals. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2010, it was originally intended to encourage trade and transport and today provides a way for travellers to take in the city’s sights and attractions in an unforgettable way.
Red Light District
Situated in one of the oldest and most beautiful parts of the city, Visit this district from 11 pm onwards, either in a group or on a guided tour, to get the full experience of swarming crowds and blaring neon lights reflecting in the canals.
Day Two
De 9 Straatjes (The 9 Streets)
The picturesque streets connecting the canals are filled with one-of-a-kind boutiques, stylish cafés and galleries. An Instagram dream.
Dam Square
This Square marks the endpoint of streets like Nieuwendijk, Kalverstraat, and Damstraat. It is the perfect stop it is home to local attractions like the National Monument, the Royal Palace, the fifteenth-century “New Church,” and De Bijenkorf for shopping.
Kalverstraat
The Kalverstraat is the most popular shopping street in the country, The street itself is pretty narrow and can become crowded, especially at the weekends. The streets run from Dam Square all the way to Rembrandt Square.
Xtracold Icebar
The Amsterdam Icebar is the coolest place in town (-10°C) Drink out of a glass made from ice. Experience what it is like to be stranded on the North Pole and enjoy three free drinks.
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