Si può ammirare la più completa collezione di Van Gogh, inclusi quadri, disegni e lettere. Il museo ha anche un'ampia collezione di opere di alcuni contemporanei di Van Gogh e suoi amici, tra cui Gauguin e Touluse-Lautrec, ma anche di artisti più antichi che Van Gogh ammirava, inclusi Léon L hermitte e Jean-François Millet. Il museo organizza regolarmente mostre esibendo meraviglie dell'arte della fine dell'Ottocento.

Anna Frank e la sua famiglia si nascosero qui il 6 luglio del 1942 e vissero isolati per due anni. L'occupazione tedesca buttò via tutti i mobili quando gli abitanti vennero scoperti nel 1944. Però, film e altri documenti, incluso il diario di Anna, forniscono bene l'idea di come dovesse essere la vita. Il Museo aprì il 3 maggio del 1960 e negli anni Ottanta venne costruito un enorme centro per i visitatori.

Rijksmuseum, also known as the National Museum, is considered a true national treasure. It features a vast collection of artworks and historic artifacts from the Middle Ages to contemporary times, creating a veritable range of cultural riches. Its exhibits include the paintings of Rembrandt, Vermeer, Frans Hals and Jan Steen from the country's 17th-century Golden Age. Rembrandt's Night Watch is the museum's centerpiece. Visitors will also find works from the Middle Ages and the 18th and 19th Centuries, superb collections of silver and Delftware ceramics, old doll houses, and fantastic examples of Asian art. After undergoing renovation, the museum's 1885 Renaissance Revival building was diligently restored and revamped to accommodate modern infrastructure. The museum building itself is a masterpiece of art and architecture, designed by Pierre Cuypers and ornamented with sculptures, paintings, tile tableaus, and stained glass that allude to the nation's rich history.

Il Museo Stdeelijk vanta una ampia collezione di arte moderna che include sculture, quadri, poster e i nuovi mezzi, la maggior parte creata a partire del 1945. Mondrian, Malevich, Picasso, De Koonining e Rietveld sono tutti presenti. Giovani artisti sono esposti insieme ad ampie retrospettive di acclamati artisti. Vengono offerte visite guidate in diverse lingue che devono essere richieste con due settimane di anticipo.

The Amsterdam Museum is nestled in a 14th-century building that originally operated as an orphanage. Through its artworks, maps and models, this museum illustrates the cultural expansion of Amsterdam through seven centuries. The Civic Guard Gallery is among its most popular features, replete with historic group portraits dating back as far as the 16th Century. Do not miss their exhibits such as The Little Orphanage and Amsterdam DNA. Visitors can also enjoy a cup of piping hot coffee at the Café Mokum or shop for memorabilia at the museum shop on site.

Nel 1864 Gerard Adriaan Heineken comprò la birreria De Hooiberg (il pagliaio) a Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal. Questa acquisizione segnò la nascita di una delle fabbriche di birra più famose al mondo. Nel 1868 la compagnia iniziò la costruzione della Birreria Heineken che si trovava a Stadhouderskade. Dal 1988 è stata chiusa. Oggi funziona come museo della compagnia e centro congressi. Mostra la storia delle birrerie Heineken, le stalle dei cavalli, un pub, la antica fabbrica di rame, un cinema e ospita le esposizioni.

Questa grande oasi verde venne creata nella seconda metà del XIX secolo e prese il nome dal poeta Joost van den Vondel (1587-1679) la cui statua venne deposta nel 1867. Oggi il Vondelpark, uno dei luoghi più visitati della città, è il posto perfetto dove i cittadini vengono a riposarsi dal caos della città. Si può venire a pattinare, far giocare i bambini eni grande spazio gioco o prendersi una tazza di caffè su una delle quattro terrazze.

One of the city's oldest neighborhoods, the Jordaan traces its roots to the 17th Century as an area built for the working class. The neighborhood has since transformed into an upscale quarter. Today, the Jordaan is a harmonious blend of the old and new, with charming historical courtyards, stellar art galleries, and great dining options. Of particular interest are the weekly markets held at Noordermarkt, Lindengracht and Westerstraat, the Jordaan Museum, and the Westerkerk with its lofty bell tower. Over the years, the neighborhood's diverse makeup has also given rise to a distinctive musical style that is still celebrated through performances at Jordaan's many bars and cafes. Down the streets and along the canals of Jordaan, quaint historic homes and contemporary attractions vie for the attention of passersby.

The Red Light District, or De Wallen as it is called in Dutch, is one of Amsterdam's oldest neighborhoods. The area, which operates at all hours, is at its most vibrant at night. Red lights line the windows facing the canal and the streets surrounding the red-light district also offer shopping and theaters, as well as a museum devoted to erotica. This district has gained global recognition over the years owing to legalized prostitution and the sale of cannabis. As a result, one may find a bevy of shops here that cater to these themes, including sex shops, coffee shops offering cannabis, peep show theaters, and more.

Grachtengordel, also known as the Amsterdam Canal District, is one of Amsterdam's cultural hubs. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, this district comprises four principal canals, namely the Singel, the Herengracht, the Keizersgracht, and the Prinsengracht canals, a historic network that dates back to the 17th Century. This neighborhood is also noteworthy for its impeccable urban planning, which has endured for centuries. A major landmark situated in this area is the Anne Frank House, which is a museum commemorating the Jewish writer Anne Frank.