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The hop on-hop off bus tour enables you to create your own sightseeing itinerary, whilst taking you around a set route, showing you the most beautiful streets of amsterdam, city parks and markets.

Opened in 1885, the Rijksmuseum is home to the country's largest art and artefacts collection, including 40 Rembrandts and four Vermeers. Wander around Rijksmuseum and discover 800 years of Dutch art and history, spanning the Middle Ages to modern day across four floors of paintings, drawings, photography, jewellery design and fashion.

Come and learn about Heineken's heritage, brewing process, innovations and sponsorships, as Amsterdam is Heinekens place of birth its no surprise that it is one of the city's most popular tourist attractions, with over 500,000 visitors annually. End your tour with 2 free glasses of Heineken.

Starting with a 20-minute drive to the windmill village of Zaanse Schans, this outdoor conservation area is situated on the banks of the River Zaan and is home to original 18th and 19th century architecture, including several still-functioning windmills and wooden houses. Watch live demonstrations of craftsmen at work, including a clog maker crafting the famous wooden shoes of the Netherlands. Enjoy free time to explore the village and visit a windmill before travelling through picturesque Polder-landscapes (reclaimed land from the water).

Get a feel for Dutch life from the inside with a visit to the impresive Museum Van Loon - an intimate and educational museum, housed inside an impressive nobleman's home. In 1602, Willem van Loon co-founded the Dutch East-India Company and in the centuries that followed, the family played an important role in trade, business, government and social life of Amsterdam.

Offering the best views of the city,head up to 360° sky deck a the A’DAM Lookout. An observation offering unrivalled panoramic views of Amsterdam, you can see the whole city fromits historic centre and bustling port to the beautiful Dutch polder landscape and UNESCO World Heritage listed canals.

Learn about the story of Amsterdam and how it has developed into the place we know and love today. Through exhibitions, guided tours, maps and a large number of masterpieces found in the gallery, it's a great day out for the whole family.

Situated in the beautiful location canal side, housed in a 17th-century house at Herengracht you'll find the Dutch Costume Museum. It presents all the Dutch traditional costumes, history, fashion, design and heritage, all-in-one place. Come and discover the worldwide influences in the costumes brought by the Dutch East India Company in the 17th century.

Experience the 17th Century interiors of the Portuguese Synagogue, which is illuminated by hundreds of candles whilst you travel back in time to Amsterdams Golden Age, discover the history and culture of the Netherlands in the Jewish Historical Museum, which also homes the interactive Children's Museum. Finally visit the National Holocaust Museum which was located in the former theatre called Hollandsche Schouwburg, the memorial site now presents a wall of names commemorating the Jewish victims - learn about the Holocaust through ever-changing exhibitions and events.