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The BEST things to do in Amsterdam 🇳🇱🍻 handpicked by the locals. #Amsterdam #cityguide

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Discover the best of Amsterdam with this local-curated guide, from iconic canals and world-class museums to vibrant markets and hidden gems. Explore historic neighborhoods, sample delicious Dutch treats, and experience the unique culture of this captivating city.

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  • Amsterdam Canals

    The Amsterdam canals offer picturesque views and are best experienced through a private boat trip with a local guide, especially at sunset.

  • Museumplein

    Museumplein is a square in Amsterdam bordered by major museums like the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, and Stedelijk Museum.

  • NDSM

    NDSM is a former boat factory turned artists' hotspot with street art, cafes, and local initiatives, accessible by free ferry from Central Station.

  • Vondelpark

    Vondelpark, the largest park in Amsterdam, features art pieces, including a Picasso sculpture, and is a popular spot for locals.

  • Haarlem

    Haarlem is a town near Amsterdam with quaint buildings, cobbled streets, and a windmill, accessible by train.

  • Albert Cuyp Market

    Albert Cuyp Market is a street market in Amsterdam where you can eat stroopwafels.

  • Ten Katemarkt

    Ten Katemarkt is a local market in Amsterdam West with local favorites.

  • Foodhallen

    Foodhallen features over 20 international food stalls, offering street food, Michelin star concepts, and vegan choices.

  • Wertheim park

    Wertheim park is the oldest park in Amsterdam.

  • Westerpark

    Westerpark is a park in Amsterdam that is a more local alternative to Vondelpark.

  • Jopenkerk

    Jopenkerk is a former church in Haarlem transformed into a modern brewery and restaurant.

  • De Preal brewery

    De Preal is a brewery tucked away in a side alley of the Red Light District, where you can enjoy local beers.

  • Old Church

    The Old Church is in the Red Light District and is known for its artwork, peace, and silence.

  • cafe 't Mandje

    Cafe 't Mandje is the oldest LGBT-friendly bar in Amsterdam and is worth a visit at night.

  • Hopp

    Hopp is a modern and casual beer garden in Amsterdam East.

  • A'DAM lookout

    A'DAM Lookout, located in Amsterdam North, offers unbeatable views of the city and Europe's highest swing.

  • Red Light District

    The Red Light District in Amsterdam offers a different experience when exploring its side streets and alleys.

  • Rijksmuseum

    The Rijksmuseum is located on Museumplein and is known for Dutch art and history exhibitions.

  • Van Gogh Museum

    The Van Gogh Museum, located on Museumplein, is the world's largest and most visited Van Gogh Museum.

  • Stedelijk Modern Art Museum

    The Stedelijk Modern Art Museum, located on Museumplein, is called 'a giant bathtub' by locals.