If you like going to museums you’ll be enlightened by the wide variety of museums in Amsterdam. Besides the world-famous Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam counts 50 more less-known museums.

A canal cruise is an absolute must-do in Amsterdam, as the city is known for its many iconic canals! The city center is practically a network of canals, along which you’ll find Amsterdam’s historical canal houses. Therefore, it's often said that Amsterdam is best seen from the water!

Red Light District or ‘De Wallen’ in Dutch is home to one of the oldest professions in the world. Wander around the area and pay a visit to one of the peepshows! This much-discussed neighbourhood has been around since the 15th century.

The Rijksmuseum is home to some of the world’s most famous artworks, including The Night Watch by Rembrandt van Rijn. Art lovers can literally spend hours wandering through countless artefacts. The majestic building is home to works from world notable Dutch painters such as Frans Hals, Jan Steen and many more.

This museum is dedicated to the life of Vincent van Gogh, one of the most influential painters The Netherlands has ever seen. Admire the world’s biggest collection artworks by the artist that cut off his own ear. Learn about his life, what inspired him, and how he became the icon he is today.

The Anne Frank House is the actual building where Anne Frank wrote her world-famous diary. Her diary tells the story of the horrors of WOII, through the eyes of a young Jewish girl growing up, hidden away from society. A fascinating but tragic story.

Dive into the history of electronic and dance music in Amsterdam. Visit one of Amsterdam’s most unique and vital museums and learn about the beauty of one of the world’s most energetic music genres.

Visit the Ice bar and learn what it’s like to be stranded on the North Pole. Enjoy drinks in a glass made of ice, in a bar made of ice. A chilly, unique experience near the lively Rembrandt Square are with lots of possibilities for clubbing. Great start for a night out!

The House of Bols is a unique museum in Amsterdam that not only educates you on the history of liqueur and spirits but also lets you experience it yourself. This award-winning cocktail & genever experience is the perfect combination of heritage and history in a modern and beautifully designed environment.

The real social media fans amongst us can't return home without tons of likeable content. Now, Amsterdam is a place that, by itself, has a lot to offer in terms of instagramable hotspots. However, if you want to take it to the next level and shoot some epic material for your social following and make yourself a star, The Upside Down is the place to go!

If you're looking the learn more about the life of one of the Netherland's most iconic artists in a fun, exciting way, Rembrandts Experience is the place to go! In only 25 minutes you'll get some of the most interesting insights into the life of this world-renowned artist.

WONDR is the home of the coolest Instagram photos. WONDR Amsterdam is an artistic playground of 1200m² with fifteen interactive installation spaces. Have some fun in the world of WONDR!

Visit the Amsterdam version of Ripley’s believe it or not. Meet the people who made it into the Guinness Book of World Records and hear the stories behind the rare pieces of art collected by world traveler Robert Ripley.

Escape the busy streets of Amsterdam and relax at the Amsterdam Zoo. The kids will be able to enjoy themselves in the petting zoo. Not the biggest zoo, but definitely charming and romantic!

Nemo Science Centre is a great combination of entertainment and education. Probably coolest and most interactive museum that you’ll ever see! There’s a lot to see and do for practically all ages.

In this award-winning museum, you’ll learn about the tiniest living organisms, invisible to the human eye. Although in everyday life you’re not aware of these forms of life, they’re essential to our very existence. Curious? Go see it for yourself!

BODY WORLDS Amsterdam exhibition takes you on a journey through the human body. The theme of the exhibition is ‘The Happiness Project’, it will take you on a quest to the anatomical effects of happiness.

Feel like a giant and check out all the landmarks and highlights of the Netherlands in a few hours! In this miniature theme park, your kids won’t be bored for a second, as there are lots of games and educative elements.

Explore the vibrant nightlife of Amsterdam! The Amsterdam Nightlife Ticket will grant free access to the most popular clubs in town. Some free shots are always welcome, right?

Smoke some world famous pot and fly away. Interested to find out how Amsterdam became famous for its marihuana? Take a few hours to find out why in one of the coffeeshops.

Check out the most (in)famous erotic theatre in the Red Light District! Casa Rosso is the most iconic theatre in the area around since 1968. Sit back and enjoy one of the live 18+ shows on stage.

Roam around in the Amsterdam canal belt, a Unesco World Heritage site. The romantic canals and countless bridges will make you fall in love with the city. Will you discover the stunning architecture by foot, boat or bike?

Take a break from sightseeing and have a cosy picnic in one of the parks. You’ll save money that you would have spend on a restaurant.

There’s no better place to explore culture, than at a local market. Best of all it’s totally free! Take a stroll along the many stalls at the Albert Cuyp.

Explore the city by the no.1 form of transport in Amsterdam! A fantastic way to discover the city and surrounding areas. However, please make sure to practice a bit in a quiet area, as the busy streets are not advisable for beginners.

Visit the smallest, most unique museum in the world. As unique as the Amsterdam Canals, are the Houseboats. Find out what it must be like living in one of the canal boats.

If you like mini golf, you’re going to love this indoor version! Escape the rain for a moment while you enjoy these golf holes, brought to life with the aid of UV-lights.

Learn more about the naval history of The Netherlands and how a small country played a big role in trade.

If you’re looking to explore the city of Amsterdam but the weather isn’t helping out, consider this comfortable tour by bus and boat.

Visit the former brewery where it all started for this world-famous beer brand. At this museum dedicated to Heineken, you’ll find out how a small brewery distributing with horse and carriage grew to a beer brand sold in almost 200 countries. It’s not your ordinary museum, as beer-tasting is just one of the interactive elements.

Visit the only floating animal shelter in the world! A must-do for any cat friend. Visiting the Poezenboot is completely free of charge, but a donation is appreciated.

Moco stands for modern, contemporary art. The museum never seizes to amaze, with regularly new exhibitions featuring the latest artists. Among others the museum has one of the biggest collections of artworks by streetartist Banksy in the world!

Learn about a small, fringe minority of the Dutch people who were brave enough to put up a fight against the Nazi-regime. A valuable lesson to learn for both young and old!

You won’t find many Dutch restaurants outside the Netherlands, so take this chance to try the Dutch cuisine!

Indonesia used to be a Dutch colony, that’s why you’ll find extraordinary good Indonesian restaurants in Amsterdam.

For some fancy dining, you can go to one of the Michelin Star restaurants.

If you want to escape the busy centre of Amsterdam, Leiden is an interesting city with a rich history. Only 30 minutes by train.

Within twenty minutes from Amsterdam Central Station, you’ll find the beautiful city Haarlem after which Harlem in New York was named.

This tiny, romantic village is best known for its castle and as the gateway from inland waters to the IJsselmeer lake.

Volendam is a historic fishing town 20 kilometres north of Amsterdam. Very popular destination for a day trip.

Weesp is a beautiful, small town near Amsterdam. It offers a lovely break from the busy centre of Amsterdam.

It is rather touristy, but the traditional Dutch Windmills and countryside are priceless here. Pretty pictures guaranteed!