Welcome to Amsterdam in this video you will see some of the best places to see in this city thanks for watching.
Amsterdam capital of The Netherlands and known worldwide for its libertarian ways is a fascinating
city to visit. Amsterdam Central Station is the hub of the city and is one of the most
beautiful train stations in the world. Either if you don’t arrive here by train you will
most likely end up here to catch the local ferry or buses to go around the city.
A good place to start your tour is by visiting Rijksmuseum which is the Dutch National Museum.
In front of it is the ever so popular I am Amsterdam sign, forget about the perfect picture
of you sitting in top of the letters all by yourself as you will be fighting with the
dozens of selfie sticks just to get a good shot. A few meters from it you will also find
the modern Van Gogh & Stedejic Museum
The 17th century was a big era for Amsterdam and the city was known as the wealthiest city
in the world. You can see this by the great architecture on buildings such as the royal
palace built during this period.
Dam is one of the largest town squares in Amsterdam. This is a perfect place to just
chill for a minute, watch people and take in the beautiful buildings surrounding the
square
Amsterdam is a beautiful city with a very unique vibe. Most people are very relaxed and friendly, the
bicycle culture, the colonial buildings along the canals make this one of the top tourist
destinations not only in Europe but the world.
One of Amsterdam’s most famous attraction is the ever so popular Red Light District.
It is completely different to what you might imagine, Yes there are cafes that will legally
sell you weed if thats your thing and yes you can also see the prostitutes on display
if you look for them, but this part of the city is just as clean and open as any other.
Take a walk around and decide for yourself if you think their policy is right or not.
Amsterdam has more than one hundred kilometer of canals. About 90 islands and 1,500 bridges.
The 17th century canal ring is a Unesco World heritage site. Because of this no trip to
Amsterdam will be complete without going on a canal tour. There are many operators and
you can find a multilingual 1 hour tour for around 12 euros. This is a great way to see
most of the city from the water.
Another popular attraction of the city is the Heineken Experience. Come and see for
yourself why the local Amsterdam beer is one of the biggest brands in the world.