Amsterdam Famous Tourist Attractions

Amsterdam, a dream destination is present in the list of every traveler. This delightfully creative and cultural city needs no introduction. Its rich European culture, Artistic architecture, the colorful flower market, over 100 canals, historical museums, adorable coffee shops, cozy bars/cafes and therapeutic shopping provinces, cater to the needs of every traveler. Explore the untouched parts, Chill out in the best possible ways and contemplate the beauty of the city to make best out of your break.

Van Gogh Museum and RijksMuseum:

Amsterdam is a house of the almost 40 museums. The Van Gogh Museum is an art museum, which contain the works and contemporaries of Sir Vicent Van Gogh. Just like the later one, the Rijksmuseum is also dedicated to art and history making it count in one of the most common yet important  Amsterdam Tourist Attractions. From a total collection of 1 million objects, 8000 are kept on display. It is a National museum of the Netherlands.

Van Gogh Museum address: Paulus Potterstraat 7, 1071 CX Amsterdam.RijksMuseum address: Museumstraat 1, 1071 XX Amsterdam.

The Old Church:

Oude Kerk, the Old Church is almost 800-year-old and is the oldest building and oldest parish of Amsterdam built-in 1306. The patron saint of this church was the bishop of Utrecht with Saint Nicholas. Now it is a Calvinist church and its reformation happened in 1578. Located at a hot spot and it is one of the best Amsterdam Tourist Attractions i.e. De Wallen, The Red Light Area of Amsterdam.

The Old Church address: Oudekerksplein 23, 1012 GX Amsterdam.

Royalty:

Earlier the Royal Palace was a Town Hall but now it is used as the King's residence when he comes to the city. Its construction started in 1648. It has a classic look of the exterior and breathtakingly furnished interior. The ancient Rome's architecture is the source of inspiration behind its architecture. The Royal Palace, because of its splendour is one of the Top Tourist Attractions in Amsterdam and is a must to pay a visit.The Royal Palace address: 1012 KB Amsterdam, Netherlands Dam, Amsterdam.

Anne Frank House:

This is a story of German Jewish teenager, Anne Frank, who lived in a small space of this house for a span of over two years with seven other members of her own and an one more family. They were the victims of WWII holocaust. Anne, wrote her diary during the tenure of their hideout and became an international bestseller. The house is better known as a museum where her original diary is kept on display. The Anne Frank House is best known as a Top Tourist Attractions in Amsterdam.

Anne Frank House address: Prinsengracht 263-267, 1016 GV Amsterdam.

The Red Light District:

Europe's largest prostitution center is in Amsterdam. Visitors who travel to Amsterdam already know enough about this place as it is the most famous prostitution spot in the world. Smoking weed and prostitution is legal in Amsterdam. Here the sex workers inside the "kamers" illuminated with red color offer their not so romantic services. For visiting this highly crowded and the most colourful place you can ask for a Free walking tour Amsterdam from your tourist guide.

The Red Light District address: De Wallen, Amsterdam, Netherlands

The Amsterdam Museum:

The Amsterdam Museum is inside the former municipal orphanage constructed in 1414. It consists of many spacious courtyards in which visitors come to know about the constantly changing role of Amsterdam city in the country and in the world. There is also a beautiful on-site café.  The inner courtyards are a great fun and other highlights of the house such as the old shooting gallery. The Amsterdam Museum is a must watch as it finds its count among the top Amsterdam Attractions.

The Amsterdam Museum address: Kalverstraat 92, 1012 PH Amsterdam

The EYE Film Institute:

The EYE Film Institute is another important Amsterdam Attractions for the tourists. The place is a treat for the movies or the film buffs. It houses a vast library in which there is a huge collection of films, some cinemas and great restaurants for you to have a nice dinner time.

The EYE Film Institute address: IJpromenade 1, 1031 KT Amsterdam, Netherlands