Explore Amsterdam

Amsterdam Travel Guide
Amsterdam is the capital of the Netherlands, and one of the most popular tourist destinations in all of Europe. The city is well-known for its past, the elaborate canal system and the architecture of their iconic, narrow houses. Amsterdam offers way more than just cheap thrills! You can wander the sidewalks (by foot, or more popularly, by bike) and explore the Old Centre, Red Light, Dam Square, Grachtengordel and Museum districts. Language: Dutch (Hello – Hallo) Currency: € Euro Weather: The Netherlands has a moderate climate with warm summers and relatively mild winters. Spring and summer bring longer and warmer days with light sometimes until 10:30pm and day time temperatures up to 30°c. Winter can be quite cold with icy winds from the North Pole, snow common in January and temperatures dropping to -5°c some days. Places to Visit:
  • o Rijksmuseum
  • o Anne Frank Huis
  • o Van Gogh Museum
  • o Vondelpark
  • o Museum het Rembrandthuis
  • o Hermitage Amsterdam
  • o De Hallen
  • o Verzetsmuseum
  • o Stedelijk Museum
  • o Royal Palace
How to Reach Air: All major European airlines and several smaller ones offer flights to and from Amsterdam. Being the capital of Netherlands and an extremely popular European destination, Amsterdam has flight connectivity from the Americas, the Middle East, Asia and several African countries as well. Train: Rail services are very popular all across Europe. They are considered to be the most convenient modes of transport, not taking too much time and also providing a cheaper alternative to air travels. Direct trains from cities like Paris, Berlin, Brussels, London, Manchester, and almost all other European cities are available. Road: Renting cars in Europe is another popular way of getting around, especially if you plan to cover multiple cities. The roads all across Europe are a joy to behold. Routes and connectivity between Amsterdam and other cities is very well established, just like routes taken by buses.
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