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Places to Visit in Amsterdam

Explore the lovely canals and tulip fields in Amsterdam

Quick Information

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Best time to visit

Oct - Apr, Jul

Ideal Duration

6-7 Days

Visa

On Arrival

Starting from

Rs. 18,000

Website

iamsterdam.com/en/see-and-do

Ideal for friends
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Tourist Places in Amsterdam

With deep-rooted connections to the royals, Amsterdam is one of the most visited cities in the world. The commercial center of the Netherlands, the city, boasts of many historical monuments, art galleries, museums, and is also a hub for education among other things. Sightseeing in Amsterdam offers a look at the city’s best and adds colors to one’s experiences.

From shopping to various influential Amsterdam points of interest, the city has much to offer to everyone.

Places to Visit

With a bunch of historic and beautiful places to go in Amsterdam, one would never be perplexed with the question of “Where to go to Amsterdam?” ever. With wondrous sights, a beautiful cityscape, picturesque neighborhoods, and many parks, Amsterdam is a traveler’s paradise.

Here are some of the best Amsterdam attractions for adults as well as kids:

1.The Old Church (Oude Kerk):

Located across the bridge to Zeedijk, this church is the oldest and one of the most magnificent piece of architecture in the city. The church has been standing proud since 1306 and has served as a model for various churches to be built after it. Including various chapels, the Iron Chapel, a massive carillon, which is considered as one of the finest in the country. It offers the best view of the city. This church is one of the primary Amsterdam attractions. Apart from this, the main feature of the church includes interiors from Reformation and three High Renaissance windows.

2.The Begijnhof:

The Begijnhof, one of the most visited Amsterdam tourist attractions, is a host of green, well-kept lawns and a collection of old houses. Most of the old houses of the area are inhabited. The beautiful and intricate lanes and pathways, are free for public access. A visit to Begijnhof would also offer a view of some of the oldest houses and the only wooden house in Amsterdam.

3. The Jewish Historical Museum:

The Jewish Historical Museum or the Joods Historisch Museum falls among Amsterdam’s top attractions. The exterior of the museum houses Docker Monument, which was established in the memory of those workers who refused to cooperate in light of the deportation of their fellow Jewish workers. The main highlights of the museum include the Grote Synagogue, silver Torah containers, decorated Torah headdresses, Torah robes and ceremonial canopies, including white marble Holy Shrine. Furthermore, the museum also houses a large library as well as a Kosher restaurant.

4.Vondelpark:

Spread over 116 acres of land, the Vondelpark is one of the most popular places to visit for tourists. The beautiful green parks, lawns and open spaces are the main attractions. With ponds, recreational spaces and well-kept pathways, the park offers a pleasant getaway from the city’s daily hustle bustle. The park houses more than 70 kinds of flowers, the Vondelpark Open Air Theater, playgrounds, and statues. Furthermore, just like any other best tourist attractions in Amsterdam, the place is dotted with little cafes and restaurants that offer scrumptious food options.

5.Stadsarchief:

For all the history buffs, Stadsarchief is the best place to be. The Stadsarchief or the Amsterdam City Archives offers various exhibits that take one through the vibrant history of the city. The entry to the basement is free, while other areas require the visitor to pay an entrance fee.

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