Explore unusual things to do in Amsterdam: we reveal the secret places to visit, quirky sights to see, cool neighbourhoods to try, and guides to making the most of Amsterdam all year round. It’s your must-read guide to Amsterdam, for visitors and locals alike.
ARTIS Planetarium in Amsterdam is a place to marvel at the stars. Accessible and engaging, it’s a hub for everyone to enjoy astronomy. There you can see the planets projected expertly to learn and enjoy. What make...
August in Amsterdam is a time of vibrant festivals, sunny days, and lively street scenes. Whether you’re exploring the city’s iconic canals or enjoying a live event, there’s something for everyone. Div...
Pride 2024 is coming to Amsterdam on July 26. And if you still haven’t organized your own Pride at home, here is a rainbow cake recipe full of colors and sweet flavors that should delight your guests. And if these...
Paal 69 in Zandvoort is a peaceful pavilion located on the golden South Beach. Set on a sandy oasis, this outdoor haven is situated between the Amsterdam dunes and the North Sea. It…...
Concealed behind a row of houses is one of Amsterdam’s most important buildings. Rode Hoed sits by the Keizersgracht, a beautiful canal in Amsterdam, and you’ll recognise it by the red hat (rode hoed) on the front of th...
A’DAM LOOKOUT offers a unique experience far beyond a typical observation deck. Located atop the iconic A’DAM Tower, it provides visitors with an unparalleled 360-degree panoramic view of Amsterdam and its surroun...
The preparations for Amsterdam Pride 2024 are underway with the selection of six new Pride Ambassadors and an exciting lineup of events. Emphasizing the TOGETHER theme, this year’s celebration highlights accessibility,...
Ready for a free-as-air bike adventure with your hair blowing in the wind? Prepared to cycle thousands of kilometres across Europe, criss-crossing in every direction? Well then, you’re going to love the EuroVelo t...
If you love street markets that pulse with local culture, Amsterdam is your playground. Indeed, the Dutch capital hosts a tapestry of markets offering everything from fresh produce and vintage finds to artisanal treats...
Every year on July 1, Amsterdam comes together to commemorate Keti Koti, a festival that celebrates the abolition of slavery. This poignant day marks the moment when the last enslaved people were freed, in 1873. It̵...