City walks in Amsterdam
Netherlands
Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands, is one of the most popular cities in Europe. In addition to an incredible density of sights, Amsterdam is also famous for its unique architecture, liberal culture, over 150 canals, the quirky red light district and, of course, the many bicycles and flowers. Numerous city walks in Amsterdam offer you the opportunity to get to know the city in all its facets.
The 10 most beautiful city walks in Amsterdam
Can you explore everything in Amsterdam on foot?
Amsterdam is a fairly compact city and you can explore everything on foot. The city centre is surrounded by concentric canals and includes the Jordaan district. It is Amsterdam's most popular and authentic district and the perfect starting point for exploring Amsterdam on your own.
When walking around the city, don't miss the highlights of the district, such as the Anne Frank House, the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum. There is a hustle and bustle here at all times of the day and night, and there are numerous cafés, restaurants and bars.
You can also take a city tour of Amsterdam by bike, boat or bus. The Amsterdam by Boat and Pedes tour starts and ends at Central Station. On the 16.6 km route, it combines a harbour tour and canal trips with a walk to the most beautiful sights.
On the Amsterdam City Tour, which is just over 10 km long, you can also explore the charming city on your own.
Tour through the city centre of Amsterdam along the most important sights.
How many days should you stay in Amsterdam?
A weekend city tour is actually too short to explore all of Amsterdam. If possible, you should plan four to five days. Then you can visit some of the many museums, galleries and art centres, take part in cultural events and enjoy Amsterdam's nightlife, in addition to an extensive walking tour of the sights, palace, Vondelpark and various districts.
>.The main attractions in Amsterdam:
- Anne Frank House - backstreet hideaway on the Prinsengracht and exciting museum .
- Red Light District - one of the most älent and beautiful parts of the city, famous for the scantily clad ladies sitting in shop windows .
- Canals - the famous canal belt is a system of canals and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, besides classic round trips also special trips are offered.
- Van Gogh Museum - houses the world's largest collection of works by the famous Dutch painter, including more than 200 paintings, 500 drawings and 750 letters .
- Rijksmuseum - the largest and most important museum in the Netherlands, with around 8,000 exhibits, featuring works by painters such as Rembrandt and Vermeer in the Amsterdam Zuid district.
- Albert Cuyp Market in the multicultural neighbourhood of de Pijp - the largest and best-known market in Amsterdam.
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