Micropia
The world’s only museum dedicated to microbes. Fascinating exhibits reveal the hidden world of bacteria, fungi, and viruses, showing how microscopic life affects everything we do.
Moco Museum
Contemporary art museum focusing on modern masters like Banksy, Warhol, and Haring. Located in a historic villa, it offers bold, thought-provoking exhibitions in a vibrant atmosphere.
Rembrandt House Museum
Step into the restored 17th-century home where Rembrandt lived and worked. Explore his art, tools, and personal life through authentic rooms, etchings, and studio demonstrations.
De Negen Straatjes (The Nine Streets)
A charming shopping area of nine narrow streets filled with independent boutiques, vintage shops, cafés, and galleries. Perfect for strolling and discovering local fashion and design.
Amsterdam Museum
Discover the rich history of Amsterdam through interactive exhibits, artifacts, and multimedia displays. Learn about the city’s origins, growth, and modern identity in an engaging environment.
Begijnhof
A peaceful courtyard hidden in the city center, once home to Catholic lay sisters. Features historic houses, a chapel, and Amsterdam’s oldest wooden house.
Eye Filmmuseum
Modern film museum on the waterfront, featuring cinema screenings, exhibitions, and a striking architectural design. Great for film buffs and anyone interested in visual culture.
Artis Royal Zoo
A historic zoo in the city center featuring exotic animals, an aquarium, planetarium, and lush gardens. Great for families seeking a peaceful and educational outdoor experience.
NEMO Science Museum
A hands-on science center in a striking green building. Perfect for families, it offers fun experiments, interactive exhibits, and rooftop views over Amsterdam’s harbor.
A’DAM Lookout
An observation deck offering panoramic views of Amsterdam’s skyline. Features Europe’s highest swing, a rooftop bar, and interactive exhibits on the city’s history and future.
Canal Cruise
A scenic boat tour through Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed canals. Offers stunning views of historic buildings, bridges, and houseboats, with day, evening, and themed cruises available year-round.
Red Light District
Amsterdam’s most famous and controversial area, known for legal prostitution, historic canals, and vibrant nightlife. It also features bars, museums, and centuries-old buildings worth exploring.