International Travel — Europe
The Netherlands (Holland)
Amsterdam
Amsterdam Attractions
— Amsterdam Canal Cruises
— Anne Frank House
— Floating Flower Market
— Fun Street Markets
— Heineken Brewery
— Rijksmuseum
— Tulip Gardens & Windmills
— Van Gogh Museum...

Fun Things To Do in Amsterdam
Cruise along scenic tree-lined canals and get an up close view of Amsterdam's classic architecture. Visit world-famous art museums, fun markets, and tour the infamous Red Light District. Explore the Dutch countryside and see Dutch Windmills, Tulip Gardens, Cheese Markets, Delft blue potteries, the Hague... and more!

Amsterdam TOP Pics & Super Savers
Amsterdam Top Pics
Canal Cruises
Keukenhof Tulip Gardens (Mar-May)
Amsterdam Super Savers

Attractions in Amsterdam
Amsterdam Museums
Anne Frank House
Albert Cuyp Market (Street Market)
Amsterdam Historical Museum
Artis Royal Zoo (Netherland's oldest zoo)
Floating Flower Market
Dam Square (one of Amsterdam's oldest squares; popular with locals/tourists)
De Gooyer Windmill (popular Brewery)
Floating Flower Market
Gassan Diamond Factory
Hash, Marihuana & Hemp Museum
Heineken Brewery Experience
Holland Casino
Jewish Historical Museum
Keukenhof Tulip Gardens (Mar-May)
Leidesplein (Leidse Square)
Madame Tussauds
Magna Plaza (Architecturally-stunning
neo-Gothic upscale Shopping Mall)
Montelbaanstoren (Medieval monument)
NEMO Science Center
Northern Market (Flea Mkt / Farmers Mkt)
Organic Farmers Market
Red Light District
Rembrandt House
Rembrandtplein (Rembrandt Square)
Rijksmuseum
Royal Palace (Koninklijk Paleis)
Scheppvaarrt Maritime Museum
Skinny Bridge (Magere Brug)
Stedelijk Museum
Stopera (City Hall/National Opera House)
Tropenmuseum
Van Gogh Museum
Vondelpark (Amsterdam's largest park)
Waterlooplein (Waterloo Sq) Flea Market
Wynand Fockink (spirits/liqueur distillery)

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Red Light District
The infamous Red Light District is worth a visit, especially if it's your first trip to Amsterdam — take a self-guided tour or book an informative Guided Walking Tour of the area.

John Lennon & Yoko Ono
"Bed-In for Peace" @ Amsterdam Hilton
The Amsterdam Hilton Hotel, located a short walk from the old city center, Vondelpark, is famous for John Lennon and Yoko Ono's 1969 "Bed-in for Peace" which was staged to protest the Vietnam War and to promote world peace.

John and Yoko spent their honeymoon in the hotel's Presidential Suite (#702). Their highly-publicized "Bed-in" lasted for one week (March 25-31, 1969)— in which press from around the world were invited into their hotel room every day between 9am and 9pm. Shortly after their stay in Amsterdam, John and Yoko wrote and recorded the classic "Give Peace a Chance."

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Het Concertgebouw
— Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
Google Map of Het Concertgebouw

Famous for it's excellent acoustics,
Het Concertgebouw is one of the world's most renowned concert halls. Visitors from around the world come here to enjoy the sounds of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra — featuring everything from Classical, Jazz, World Music and more!

Het Concertgebouw makes a great venue for Private Parties, VIP Receptions and Corporate Events — The Recital Hall, The Main Hall, The Mirror Hall, The Choir Hall and The Square Foyer.

Guided Tours are also available. Throughout the concert season, the Concertgebouw Café is open daily.

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