by cdpamerihome
Loved it, tons of things to do. The metro is convenient and the hop on and off busses and boats are a great way to see the city. There is a windmill and Volemdam tour. Fantastic!
Visited: May 31, 2019
by TNTravel
Love this city! had the best steak at Loetje
Visited: Apr 18, 2019
by Tomik
We took boat trip €12 hour thru the canals, impossible to see all 700 bridges, nice architecture ( typical Holland)
Visited: Oct 18, 2019
by katiecosta
We did our own walking tour and we enjoyed Amsterdam. Just to warn you it is really really crowdy. Almost every museum we wanted to visit had at least a three hour waiting line, so do an online booking for the tickets before you visit Amsterdam.
by benaschak
We only saw Amsterdam from the ship as it sailed in early morning. Had an excellent tour guide who explained why the Netherlands is below sea level, how they monitor the water level. We went to the touristy windmills, parking lot was packed with charter buses and the grounds were shoulder to shoulder. We did buy tee shirts & others things, which they had at the airport. We stopped at a quaint little community that had a farmers market with fresh produce, cheeses & other goodies. Beautiful setting. The tour of the Edam cheese farm was informative. Seeing how they make wooden shoes was fascinating. Bought cheeses that were correctly sealed for customs. Highly recommend a visit to the countryside if you want to experience the Netherlands. A country where everyone cycles, travels by boat, or the efficient train. They’re called the cycling capital in Europe.
Visited: May 15, 2019
by krasner1
We enjoyed the included excursion. 2 days are not enough, especially with the 2nd day filled with getting to the airport. (Thank goodness me and m'lady have both visited Amsterdam previously.)
Visited: Jun 27, 2018
by Tammytyler
Watch out for bicyclist..LOL Beautiful city and friendly people. We used hop on hop off bus and boats for 2 days and loved it.
Visited: Sep 01, 2018
by Faye1966
We visited the Anne Frank House. What a sad and moving experience. You don’t need to have read The Diary of Anne Frank to appreciate this. You do, however, need to visit the Anne Frank House website and order your tickets two months in advance. And make sure you are able to climb very steep and narrow steps. This place is not handicapped accessible. After the Anne Frank House we just wandered around the Red Light District and called it an early night.
Visited: Jul 21, 2019
by golfmama
Canal cruise is the way to go. Took advantage of the time to do exploring on our own. Fascinating neighborhoods.
Visited: Aug 30, 2019
by hilaman29
NO, excursion, stayed two nights at the Marriott in the city for the second time, great place to stay. Two canal boat tours, and one bus tour, the Heineken brewery museum was good, the the Amsterdam ICE BAR is a great experience, if you like -9C and drinks :-)
Visited: May 04, 2019
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