Sightseeing in Amsterdam

"Sightseeing in Amsterdam"," It is also one of the largest and most historic cities in Europe. The city is well known by many tourists for its entertainment and culture. This city has a very humble background. The older sections of the city are surrounded by a series of canals. You will not be bored on a trip to Amsterdam. The Rijksmuseum showcases art from the Golden Age. History lovers will want to tour the Anne Frank House, and for classical music lovers there is the world class Concertgebouworkest. Among other things, it is known for its red light district, called de Wallen as well as coffee shops. Aside from the exciting nightlife, there are also the cobbled streets and peaceful canals that are popular with visitors. Dam Square - This is the original site of the Amstel dam and is the hub of the city. The Royal Palace was originally the town hall, and after Louis Napoleon's crowning in 1808 became regal in its own right. Anne Frank's House - This house is close to the Square. Her famous diary is housed here. The most famous pieces of art here are those of Rembrandt. There are also priceless examples of porcelain dolls and doll houses which can be viewed here. Van Gogh Museum - This museum built exclusively for Van Gogh exhibits includes not only many of his finest pieces, but is also home to the largest collection of his work anywhere in the world. Albert Cuypmarkt - This mart offers just about anything you can think of in the way of shopping. There is music everywhere and a huge gay and lesbian crowd gathers in Amsterdam. Vondelpark Summer - Held between June and August, this festival features various forms of entertainment including open air concerts, theatre and cabaret. It is held for three weeks during June. Dutch Clogs - No visit to Holland would be complete without at least trying on a pair of the famous wooden clogs. Try the local erwtensoep as you wet your whistle and quench your thirst. BE ALL YOU CAN BE CLICK HERE