Amsterdam, the capital city of the Dutch kingdom, is also a multicultural city with plenty of things to offer to a visitor. Most people go on holidays with a packed schedule because no matter how long you are going to be in a city or any given country, there are specific things which cannot be overlooked. Here, you will know some areas of interest in Amsterdam which you should never miss out on.

 

1. Van Gogh Museum

Everyone who has any remotest passion to art will find visiting the Van Gogh Museum compulsory. Located throughout Amsterdam, this museum has the biggest assemblage of Van Gogh’s art and is home to very famous painting like Sunflowers and the Nik Starry Night. A museum that exhibits the life of the talented artist and post-impressionist paintings should be admired so take your time appreciate this one.

 

2. Anne Frank House

Definitely worth visiting in Amsterdam is the Anne Frank House; this place is one of the most sorrowful and historically important places in the Netherlands. Visit the building of the secret annex where Anne Frank’s Jewish family was hiding from Nazis during Second World War second and expand your knowledge of the holocaust events. It will be quite a humiliating moment and one that I shall always remember.

 

3. Canal Cruise

Due to the numerous waterways in this city, the city could be referred to as the Venice of the North. Canal riding is one of the most enjoyable activities to organize, especially if you want to discover main attractions of the city. Apart from the unique houses boats and amazing architectural designs of the bridges, you will get to view stunning churches. It is recommended the tourists should also take an evening cruise because it is so romantic and magical.

 

4. Rijksmuseum

The Rijksmuseum is one more attraction for those who love art.” The finest collection of art in the Netherlands, which includes Rembrandt “The Night Watch,” is displayed here to document the Dutch art history. Visit to get a feel of works of art in the form of paintings, sculpture and several others that tell Us much about its cultural heritage.

 

5. Vondelpark

If you are tired and overwhelmed by the amount of people in the central part of town, visit Vondelpark – the most popular park in Amsterdam. It is a vast territory devoted exclusively to vegetation and recreation for those who are a resident of this city as well as for tourists. This you can achieve by having a walk within the compound, hiring a bicycle to ride within the compound or having a picnic on the grass. In fact during the summer time, the park also hosts concerts and other performance arts artists and troupes.

 

6. Jordaan Neighborhood

Explore the charms of Amsterdam by going to the Jordaan district. Peculiar by slender streets, the houses built with the inspiration, and artistic colors, that zone promises to show the history of the city. Stroll along the streets and order coffee in European styled cafes or buy some art in the galleries, it’s also worth to go to Noordermarkt, the famous flea market that takes place every Saturday.

 

7. Heineken Experience

However, if you like beer, this place is a real gem, and that is the Heineken Experience. While here, you get a historical background of Heineken beer, the brewing process, and even the fun of having a try at serving yourself a pint. The whole show is informative as well as fun and the kind that gives a more lasting perspective of one of the greatest Dutch contributions to the world.

 

8. Dam Square

Let me remind you, of visiting Dam Square when in Amsterdam. Being in the centre of the city many fascinating sights are within walking distance: the Royal Palace and the National Monument included. Appreciate the animation, continue walking around admiring the variety of street art and performers and maybe choose one of the cafés or restaurants nearby.

 

9. Red Light District

The Red Light District is without a doubt one of Amsterdam’s most popular attractions as well as without a doubt, one of the most infamous. It may not be everyone’s temper but one should not shy away from watching it at least for the fact it presents certain cultural experience. Wander through the filigree streets the with red-lit windows; visit a sex museum; or get to know the history of the district at the Red Light Secrets museum.

 

10. Bike Tour

Undoubtedly, the best way to see Amsterdam is to rent a bike and crafted your own perfect tour. Renting bicycles is an activity that has become part of the population and cycling is simply the best way to navigate the city’s small lanes and canals. Have you ever tried a guided bike tour? It is always an interesting way to explore unknown places, hear more about the history of the city or country you are visiting and move around without a strict schedule.

 

And that’s it – the ultimate list of Don’t Miss in Amsterdam if you will. It provides for travel, culture, architecture, history and lifestyle needs because of its reputed tourist attractions such as museums, gallery and canals. It is important that you have an itinerary in order to utilise all the time you are going to spend in this colorful and fascinating destination.