Amsterdam — Sights
A bicycle leaning on every canal bridge.
- Rijksmuseum — A day with Rembrandt's Night Watch and Vermeer's milkmaid
- Van Gogh Museum — Sunflowers to the last wheatfield: his whole life in one building
- Anne Frank House — Up the stairs behind the bookcase into two years of hiding
- Canal cruise — Gabled houses and humpback bridges, seen from the water
- Dam Square & Royal Palace — Pigeons on the square, a marble hall inside the old town hall
- Jordaan & the Nine Streets — Vintage shops and canalside cafés; it gets better the longer you walk
- Vondelpark — The city's back garden for after the museums
- A'DAM Lookout — A swing that hangs you over the edge, 100 metres up
- Heineken Experience — Tour the old brewery, finish with a fresh pour
- Bloemenmarkt (Flower Market) — Picking tulip bulbs from stalls floating on the canal
- Zaanse Schans — Green windmills turning along the river, clog workshops below
- Giethoorn — Thatched farmhouses where the streets are canals
- NEMO Rooftop Square — Free stepped rooftop with harbour and city views
- Moco Museum — Banksy and digital art inside a century-old villa
- De Wallen (Red Light District) — Red-lit canal lanes around the city's oldest church
- Begijnhof — One gate in and the city noise switches off
- Rembrandt House Museum — The house where Rembrandt lived and painted
- Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam — Photo of the bathtub wing first, art second
- Hortus Botanicus Amsterdam — A glasshouse garden running since 1638
- National Maritime Museum (Het Scheepvaartmuseum) — Climb aboard a full-size VOC ship
- STRAAT Museum — A whole shipyard hall turned canvas
- EYE Filmmuseum — A film day in a spaceship-shaped building
- Brouwerij 't IJ — Craft beer under a windmill
- Artis Royal Zoo — A city zoo running since 1838