- 1city / town
262 votes
Bicycles, waterways and bohemians. Europe’s "sin city" is more than advertised. Sure, the hash bar...
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- 3sight
2 votes
The 22 m high obelisk that was officially unveiled in 1956 is a memorial to the victims of the Ge...
- 4sight
12 votes
A department store with a rich tradition on the Dam. The most famous department-store chain in the...
- 5museum / gallery
12 votes
Anyone who has always harboured a desire to stand next to Rembrandt, Kylie Minogue or the Dutch c...
- 6sight
14 votes
On completion in 1631 the Westerkerk was the world's biggest Protestant church. Even more famous ...
- 7museum / gallery
77 votes
The diarist's hiding place. During the period of German occupation of Amsterdam, Anne Frank and he...
- 8sight
16 votes
An oasis of tranquility in the city centre. Built as a convent for lay sisters in the year 1346, f...
- 9sight
24 votes
The Bloemenmarkt is the world's only floating flower market. Founded in 1862, it is sited in Amst...
- 10sight
92 votes
The water ditches dug during the years 1612 to 1663, characterise the image of the city until tod...
- 11sight
17 votes
The most well-known square, centre of city life. It is more likely that a visitor leaves Amsterda...
- 12park / zoo
64 votes
The park, which has a highly festive air, is a meeting place for strollers, skaters, dog owners a...
- 13museum / gallery
107 votes
Here one can see the world's biggest collection of works by the creator of the "Sunflowers". The s...
- 14museum / gallery
41 votes
Masterpieces from Rembrandt to Vermeer. The Rijksmuseum contains the most comprehensive collection...
- 15theater / opera
3 votes
One of the most famous orchestras, not least because of the legendary acoustics of the concert hall.
- 16sight
27 votes
Dam Square, on which the royal city residence is situated, has great symbolic importance and, tog...
- 17neighborhood
21 votes
A Fo-Kuang-Shan shrine: a candy-coloured shrine in Chinatown. The commercial heart of the Chinese ...
- 18sight
5 votes
A unique city fortification which works by controlling the waters. Extending 135 km around the cit...
- 19sight
5 votes
A statue of Rembrandt was put up on the former butter market in 1876, resulting in the square bei...
- 20sight
14 votes
The former poor working class quarter has been going through astounding transformations over the ...
- 21sight
15 votes
Surrounded by longstanding pubs such as the Café Luxembourg, Café Hoppe and Zwart, as well as tre...
- 22museum / gallery
35 votes
Although beer is no longer brewed at the 135-year-old Heineken brewery at Stadhouderskade, you ca...
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- 24sight
7 votes
Amsterdam was once a hotbed of diamond cutting. This branch of industry became less significant a...
- 25sight
11 votes
The Magere Brug or "Skinny Bridge" in the center of Amsterdam, connects the opposite banks of Riv...
- 26sight
3 votes
The coin tower, built in 1620, is situated at the confluence of the Singel and Amstel and was ori...
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- 28sight
2 votes
At the beginning of the 1990s, the focus of the city's planners fell on the harbour islands to th...
- 29sight
3 votes
Anybody wishing to get away from the city and experience Dutch village life without having to tra...
- 30sight
2 votes
Anybody coming from Sint Antoniesbreestraat through the gate featuring the morbid skull sculpture...
- 31park / zoo
3 votes
The garden is equipped for times to come with a futuristic greenhouse, a subtropical, desert and ...
- 32sight
2 votes
This apartment block, which was designed by the architect Michel de Klerk in 1919, owes its name ...
- 33sight
1 votes
A small park with a strange, Asian-style monument in its centre. It was modelled on a landscaped ...
- 34sight
1 votes
The renovated church consecrated to the patron saint of the city, Saint Nicolas rises up opposite...
- 35sight
0 votes
The wooden Amstelkerk was originally intended to be provisional, to be replaced later by a church...
- 36sight
1 votes
Most beautiful church (1870-80) by the architect Petrus Cuypers, named after the poet/writer Joos...
- 37sight
1 votes
The building acquired its classical facade in 1681. It visibly fell into a state of disrepair dur...
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- 39sight
0 votes
The Oosterkerk ("eastern church") is a 17th-Century Protestant church in Amsterdam, The Netherlan...
- 40cinema
9 votes
Even Queen Beatrix pays the occasional visit to Amsterdam's Expressionist-style cinema, built whe...
- 41
- 42sight
0 votes
This defensive tower was erected in the early 16th century at the corner between "Waalseilandsgra...
- 43sight
1 votes
The centre of "Nieuwmarkt" is home to the oldest secular building in Amsterdam: the former city w...
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