Your Guide For Spending The Perfect Day In Beautiful Amsterdam
By STEPHANIE HERON
Whether filled with street performers, protestors, or activists, Dam Square never has a dull moment. If you're traveling with other people, this is a good meeting place.
Dam Square
There are around 75 museums in the city. Some of the best museums you should visit are the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Stedelijk Museum, and Anne Frank House.
Museum Hopping
Consider purchasing the Museumkaart, which allows you to visit up to five museums, or a 24-hour I Amsterdam City Card, which gives you access to many Amsterdam attractions.
Zeedijk is a street with many cozy cafes and bars lining the perimeter. In these establishments, you can taste hot Dutch snacks such as bitterballen and kaassouffle.
Zeedijk
Zeedijk is also home to Amsterdam's Chinatown and the Buddhist He Hua temple. If you visit during King's Day, Pride, or Hartjesdag, you can enjoy the festive street parties.
This medieval city center is the oldest part of Amsterdam, featuring lots of beautiful old architecture. Have a charming time viewing the numerous canals and small alleys.
De Wallen
The Red Light District is also located in this area and operates 24/7. Visit the Red Light Secrets Museum, the world's first prostitution museum housed in a converted brothel.
This is one of the most famous markets in Europe and boasts 260 stalls selling clothes, accessories, flowers, fabrics, vegetables, ready-to-eat foods, and fruits.
Albert Cuyp Markt