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Three relaxed days in Amsterdam: the Anne Frank House and the Jordaan on day one, the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum on day two, and windmills and quiet corners on day three. Book museum and Anne Frank House tickets well in advance. Best in April for tulips or in September for fewer crowds.
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Anne Frank, the Jordaan and the canals
Anne Frank House
The hiding place where Anne Frank wrote her diary during the Second World War. A moving visit that needs advance booking.
View on map โThe Jordaan neighbourhood
A former working-class district of narrow streets, small galleries and cafรฉs. A lovely area for an unplanned wander.
View on map โCanal cruise
An hour on the water past gabled houses and bridges, giving a different view of the canal ring that is UNESCO listed.
View on map โDam Square and the Royal Palace
The historic centre with the Royal Palace and the National Monument. Busy but worth a quick look.
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Museum Quarter
Rijksmuseum
The Netherlands' national museum, home to Rembrandt's Night Watch and Vermeer's Milkmaid. Plan your route to avoid museum fatigue.
View on map โVan Gogh Museum
The world's largest collection of Van Gogh's paintings, letters and sketches, arranged to tell his life story.
View on map โVondelpark
Amsterdam's most popular park, ideal for a picnic, a rest or watching local life.
View on map โAlbert Cuyp Market area
A street market famous for stroopwafels, herring and cheese (daytime). In the evening the De Pijp area has many casual restaurants.
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Windmills and a quieter side of the city
Zaanse Schans windmills
A short train ride from Amsterdam Centraal takes you to a village of working windmills, a clog workshop and a cheese farm.
View on map โBegijnhof
A hidden courtyard of historic houses in the middle of the city, a quiet spot away from crowds.
View on map โBloemenmarkt
A floating flower market selling bulbs and souvenirs. Check that bulbs can be taken back to your home country.
View on map โNEMO rooftop and harbour views
A public rooftop terrace with views over the IJ waterway and the city. Good for a relaxed last evening.
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