Hidden behind unassuming canal doors and narrow alleyways lie Amsterdam’s historic hofjes — 17th-century charitable courtyards that offer peaceful oases of tranquility in the heart of the city.
Stadsboerderij Zimmerhoeve is a community children’s petting farm and educational garden in Amsterdam Oud-West on the Kostverlorenvaart, free to visit.
The National Holocaust Museum (Nationaal Holocaustmuseum) is the Netherlands’ first museum to tell the full story of the Nazi persecution of Jews across the …
Electric Ladyland – the First Museum of Fluorescent Art is a tiny, appointment-only museum in Amsterdam’s Jordaan that runs like a guided, hands-on demo: par…
Amsterdam Centraal, a major railway station built in 1889 in the Neo-Renaissance style, serves as a bustling transportation hub for over 250,000 people daily and features shops and restaurants.
Tucked away in Amsterdam’s refined Oud-Zuid district, a quiet residential street holds one of the city’s most enchanting natural spectacles. Lomanstraat’s ce…
Standing sentinel at Oudezijds Achterburgwal 185, the Spinhuis represents one of Amsterdam’s most compelling architectural survivors—a building that has witn…
A. van Wees Tasting Locality, located in Amsterdam’s Jordaan neighborhood, is a tasting room offering tastings of Dutch genevers and liqueurs made by the A. van Wees Distillery De Ooievaar since 1782.
