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Amsterdam Museum – Housed in a maze of 17th-century buildings on the site of an old convent, this museum will reveal everything you should know… Read the rest

In the shadow of the Royal Palace and the New Church (Nieuwe Kerk), the city’s main junction is a meeting point for residents and visitors alike… Read the rest

Suomenlinna – Once the most impressive maritime fortress on the Baltic,it occupies an entire island and was built by the Swedes in the mid-1700s… Read the rest

Surrounded by renovated buildings on three sides and the Rhine on the fourth, Burgplatz (Castle Square) is one of the most atmospheric squares in Germ… Read the rest

Hofgarten – At the north end of Königsallee, this vast urban park is filled with trees and miniature lakes, a perfect place to relax away from t… Read the rest

The Rijksmuseum,with works by masters such as Rembrandt and Vermeer, the most important art collection in the Netherlands has finally resurfaced after… Read the rest

Anne Frank House – The house, next to a canal, where the little girl who wrote the famous diary and her family hid for two years during the Nazi… Read the rest

Canal Belt – Built in the 17th century as a result of the city’s great expansion during the Netherlands’ Golden Age, the iconic tree… Read the rest

Vondelpark is the largest park in the city, is Amsterdam’s green lung and was built in 1865. It is a picturesque place to simply relax, and is b… Read the rest

Rembrandthuis (Rembrandt House) – Amsterdam’s most famous artist lived in this house between 1639 and 1656, and the interior has been meti… Read the rest