Best places: Tourist attractions in Amsterdam, Netherlands

Museum house where Anne Frank & her family hid from the Nazis in a secret annex, during WWII.

Central public square & popular gathering place since the 17th century, flanked by the Royal Palace.

Zoo park founded in 19th century, with chimps, zebras & elephants, plus aquarium & planetarium.

Interactive science exhibits, experiments & shows in a huge, waterfront, boat-like museum.

Preserved human & animal remains are on display in a range of poses at this anatomy exhibit.

Quaint, picturesque canal-district area featuring vintage & designer boutiques, plus cozy cafes.

Restored, 17th-century house where Rembrandt lived & worked for 20 years, hung with his etchings.

Interactive museum in former storehouse with virtual voyages & a replica 18th-century merchant ship.

Compact botanical gardens, originally planted in 1682, with formal outdoor & greenhouse sections.

Former women's religious community, with houses & a serene courtyard dating to the 14th century.

👍👍 Aluminum Bridge or Bridge 222 (Bridge 222). It was erected in 1896. It was named Aluminum Bridge after 1956, when it was modified with aluminum parts. This is a drawbridge, but it has not worked on this mechanism for a long time. An interesting tourist location. It is well lit in the dark.

A popular historic site, this narrow bridge for pedestrians & cyclists is illuminated at night.

Small museum featuring the history of cheese making & tastings, plus a store with many cheeses.

Self-guided tour of noted Dutch gin museum including a tasting room, plus cocktails in the chic bar.

Museum detailing the WWII Dutch resistance through collections of photos, films & artifacts.

Originally part of the city wall, this tower was rebuilt in 1620 & features a carillon with bells.

Completed in 1675, this grand, light-filled synagoge with elegant chandelier offers an audio guide.

Renowned English-language comedy troupe performing topical sketches, improvisations & songs.

👍👍 Rembrandtplein is a vibrant and iconic square located in the heart of Amsterdam. It’s named after the renowned Dutch painter Rembrandt van Rijn and serves as a popular gathering spot for both locals and tourists alike. The square exudes a lively atmosphere, especially during the evenings when the su...

👍👍 Beautiful place, you can sit or touch anything you want. The staff was super friendly. It costs 8 euros or 5 if your under 26.