There’s more to this international business complex than meets the eye, so make the short journey to the Zuidas district and prepare to be pleasantly surprised.

Get up close and personal with the icons of yesterday and today at Amsterdam’s branch of this popular global waxworks museum.

Anne Frank’s world-famous diary chronicles the moving history behind this much-visited Amsterdam landmark.

The work of one of the art world’s most enigmatic geniuses is the focus of this fascinating Amsterdam museum.

View one of the finest collections of Dutch masters in the world alongside priceless treasures from Asia and elsewhere.

Amsterdam’s historic Singel canal provides the picturesque backdrop for one of the city’s most vibrant and sweet-smelling attractions.

From fine dining to fast food, concerts to clubbing, this popular entertainment hub in the heart of the city has something for everyone.

Beer is the star attraction at this exhibition dedicated to Holland’s world-famous export.

You might not be able to afford the real thing, but you can find out all about a girl’s best friend in this fascinating and informative museum.

History and heritage, fun and festivities come together in the beating heart of old and new Amsterdam.

Mingle with the jet set at Amsterdam’s chic and stylish casino, where you don‘t have to be a high roller to have a good time.

The historically important Mint Tower is the centrepiece of this attractive square by the Singel canal.

This infamous area of Amsterdam is steeped in history and offers an alternative view of life in one of Europe’s oldest ports.

This charming, atmospheric square has remained a popular Amsterdam meeting place down through the centuries.

Head to the town’s esplanade for cafés and restaurants with fresh fish, views over the water and shops where you can photograph yourself in traditional costumes.

Visit Amsterdam’s longest and oldest market, surrounded by the cafés and antiques stores of De Pijp. Taste flavors of the Netherlands from Gouda to pickled herring.

Spend a romantic moment or relax with a picnic lunch in the medieval courtyard of the former Béguinage of Amsterdam.

The Gothic church on Dam Square no longer holds services, but is home to exhibits of religious art, culture and artifacts from around the world.

The vast rooms of this regal residence are home to one of the world’s most well-preserved collections of Empire-style furnishings.

Once a camping spot for hippies, the huge monument in Dam Square commemorating those who have fallen in war is now Amsterdam’s center of the annual Remembrance Day.

This green lung in the urban jumble of central Amsterdam is a great place to take some exercise, watch a performance or just chill out with the locals.

De Pijp’s green oasis is the perfect place to relax in the warm sun, picnic with purchases from Albert Cuyp Market and enjoy the colors of Dutch blooms.