Leiden is a university city of canals, about 35 minutes by train from Amsterdam. Rembrandt was bo...
In Alkmaar, 35 minutes by train north of Amsterdam, the cheese market is held every Friday mornin...
The Noordermarkt is the square surrounding the Noorderkerk, in the north of the Jordaan, on the P...
Waterlooplein Market (Waterloopleinmarkt) is held at the foot of the city hall and opera house, i...
On the Funenkade, beside the Nieuwe Vaart canal, the De Gooyer windmill stands on the edge of the...
The Munttoren, or Mint Tower, stands on the Muntplein, where the Amstel meets the Singel, at the ...
The Amsterdam Tulip Museum occupies a canal house at Prinsengracht 116, in the Jordaan, almost op...
The Grachtenmuseum, long known as Het Grachtenhuis ("the Canal House"), tells how Amsterdam grew ...
Nicknamed "the Ship" for its long, narrow shape, Het Schip is a social housing complex built from...
Museum Van Loon, at Keizersgracht 672, is one of the few large houses in the canal ring still fur...
Museum Willet-Holthuysen, at Herengracht 605, takes visitors inside a canal house as it was lived...
The Waag, in the middle of the Nieuwmarkt square, is a former city gate, the Sint-Antoniespoort, ...
