The Magere Brug, or Skinny Bridge, is a very old and famous bridge in Amsterdam. Read more about Magere Brug
The Museum Geelvinck Hinlopen Huis is one of the few testaments to the wealthy life of the Dutch oligarchy prior to the French Revolution. Read more about Museum Geelvinck Hinlopen Huis
Oost-Indisch Huis, or East India House is an austere building that was earlier the headquarters of the powerful Dutch East India Trading Company.
The Royal Palace or Koninklijk Paleis is Queen Beatrix’s home away from home.
Located outside Amsterdam, a visit to Muiderslot castle is a thing to do for history buffs from across the globe.
From the outside, the Museum Van Loon may not look any different from its Patrician counterparts situated at the centre of Amsterdam; however, a tour inside changes this initial observation.
If you love interesting and innovative architecture then ARCAM (Amsterdam Centre for Architecture) is definitely for you and it’s even free to visit.
The city of Amsterdam is nearly 800 years old. This is clearly shown in the varied types of building designs and monuments dotted around the city. Visiting some of these should be one of the top things to do when exploring the city.
A visit to the Royal Palace is a must. Art enthusiasts can visit the Kattenkabinet. The Museum Willet-Holthuysen and the Museum Van Loon hold many beautiful objects while being architectural marvels themselves. The Central Station Amsterdam, Beurs Van Berlage and the Begijnhof add their own charm to the picturesque cityscape.
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