What to See in Amsterdam in 3 Days
Amsterdam, the capital of Netherlands is famous for its beautiful canals, rich history and a cultural lifestyle.
Should you have three days to explore in this heavenly city, here is a guide of things to see and do to optimize your trip.
Day 1: Exploring the Historic Center
Begin your first day visiting the old town of Amsterdam. This region is best seen on foot or in rented bicycle.
whch is one of the most favourite mode of transport in the city.
1. Dam Square
Start your day at Dam Square the centre of Amsterdam. Here is your location, you can see the iconic attractions such as Royal Palace,
the National Monument, and the Nieuwe Kerk (New Church). Cross some time to port the grand architecture and
historical significance of these buildings.
2. Anne Frank House
Not visiting the Anne Frank House during a trip to Amsterdam would be a waste of time. This museum is dedicated to telling the story of Anne Frank,
a Jewish girl who sheltered from the Nazis during WWII. Walk around the rooms where she lived and penned her diary.
3. Canal Cruise
After that take a canal boat tour to the see Amsterdam’s canals. See the views as you go with the
explore the canals and get a history of the city with a knowledge guide. This spins the city in a completely different way.
Day 2: Art and Culture
On your second day get an insight into Amsterdam’s lively art and culture.
1. Rijksmuseum
Visit The Rijksmuseum to see a myriad of Netherlands art and history. Marvel at famous masterpieces
like Rembrandt’s ‘the Night Watch’ and Vermeer’s ‘The Milkmaid’.
2. Van Gogh Museum
Then, the Van Gogh Museum is open to us, alternatively dedicated to the creative works of the Dutchman, Vincent van Gogh. Admire his
view some of the famous self-portraits and discover his life and artistic path.
3. Vondelpark
Follow that morning spent indoors with a trip to Vondelpark, Amsterdam’s most popular park. Wander around slowly or have
picnic on the lush green lawns. If you visit during the summer, you will possibly even come across a free outdoor concert at the
park’s open-air theater.
Day 3: Beyond the City Center
On the last day travel to outskirts of the city for some off the track attractions.
1. Jordaan District
Begin your day in the fashionable Jordaan district. This neighborhood is famous for its small and quaint
cafés, and boutique shops. Adjust into the pretty neighborhoods and immerse ourselves in amid atmosphere.
2. Anne Frank Statue
Do not miss the Anne Frank Statue, placed in the Westerkerk courtyard during your visit to the Jordaan district. It serves as a
a kiq to Anne Fried and ar Reminder offf the Citv’s past.
3. Amsterdam Noord
Make a quick ferry trip to Amsterdam Noord, an old industrial site turned artists’ colony. Visit the Eye Filmmuseum,
both classic and modern films at Prokino and wander around the lively street art scene.
Closing Thoughts
Amsterdam has a wide selection of activities and places to visit for every visitor. This guide offers you a beginning
If they recommend point, don’t be afraid to branch out from their suggestions and find your own secrets on your own. Remember to also sample
many other traditional Dutch food and drinks like, stroopwafels and bitterballen, to complete your Amsterdam experience.
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