Amsterdam

Welcome to Amsterdam, where picturesque canals wind through centuries-old streets, inviting visitors to explore a city alive with culture and history.

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Amsterdam

Welcome to Amsterdam, where enchanting canals weave through historic streets, beckoning visitors to discover a city brimming with cultural treasures. Renowned for its picturesque waterways, Amsterdam offers a blend of old-world charm and modern sophistication. Start your journey at the iconic Anne Frank House, a poignant reminder of history, or delve into the artistry of Vincent van Gogh at the eponymous museum. Take in the grandeur of the Royal Palace on Dam Square and wander through the vibrant blooms of Keukenhof Gardens in spring. For a taste of local life, explore the bustling Jordaan district, known for its quaint cafes and eclectic boutiques. Whether cruising the canals or exploring world-class museums, Amsterdam promises an unforgettable experience at every turn.

Must-Visit Attractions in Amsterdam

Useful Information for Amsterdam

  • Country Dialling Code: +31
  • Amsterdam Dialling Code: 20
  • Amsterdam Emergency Number: 112
  • Currency: The Euro (€)
  • Language: Dutch

5 Fun Facts About Amsterdam

  • The Skinny Bridge: One of Amsterdam's most famous bridges is the ‘Magere Brug’ (Skinny Bridge). Legend says it was built so two wealthy sisters living on opposite sides of the Amstel River could visit each other more easily!
  • Bicycles Everywhere: Amsterdam is famous for its biking culture! It's said it has over 800,000 bikes on the streets which is actually more than the number of residents that live there! The city has a well-established network of bike paths, and cycling is one of the primary ways to get around!
  • Canal City: Amsterdam has over 165 canals which span more than 100 kilometres (60 miles)! The beautiful waterways are part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the city is sometimes called the "Venice of the North."!
  • Floating Houses: With all those canals, it’s no surprise that there are about 2,500 houseboats in Amsterdam. Many people live on these houseboats, making it a unique form of housing in the city.
  • Tallest People in the World: The Dutch are known as the tallest people in the world, and Amsterdam is no exception! On average, Dutch men are about 6 feet (183 cm) tall, and Dutch women are around 5 feet 7 inches (170 cm). They joke it's down to the amount of milk and cheese they eat to make their bones grow strong!