10 Facts you never heard about Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh and the Van Gogh Museum
The Van Gogh Museum is located in Amsterdam at the Museum Square (Museumplein). The Amsterdam Van Gogh Museum has on […]
Things to do in Amsterdam
Museum Willet-Holthuysen
The house of the rich Amsterdam merchant family Willet-Holthuysen was built in 1687, but the canal mansion on Herengracht is
Amsterdam Jewish Quarter
The neighbourhood just east of the center of Amsterdam, near Waterlooplein is called Plantage or the Amsterdam Jewish Quarter (Jodenbuurt).
Salsa Dance Parties
Salsa dance parties are very popular in Amsterdam. There is a large Latin-American community in Amsterdam who enjoys salsa dancing.
Things to do in June
June is a great month to visit Amsterdam. It is spring so flowers are blossoming and there are many birds.
Best options for a day trip to fisherman’s village Volendam
Experience Holland at its best on a Day Trip to Volendam. All the famous Dutch traditions are still much alive
Bridges in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is the city of canals (gracht in Dutch) and the city of bridges (brug in Dutch). From old bridges to
Dutch Museum of Resistance
Most museums about the Second World War are about warfare and terrible atrocities the victims, and mostly Jewish people went
The Amsterdam History Museum
Behind the busy Amsterdam shopping street Kalverstraat lies a tranquil courtyard and the museum. The Amsterdam Museum tells the history
Tropical museum
The Amsterdam Tropical Museum or Tropenmuseum is one of the largest museums in The Netherlands. The Tropenmuseum has artifacts and
10 Things to do with a group
Amsterdam is a popular destination for groups. If you are visiting Amsterdam with a group of friends, for a stag or hen partiy, for business or with your family, you might need some fresh, original ideas for things to do.
Amsterdamse Beurs
One of the most remarkable buildings between Central Station and Dam square is the Beurs van Berlage. The Beurs van
Our Lord in the Attic
Everyone who visits the museum Our Lord in the Attic in Amsterdam, agrees: it’s worth a visit. The museum is
Amsterdam squats
Squatting in the Netherlands became big in the 1980s when a lack of housing caused young people to move into