Keith Haring Mural

BAK in Amsterdam serves creative, seasonally-driven Dutch cuisine with local produce, stunning IJ River views, and an impressive French-Italian wine list.

Step into Amsterdam’s majestic 1675 synagogue, a candlelit, electric-free marvel with soaring columns and rich Jewish heritage.

Tucked in a charming redbrick rowhouse, this eclectic B&B offers spacious rooms filled with antiques, a well-stocked kitchen for self-catering, and a warm, homely vibe, all while being just a stroll away from Amsterdam’s vibrant scene.

Tjin's Toko is a vibrant corner market near Albert Cuyp, brimming with global ingredients and delightful Surinamese sandwiches that keep locals coming back.

Nestled in Amsterdam’s red light district, the Prostitution Information Centre offers eye-opening tours and a sex-positive space run by and for sex workers.

Canvas at Volkshotel: a laid-back rooftop spot serving tasty bites and cocktails with killer sunset views and a lively weekend vibe.

At New Draver, dive into nearly 30 years of authentic Surinamese cuisine in a cozy, family-run spot, where every dish bursts with flavor and warmth.

This charming Amsterdam park, honoring Jewish philanthropist Abraham Wertheim, offers peaceful strolls, a poignant memorial, and scenic canal views perfect for picnics.

Spectrum at the Waldorf Astoria fuses global flair with Dutch ingredients in inventive, artful dishes served in a sleek, tranquil setting.

Amsterdam’s tiniest, coziest brown café boasts vintage charm, a local vibe, and a killer beer and whiskey selection in a quirky, jazz-filled nook.