Fun Fact
Amsterdam stands on 11 million wooden poles. You read correctly, the clay ground of this city is supported through the engineering of millions of wooden poles lifting the land above water.
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What is Amsterdam known for?
A 3-hour gratuity-based walking tour of Amsterdam led by locals and historians. We have found that starting our trip with one of these tours is a great way to learn about the history & culture of a new city. These tours provide a helpful understanding of the city layout by foot while you take note of attractions to visit throughout the remainder of your stay. Some of the highlights from our tour included the hidden canals, Jewish Quarter, Anne Frank House, and learning about the Dutch bike culture.
Ticket: Free with optional gratuity
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Dedicated to the Jewish wartime diarist, Anne Frank, this museum is an eye-opening experience. This 17th century canal house preserves the hiding place of Anne Frank and her family during the holocaust. With an exhibition of the life of Anne Frank, as well as, information regarding persecution and discrimination during the holocaust, this popular Netherlands museum will certainly provide a thought-provoking experience.
Ticket: €14 / person
