Amsterdam is the vibrant capital of the Netherlands — a city of canals, bicycles, historic houses, and a relaxed yet creative atmosphere.

With its perfectly preserved 17th-century architecture, world-class museums, lively neighborhoods, and open-minded spirit, Amsterdam blends history with modern urban life. Here you can explore charming canals, enjoy rich cultural heritage, relax in cozy cafés, and experience a city that values freedom, art, and quality of life.

What to visit in Amsterdam?

Historic Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)

A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring iconic canals, narrow houses, bridges, and scenic waterfront views.

Dam Square

The city’s central square, surrounded by historic buildings, shops, and cultural landmarks.

Anne Frank House

A powerful and emotional museum dedicated to Anne Frank’s life and legacy.

Rijksmuseum

The Netherlands’ national museum, home to masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, and other Dutch masters.

Van Gogh Museum

Houses the world’s largest collection of works by Vincent van Gogh.

Vondelpark

Amsterdam’s most famous park — perfect for walks, cycling, and relaxation.

Red Light District (De Wallen)

One of the city’s oldest areas, known for its history, nightlife, and unique cultural character.

Cuisine:

● Stroopwafels — thin waffles with caramel syrup

● Haring — traditional Dutch raw herring

● Bitterballen — deep-fried meat snacks

● Poffertjes — small fluffy pancakes