The oldest part of Amsterdam, known for its red-light district, narrow streets, neon lights, and historic buildings. Besides the window prostitution, you also find trendy bars, art galleries, and charming canals here.

Built in 1306, in the middle of the Red Light District. The oldest church in Amsterdam with an impressive Gothic interior. Nowadays also used for modern art installations and exhibitions.

Museum about the maritime history of the Netherlands. You will find maps, ship models, and a VOC ship that you can board. Fun for adults and children.

Interactive science museum in a striking green building (designed by Renzo Piano). Here you can conduct experiments, touch installations, and enjoy the view over the city from the rooftop terrace.

HeThe chicest part of the Herengracht. This is where the richest Amsterdammers lived in the 17th century. You can still see impressive canal houses with classic facades and deep gardens.

Romantic white wooden drawbridge over the Amstel. The bridge is a classic in many films and is beautifully illuminated in the evenings.