10 Best Monument in Amsterdam

The Homomonument in Amsterdam is a public sculpture consisting of three pink granite triangles that memorializes people persecuted for their homosexuality.

A bronze statue honoring Dutch writer Eduard Douwes Dekker (Multatuli) on historic Torensluis bridge, commemorating his anti-colonial literary legacy and humanist philosophy.

The Arthur van Schendel Historic Statue, located along the Singelgracht canal in Amsterdam, is a simple bust of the Dutch novelist atop a pedestal, serving as a subtle tribute to Amsterdam's literary history.

The bronze sculpture of the Charging Bull in Amsterdam, a replica of the iconic one in New York City, has stood at the entrance of the Amsterdam stock exchange since 2012. It represents hope and strength in the financial sector.

Het Kanon bij de sluis, a small bronze cannon mounted on a stone pedestal, is located at the intersection of Korte Prinsengracht and Brouwersgracht in Amsterdam.

The Unus Mundus light sculpture in Amsterdam is a rhombohedron-shaped installation that illuminates at night, representing the concept of "one world" or "one universe."

Fonteinbal is a fountain square located in Oostenburgerpark, Amsterdam offering a tranquil escape from the bustling city life.

An iconic bronze statue of Dutch master Rembrandt van Rijn standing in the centre of Rembrandtplein.

Van Brienenhofje is a serene 19th-century almshouse courtyard tucked away in Amsterdam's Jordaan district, offering visitors a peaceful hidden garden escape from the city.

Dating from circa 1631, this wind-powered sawmill is preserved as a national landmark.