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Nestled in the hip A'DAM Tower across from Centraal Station, Sir Adam Hotel offers stylish, music-infused rooms with vibrant nightlife and stunning river views.

Step into the beautifully restored 17th-century haven of Rembrandt, where his artistry and history come alive through immersive exhibits and daily demonstrations.

Nestled by the canals, this charming café serves up delightful Dutch apple pie, coffee, and beer in a cozy, historic setting perfect for savoring leisurely moments.

Cozy eatery in De Pijp featuring smoky delights from a Big Green Egg, serving standout meats and refined dishes in a friendly ambiance.

Oude Kerk, Amsterdam's oldest building, is a captivating blend of gothic architecture and cultural events, offering serene beauty and engaging exhibitions.

Tucked beside the Keizersgracht in a chic 17th-century building, The Dylan is a luxe boutique haven with a Michelin-starred restaurant and vibrant cocktail scene.

Nestled by the Singel Canal, this iconic kiosk serves up buttery herring sandwiches and seafood delights, all dished out by friendly matrons in stripes.

Simple dorms in an unassuming Christian hostel with group activities, a cafe & free breakfast. In a charming, historical townhouse, this low-key, Christian hostel is a minute away on foot from a metro stop, 17 minutes' walk from the Anne Frank House museum and 2 km from the famed Rijksmuseum. Basic, single-sex dorms sleep from 4 to 16 guests, and offer free Wi-Fi, bunk beds and lockers. Gender-segregated bathrooms are shared. Upgraded dorms add en suite facilities. Breakfast is complimentary. Other amenities include a quaint garden, which has a water feature, and a cafe with a games area. There are group activities, bikes for hire, and computers for guests' use.

Bamboo walls line this veteran restaurant serving Indonesian dishes including sharing-plate feasts.

Perched like a futuristic spaceship on the IJ River, the Eye Filmmuseum is a film lover's haven with interactive exhibits and stunning waterfront views.