Places to visit in Amsterdam

• The Van Gogh Museum: One of the popular art museums in the Netherlands is the Van Gogh Museum. The museum as the name says is devoted to the artwork of Vincent Van Gogh. You can see a collection of Van Gogh’s artwork sited at the Van Gogh House. Its rich artwork collection includes around 200 paintings, 750 letters, and over 500 drawings. The museum is visited by more than 2 million visitors annually. So, keep ample time in hand while visiting this huge historical monument.
• The Dam Square: The Dam Square is situated at a walking distance of less than five minutes from Central Station. Its key sight is the Royal Palace, which was the home to the Royal Dutch family. Apart from that, the other must-visit sights at the Dam Square are Madame Tussauds; which is a wax museum, and the New Church; which is used as a concert hall and an exhibition space. Being here will help you witness the history of the past. This major landmark of Netherlands is crammed by locals and tourists every day.
• The Anne Frank House: Located in the neighbourhood of the city is the Anne Frank House, which is a biographical museum dedicated to Anne Frank. Built on the Prinsengracht canal, the Anne Frank House was the place where Anne Frank lived along with her family during the World War II for almost two years. This well-known building encloses exhibition that depicts the discrimination of the Jews and in general. Its collection of display, includes photographs, historical documents, film images and original objects.
• The Vondelpark: A place surrounded by lush greenery, the Vondelpark is the perfect spot for people who love nature. Landscaped in the year 1865, the park structures beautiful ponds, mature trees and several other picturesque spots. Its key centre of attraction includes the rose garden that features more than 50 species of rose and the fish; a sculpture by Pablo Picasso. So, head to this beautiful park for that relaxing and calming day out.
• The Heineken Brewery: If you are a beer lover, then you can’t miss visiting the Heineken Brewery; a beer museum and a major attraction in Amsterdam. Being one of the biggest producers of beer in the world, the Heineken Brewery unveils the history associated behind the brewery. It exhibits several amusement parks and hence is also called as the Amsterdam Heineken Experience. With a chargeable entry fee, the tour to this brewery is worth every penny spent. The other entry option the VIP tour is most preferred by the visitors, as it gives you a chance to taste from assorted beers including few from the ages.

Nightlife in Amsterdam

From dance festivals, clubs to venues, Amsterdam’s nightlife has a zest of something for everyone. From the kind of music you prefer, such as hip-hop, funk and deep house to techno, dubstep and trance, you will find almost everything here. So, plan your night to make the most of it.

The J.D. Williams Whiskey Bar: For the love of whiskey, the J.D. Williams Whiskey Bar is the place to satiate your thirst for the rarest single malts or want to try whisky for the first time in life. Based in the neighbourhood of Amsterdam, Jordan, the bar offers a vintage collection of scotch whiskies and cocktails for you to choose. Cherish the time tasting from the assortment of drinks along with delectable food the restaurant has to offer.

Rozentheater: If you are a comedy fan, then plan a night out at the Rozentheater. A place where all the comedians perform in a fast format. Laugh the night out as the sarcastic comics might pick you from the audience to pull cords. Be here for a perfect night and laugh until your stomach aches.

The Cafe Lux and Weber: Located near Leidseplein, Cafe Lux and Weber is the favourite place of all, including from artists to musicians. With plenty of seating space, the cafe is found jam-packed most of the time. Be here prior to your time to enjoy your time dancing and unwinding with friends and families. Its fun and tranquil atmosphere is perfect for your special evening.