Welcome to Amsterdam, the attractive capital of the Netherlands, where ancient canals, cultural riches, and a lively atmosphere collide to form a cityscape embellished with famous architecture and creative legacy.

Amsterdam is famed for its cultural tradition, huge canal system, and ancient architecture, and it smoothly integrates its Golden Age past with a dynamic and varied current.
The Anne Frank House, the Van Gogh Museum, and the historic Canal Ring are all well-known sites.

Bicycle Traffic: Be cautious when navigating the city, since bicycles take precedence.

Pickpocketing: Be cautious, especially in tourist areas.

• Rijksmuseum: Visit this world-renowned museum to learn about Dutch art and history.
• The Anne Frank residence is a historic residence and museum dedicated to the life of Anne Frank.
• Canal Cruises: Take a canal boat cruise for a scenic perspective of the city.

• Euro (EUR) is the currency.
• Dutch is the official language, however English is commonly spoken.
• Amsterdam is regarded for being one of the most bicycle-friendly cities in the world.

• Accommodation options range from low-cost hostels to upscale boutique hotels.
• Street Food: Look for economical and variety street food at local markets.
• Trams and buses provide convenient public travel.

• The Van Gogh Museum has a large collection of Van Gogh’s masterpieces.
• Jordaan District: Explore this lovely neighbourhood filled with retailers and cafés.
• The Red Light District is a distinctive and historic neighbourhood.

Mild weather and blossoming flowers in the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November). King’s Day (April 27): Join in the fun on this national holiday.

• Rent a bike and explore the city like a resident.
• Trams, buses and the metro are all efficient modes of transportation.
• Walking: In the tiny city centre, several attractions are within walking distance.

• Comfortable walking and cycling shoes.
• Clothing for the Weather: Layers for changing temperatures.
• A power adaptor for European outlets is required.

Most EU people, as well as those from the United States, Canada, Australia, and many other countries, can visit the Netherlands without a visa for up to 90 days. Check the official website of the Dutch embassy for a list of countries that require a visa before to travel as well as the most recent visa requirements based on your nationality.