Explore Amsterdam

American restaurant and bar by the Singelgracht near Leidseplein, hung with rock memorabilia, part of the international chain.

Interactive dark-history experience with live actors, elaborate sets, and special effects covering 750 years of Amsterdam's darkest chapters.

English-language improv and sketch comedy theatre in Amsterdam, playing nightly to visitors and locals alike.

Dutch cheese retailer offering artisanal cheeses, cheese accessories, gifts, and traditional Dutch delicacies.

Diamond polishing house near the Museumplein in Amsterdam, working since 1840, where the cutting floor can be watched from close up.

Interactive cocktail experience exploring 450 years of Bols distilling history, with tastings, workshops, and Mirror Bar cocktails in Amsterdam.

Seventeenth-century city hall on Dam Square, made a royal palace by Louis Bonaparte in 1808 and open to visitors when not in official use.

Fifteenth-century church on Dam Square beside the Royal Palace, Catholic until 1578 and Reformed since, now used for exhibitions and royal occasions.

Canal house on the Herengracht kept as a wealthy nineteenth-century Amsterdam family left it, with period rooms and a formal garden behind.

The former Heineken brewery on Stadhouderskade, now a visitor centre on how the beer is brewed, with tastings included in the ticket.

The Amsterdam house where Rembrandt lived and worked for nearly twenty years in the seventeenth century, now a museum furnished as it was in his day and holding a large collection of his etchings.

Hands-on session in Amsterdam where visitors make and eat traditional Dutch pancakes with a cook.

De Wallen, the oldest part of Amsterdam and its best-known red-light district, a network of canals and alleys around the Oude Kerk.

Four Jewish heritage sites in Amsterdam on one ticket, among them the Jewish Museum and the seventeenth-century Portuguese Synagogue.

A seventeenth-century canal house whose top three floors hide a complete Catholic church, built in the 1660s when Catholics could not worship in public.

An immersive light and sound show inside the Noorderkerk: works by Van Gogh and Rembrandt projected across the church walls, with Van Gogh's own words from his letters to his brother.

Immersive digital art venue in Amsterdam, where paintings are projected floor to ceiling across a former industrial hall, set to music.

Interactive immersive experience through 65 years of Barbie history across 12 zones in over 2,000 square meters.

An immersive audiovisual digital art experience combining light, sound, and music in multiple themed rooms.

Octagonal thatched polder mill on an oak frame at Sloten by Amsterdam, which still helps drain the western garden suburbs.