BEST THINGS TO DO IN AMSTERDAM FOR FIRST TIMERS W/ MAP | 20+ Must-Dos, Hidden Gems & More!

The Rijksmuseum is the National Museum of the Netherlands, housing an astounding collection of Dutch art and history.

The Stedelijk Museum is dedicated to modern art and design with bold and interesting installations.

The Van Gogh Museum houses the world's largest collection of Van Gogh's works, including paintings, drawings, and letters.

STRAAT is a street art museum located in the NDSM-Werf neighborhood, featuring large canvases and installation art by artists from around the world.

The Anne Frank House is the building where Anne Frank and her family hid during the Nazi occupation, now a museum displaying the rooms and her diary.

The Jewish Cultural Quarter preserves Jewish culture in Amsterdam with several historically important buildings.

The Red Light District is known for legal prostitution, sex workers in windows, erotic performances, and shops.

Damrak is an avenue just outside Amsterdam Centraal Station known for its dancing houses.

Dam Square is Amsterdam's most famous square and home to the Royal Palace.

The Royal Palace is located on Dam Square and is a notable building to visit.

Jordaan is one of Amsterdam's prettiest neighborhoods, featuring cute cafes, restaurants, boutique shops, hotels and homes lining canals.

The Skinny Bridge is a famous picturesque wooden bridge that is lit up at night.

The NEMO Science Museum has a rooftop terrace with a view of the city.

The OBA library offers a rooftop view of the city.

A'DAM Lookout has a viewing platform, swing ride, revolving restaurant and a cocktail bar.

The DoubleTree by Hilton Sky Lounge is a rooftop bar perfect for enjoying cocktails and snacks while watching the sunset.

On Amsterdam Singel canal is a stretch of flower stalls that are all located on floating platforms on the the water, the only floating market of its kind.

The Begijnhof is a courtyard with gardens and churches, a place to escape the crowds.

The Houseboat Museum is a houseboat that you can go into to have a look around.

The Portuguese Synagogue is located in the Jewish Cultural Quarter.

The Jewish Historical Museum is located in the Jewish Cultural Quarter.

De Pjip is a multicultural and bohemian neighborhood with cafes, restaurants, coffee shops, and bars.

Albert Cuyp Markt is the largest daily market in Europe, with fresh local treats.

Amsterdam Noord is a neighborhood directly across the river from Amsterdam Centraal Station, reachable by a free ferry.

A'DAMToren features a viewing platform, thrilling swing ride, revolving restaurant, cool cocktail bar, hotel, underground nightclub, and a fun burger joint.

The Eye Film Museum is interesting if you're interested in the history of film.

This Is Holland is a 5D flight simulator experience that virtually visits places in the Netherlands.

The NDSM-Werf neighborhood is home to the STRAAT street art museum and other artsy attractions.

Vondelpark is the largest and most popular park in Amsterdam with biking and walking paths and open spaces.

Vondelpark is not far from the Museumplein.

The Heineken Experience is a tour of the original Heineken Brewery.

Madame Tussauds is a tourist attraction.

Ripley's Believe It or Not is a tourist attraction.

Amsterdam Dungeon is a tourist attraction.

Amsterdam Centraal Station is where Damrak is located.

There's a branch of the Rijksmuseum at the Amsterdam Schiphol Airport.

Amsterdam to Keukenhof day trip guide.