Welcome to Amsterdam, an iconic city where history meets modernity along its sparkling canals. This article guides you through the best addresses in the Venice of the North, revealing the very essence of this metropolis. Whether you're passionate about art, history or food, Amsterdam has unique experiences around every corner. Embark on a captivating exploration through the hidden treasures of this exceptional city.
Our recommended hotels
Conservatorium Hotel
Located in the heart of Amsterdam's prestigious museum district, the Conservatorium Hotel offers a luxurious retreat. Near the Koninklijk Concertgebouw, Rijksmuseum , and Van Gogh Museum, this establishment combines historic architecture and contemporary design.
Each accommodation, adorned with brushed oak parquet flooring and beige furniture, combines elegance and modernity. The spacious bathrooms offer a sumptuous experience with a large rain shower cabin, and a marble bathtub.
The 1 m² Akasha spa offers massages, jacuzzi, hammam, sauna, Watsu swimming pool, and relaxation areas.
For your culinary pleasures, the Conservatorium offers an exceptional gastronomic experience. Led by chef Schilo Van Coevorden, the award-winning Taiko restaurant offers a variety of Asian-inspired dishes. The brasserie-lounge, located under a glass and steel canopy, offers a relaxed atmosphere. An invitation to elegance and relaxation in the heart of Amsterdam.
The Leading Hotel of the World
Built on the remains of a medieval fortress, Hotel De L’Europe Amsterdam offers luxurious accommodation along the Amstel River in the heart of the city.
The rooms and suites combine classic design with modern amenities. Some rooms offer balconies with views of the Amstel and the historic center of Amsterdam, decorated with replicas of Dutch masters in partnership with the Rijksmuseum .
The Spa by Skins Institute, a luxurious wellness center, completes the experience with high-quality body and skin treatments, using exclusively organic ingredients. Saunas, swimming pool, and gym equipped with “technogym” equipment are available.
Situated less than 10 minutes' walk from Dam Square, with the Flower Market 200 meters away and Foam 500 meters away, the hotel enjoys a prime location.
Amsterdam and its museums – A must-visit
This magical city has developed a rich cultural heritage, represented in large part by its many museums. Guided tours of these places present collections rich in history whose value is immeasurable. For a romantic weekend, with friends or family, you will have a great time.
The Anne Frank Museum
Le Anne Frank Museum in Amsterdam is one of the most important and most famous museums in the world. It is located in the house where Anne Frank lived and kept her diary during the Second World War. The museum presents the original house pieces and interactive exhibits about the experience of Anne and other Jews who tried to survive the Nazi occupation. Visitors can also explore the world around Anne through films, photos and excerpts from her writings. A trip to the Anne Frank Museum is a emotional occasion where people can learn about Anne, her family, their tragic individual stories and how they reflect the first stage in the Nazi regime's global expansion. It is a very powerful experience!
The Factory of Lights
La Fabrique des Lumieres is a immersive show breathtaking that fuses art, light and music to create an unforgettable sensory experience. Located in the heart of the city, this innovative attraction offers dynamic artistic projections on huge surfaces, immersing visitors in an ever-changing visual world. The Factory of Lights promises an exceptional artistic adventure in the heart of Amsterdam.
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The Van Gogh Museum
The Van Gogh Museum is a museum devoted entirely to work of Van Gogh and his family.
Hundreds of original works of art can be found here: paintings, letters, personal photos etc… The structure itself refers to an art nouveau style typical of modern Dutch architecture and offers a serene atmosphere conducive to artistic contemplation . This cultural treasure must not be missed!
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