Bike along the canals, visit the Van Gogh Museum, wander the Jordaan district, cruise the canals, and soak in the vibrant vibe of the De Pijp neighborhood 🚲✨ Spending 5 days in Amsterdam will be filled with great food, friendly locals, rich history in museums, and more!
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This café specializes in ethical practices... Make sure to snag a delicious sourdough croissant!
Make sure to visit these iconic canals: Herengracht, the “Lords’ Canal” Keizersgracht, the “Emperor’s Canal” Prinsengracht, the “Prince’s Canal” Reguliersgracht and its series of bridges Brouwersgracht, the “Brewers’ Canal.”
Sit canal-side or on the balcony for a relaxing lunch or early-day cocktail at this café. They're famous for their yummy fries.
This place has a Michelin star so you know it's going to be a wait... but well worth it! Book a reservation ahead of time.
Dive into Dutch history at the Rijksmuseum. It will take you around 4 to 5 hours to explore all the galleries, so block out enough time to soak it all up.
Oysters, halibut, and yes, the octopus salad are the local favorites at this restaurant.
A former milk factory in the middle of Amsterdam that has been transformed into a legendary concert hall. With a broad selection of upcoming and established artists and bands, this place hosts shows for everyone!
Located in Hotel Jakarta, make sure to try one of their delicious cakes. You can enter through the lobby or their sidewalk facing door.
Take this guided tour through Amsterdam for a history-filled activity that is masterfully recounted by guides.
Turn back time to WWII with a visit to Anne Frank's house where her diary was written. Tickets for this need to be booked out at least a week in advance.
Ride in a historic ship along the famed Amsterdam canals as you soak up the history of the city over beverages. Snap lots of photos along the ride!
The swing at this lookout is not for the faint of heart... From the Skydeck, you get an incredible 360-degree view of Amsterdam.
Try the "psychedelic cauliflower." It is amazing. Great cocktails too!
Make sure you do the tea ceremony! The decor is state-of-the-art too.
If you didn't get tickets in advance to the Rijksmuseum or Van Gogh Museum, the Stedelijk Museum is a great option for those looking to do an attraction on the fly.
If you like wine and food pairings, this is the spot for you. Everything is crafted and selected to go together.
Spend some time in the great outdoors at this city park. You can rent in-line skates and protective gear at the southern terrace in Vondelpark. Once you finish skating, have a casual meal at the rink!
"The cuyp" is the most popular outdoor market in the Netherlands. It's been open since 1906. Located in the heart of the De Pijp district, it's an area filled with shops, cafés, restaurants, and cozy bars. Make sure to check out the Badcuyp Jazz Venue as well.
Explore the artwork and life of famous artist Van Gogh at this museum dedicated to him. Make sure to book tickets for this well in advance.
A great spot for a midday cheese plate and glass of wine. Give the truffle brie a shot with some warm French bread.