Amsterdam holidays and city breaks

Experience Amsterdam like the locals – on a bike. It’s regularly voted the world’s most cycle-friendly city.

Look at a map of Amsterdam, and you’ll see a spider web of canals weaving through the city. These waterways are the heart of Amsterdam’s charm.

Yes, you read that right! Head up the 100m-high A’DAM Tower and take a thrilling swing for a bird's-eye view of Amsterdam’s canals. It's an experience you won’t forget!

Just a short train ride away, Haarlem dazzles with 800 years of history, featuring picturesque canals, charming streets, and famous landmarks like the Grote Markt and the Frans Hals Museum.

Take a free ferry to Amsterdam North, a hidden gem many tourists miss. Brimming with food, drink, and culture – what more could you need!

Stroll through the chill Jordaan district, with its narrow streets, lovely courtyards, and local shops.

Amsterdam’s street markets, like Albert Cuyp and the Nine Streets, are great spots for unique souvenirs and local treats.

The combination you never knew you needed! Blend Amsterdam’s iconic windmills with a taste of local craft beer at De Goyer in the Eastern Islands.

Home to masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, and other Dutch greats, this museum shows Dutch art and history at its finest.

Dedicated to Vincent van Gogh, it houses the world’s largest collection of his paintings and drawings.

Amsterdam’s premier modern and contemporary art museum. From Picasso and Mondrian – you’ll be blown away!

A moving museum preserving the hiding place of Anne Frank and offering insight into her life and the Holocaust.

A branch of the famous Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg with rotating exhibitions of Russian art and history.

A dynamic photography museum with exhibitions featuring the work of emerging artists.

Focuses on world cultures with diverse exhibits and interactive displays.

Science lovers will love this hands-on, interactive museum. Great for both kids and adults.

A nightlife hotspot with lively bars, clubs, and venues like Melkweg and Paradiso for music and dancing.

Packed with bars, clubs, and a variety of lively spots to have a drink or two.

A trendy area with relaxed bars like Café Brecht and Pata Negra – perfect for a casual night.

Explore the alternative scene at NDSM wharf and enjoy the rooftop bar at A’DAM Tower for stunning views and a bit of fun.

Wander through to explore various bars and clubs like Club Air and The Bulldog.

A cultural complex with dynamic events and clubs, including the Gashouder for music and festivals.

With dedicated bike lanes and plenty of rental shops, cycling is a fun and efficient way to see the city.

Another convenient choice for getting around. Just be sure to check the tram map and schedules to find the best route for your destination.

For longer trips or to visit areas outside the central city, buses and the Metro are reliable options. The Metro connects major neighbourhoods and attractions, while buses serve areas not covered by trams.

Enjoy Amsterdam from the water with a canal boat. Regular services and hop-on, hop-off options available.

Many of Amsterdam’s attractions are within walking distance of each other. Wander through charming streets and explore hidden gems at your own pace.