Tulips in full bloom, hyacinths and lilies. If due to cold weather you aren't able to see tulips in full bloom in the outside flower fields, visit this pavilion.
Absolutely in love with the atmosphere of this unique store. Try their coffee and have a nice chat with the owner.
Awesome bar with loads of craft beer, arcade machines, board games and even a ball pit!! Tokens are 1 for €1 or 6 for €5.
A friendly cafe in the trendy Jordaan district, well-known for its delectable appeltaart. If it's sunny, grab a seat at their outdoor patio.
Make sure to checkout their Friday night agenda. Many times they have free entrance with live music and other activities!
the tours of the theatre offer a great opportunity to take a peek behind the scenes!
Great museum! Diverse, interesting exhibits. Well worth a visit. The restaurant is also super: Friendly people and good service.
This is the house where Jewish girl Anne Frank wrote on her diary while hiding from the Nazis in World War II. Prinsengracht 263-267, and will take about a 20-minute walk from the Central Station.
Have fun looking at pictures at FOAM. Rest your feet with a cappuccino in the café afterwards and pick one of the many photo magazines to leaf through.
It's a restaurant, bar, movie theater, museum, and a stunning view, the Dutch film institute has it all. En savoir plus .
Cosy fire place, old cinema seats, second hand Chesterfield couches, cool art and funny details in the interior - it seems innocent, but at night it can get quite naughty. Very laid-back atmosphere. En savoir plus .
"Aside from the beautiful Amsterdam facades and relative seclusion that give the courtyard a luxurious feel, the sanctuary also contains a church, a hidden church." -Hidden Stories En savoir plus .
For running, cycling, skating, walking (the dog), Picknicking, Relaxing, Watching people, playing with your children, there just ain't no better place in Amsterdam. On warm days, take your children to En savoir plus .
Everyone else is posing, why shouldn't you? Just be careful climbing up on the letters. The earlier you are there, the better for less crowded shots.
Fantastic! Try the Dutch Ricedish (Min. 2 persons) for a typical Dutch meal. It is a combination of all the Dutch specialities they serve.
The food, and of course the location. Try the cheese fondue, it is served in a round bun and is delicious. For starters, I can recomend the anti-pasta.
Beautiful paintings and stained glass windows. Light a candle.
Beautifull place to overlook the different architecture of the buildings surrounding the waterfront
Perfect place for breakfast and lunch with pancakes. The vegetarian pancake is hearty and well spiced. They gave us a juice on the house, five stars for service.
Every few months they open a new chapter: a theme for the menu. Now it's beef. But that will soon change. Small place but definitely worth the visit
The first thing that you have to do is to order a hot chocolate from the bar. It is the best hot chocolate where I've ever drunk in Amsterdam. Cheers !
Excellent Indonesian food in an authentic atmosphere with excellent service. Get the cinnamon ice cream dessert.
I never thought that a marinated herring could taste so fantastically delicious. A must try. Even non fish lovers liked it in our group
The most famous Dutch Pancake and omlet house situated in an historic warehouse on one of the main canals. Huge variaty of pankakes! Looove it!
Always get whipped cream with the hot chocolate. This place had the best whipped cream I've ever had in my life.
The rooms are not "just" rooms. Every room is unique and artistic. Certainly rent a bike here. Cycling is the only way that gives you the real Amsterdam feeling. I really enjoyed my stay here 👌❤️
Best photography museum of Amsterdam. Brand isn't as strong as FOAM's. But the content is usually amazing.
The 'Broodje Bert' sandwich cures your hangover! Turkish bread with lamb meatballs! En savoir plus .
"best sandwiches in Amsterdam. Not surprisingly, a lot of locals (especially students) know this too Try the avocado, smoked chicken, sun-dried tomatoes and melted brie."
Originally home to one of the wealthiest families of the Dutch Golden Age, this house museum shows rotating exhibitions of contemporary art—often by artists who have created work just for the space.
The ginger beer this place serves pairs surprisingly well with the legendary cheesecake. Look around for something to buy, nearly all the decorations are for sale.
