Your Essential Ferry Travel Guide To Amsterdam
Discover Things To Do In Amsterdam
Amsterdam is the perfect destination for all ages! Feast your eyes on incredible artwork and learn about Amsterdam's fascinating cultural history in their renowned museums. Or, for a more lively experience, explore world-famous bars and restaurants that offer live music and tasty cocktails!
Take in iconic sites such as The Royal Palace, Dam Square or Vondelpark - you’re sure to be enchanted by their beauty! Explore the secrets hidden behind the doors of the former Heineken brewery and unravel everything about the world's most loved beer. Or, set sail and enjoy the breath-taking views of Amsterdam with an audio guided canal cruise.
What to See in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is home to a number of amazing museums and cultural hotspots, as well as family attractions which make it the ideal destination for a break which is both educational and entertaining. Also, Amsterdam has many a world-famous bar and restaurants to explore. Whether you’re looking for live music or cocktails, you’ll find it in the Dutch capital!
You'll never be short of things to do in Amsterdam with other famous attractions including the Van Gogh Museum, Rijksmuseum and Amsterdam Ice Bar - all within walking distance of each other. Wander the cobbled streets and you’re sure to find something to take your fancy.
Amsterdam's Attractions and Culture
Despite Amsterdam being a modern capital city, there are large green areas and park spaces in the city where you can spend a summer’s day lazing in the sun, or getting active if you prefer. It is a beautiful city with wonderful parks, a famous cycling culture, great sporting heritage and a number of annual festivals making it perfect for an activity filled city break.
With regions like The 9 Streets and a range of amazing marketplaces all around the city, Amsterdam is a great place to shop ‘til you drop. Why not end your busy day in one of Amsterdam's many cafes? Take in the atmosphere with a local beer or an expertly brewed coffee.
