Amsterdam Amsterdam is possibly one of the most laid-back and welcoming cities in the world. With 165 picturesque canals encircling the city.

Amsterdam is possibly one of the most laid-back and welcoming cities in the world. Where cyclists have right of way, hiring a bike and cycling is a relaxing and enjoyable way to get around and explore this attractive city. With 165 picturesque canals encircling the city, catch the hop-on hop-off canal boat to see Amsterdam from a different perspective. Admire the quaint canal houses that line the canals of this unique and historic district.

An art-lovers paradise, the largest collection of paintings, drawings and letters by intriguing artist Vincent Van Gogh can be found in the Van Gogh Museum. Visit Rijksmuseum with its huge collection of art and artefacts featuring no less than 40 of Rembrandts famous works. For fans of modern art there’s the Stedelijk Museum.

No trip to Amsterdam is complete without a visit to the fascinating Anne Frank Museum. Explore the home where the famous diarist hid out with her family for two years during World War II. Visit Rembrandt’s House – the beautiful home where the famous artist lived and worked for nearly 20 years.

Do as the locals do and pull up a patch of grass in Amsterdam’s sprawling Vondelpark. On a sunny day the park is bustling and great for a spot of people-watching. At night the city surges to life with a thriving club and live-music scene. Dine in one of Amsterdam’s 12 Michelin-rated restaurants. Curiosity gets the better of many a tourist who is drawn to wander the streets of the luridly mysterious red-light district. For something a little more cultured, there’s an abundance of choice – from theatre to opera, dance and ballet.