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Trip.Best Popular Best Things to Do in Netherlands [2024]
Explore the best things to do in Netherlands! Uncover top activities and experiences for an unforgettable visit.
Updated Oct 2024
- 104.8/51242 ReviewFrom112.6
based on 65373 reviews"Whatever the case, Van Gogh's true deeds are absolutely worth it. The warmth and the flow of many color levels in the picture are very moving, especially when he walks to the flower of his newborn nephew, the blooming and blessing of life in the painting overflows into the space inside and outside the painting. Though the hope of life flashes, it is sincere and true."Amsterdam.Museum Quarter1.6 km from downtown Amsterdam
Featured in 2024 Global 100 - Best Things to DoHighlights: Over 200 works by Vincent van Gogh | Over 900 letters written by & sent to Vincent van GoghShow Less - 9.54.7/5567 ReviewFrom105.65based on 48040 reviews"Very good, a lot of famous people's real art, the most impressive is the night tour of the painting, all textbooks and textbooks, I am very happy to see the real art, I have been shopping for three hours, if you have time to visit a day in it"Amsterdam.Museum Quarter1.3 km from downtown AmsterdamHighlights: • A large collection of well-known art treasures, including masterpieces by many well-known masters• Retaining the architectural style of the 19th century, the brick-red walls are all decorated with images of Dutch history and art• The vaulted roof of the renovated museum atrium hall is made of glass, and the floor is paved with Portuguese stone floor tiles. Natural light penetrates the entire hall, which is spacious and bright.△ The building where the museum is located was planned and designed by the designer of Amsterdam Railway Station. It was opened to the public in 1885 and is one of the oldest museums in Europe.△ Go up the escalator and enter the viewing corridor. The corridor is composed of arched brick walls and large floor-to-ceiling windows. You can enjoy the panoramic view of the atrium hall. The library on the same floor as the corridor is not to be missed. The history of the library can be traced back to the 19th century. The spiral staircase is very unique and is also known as one of the ten libraries with beautiful scenery in the world.Show Less
- 8.84.7/5592 ReviewFree"went a while back but i could walk around the canals all day long. nice to sit at a cafe along the canal and take jn the views and watch the day go by."Amsterdam.Canal Belt488m from downtown AmsterdamNo.2 of Night Attractions in Netherlands
- 8.84.6/5217 ReviewFrom54.19based on 10469 reviews"Beautiful canal where you see many bikes around,also bars, restaurants and small boats.It's a nice place to take pictures."Amsterdam.Oude Centrum915m from downtown AmsterdamHighlights: The Dutch capital is undeniably gorgeous – but during a canal cruise you can see the city in a whole different light. During your Amsterdam canal cruise you’ll see the beautiful facades of stately canal houses gliding past you … and look! There’s the Westerkerk and the Anne Frank House! And did you see those gorgeous houseboats? Amsterdam’s canals are a total must-see. Amsterdam’s canal ring is so gorgeous, it’s UNESCO World Heritage! Book your ticket for an Amsterdam canal tour now and let the city enchant you! We’ve got canal cruises in Amsterdam for both young and old; truly everyone can enjoy a canal tour in this amazing city.Show Less
- 8.74.6/5228 ReviewFrom58.7
based on 3534 reviews"Visited the Royal Palace in Amsterdam today, and it was truly impressive! The grandeur of the interiors, with their marble floors and magnificent chandeliers, is breathtaking. The historical significance of the palace is palpable as you wander through the rooms once used by Dutch royalty. The detailed art and ornate decorations make every corner fascinating. It’s a wonderful glimpse into Dutch history and a highlight of my trip to Amsterdam!"Amsterdam.Oude Centrum419m from downtown AmsterdamHighlights: • The palace with gorgeous interiors opens 17 halls, rooms and galleries to the public.• About 2,000 pieces of royal furniture such as sofas, tapestries, and chandeliers are preserved, as well as hanging paintings with rich meanings• After visiting the palace, you can also wander in the square in front of the palace, feed the pigeons or watch street performers, and enjoy the European style△ The Royal Palace of Amsterdam is one of the four royal palaces in the Netherlands. It was originally the city hall and court. As the political and economic center of the city, it is also an important square in the city and a favorite creative theme of painters. It is still full of vitality to this day. The biggest attraction here is its architectural structure and the gorgeous decoration inside the palace.△ Visiting this classical and solemn palace can deeply feel the prosperity and prosperity of Amsterdam in the "golden age". The entire building was designed by Dutch architect Jacob van Campen, and 13,568 tree stumps are cleverly used to support this magnificent building.Show Less - 8.54.8/5203 ReviewFree"It was a trip to Netherlands with family and we visited Goethoorn. The view was so beautiful and we really enjoyed a lot👍👍👍"Giethoorn0m from downtown GiethoornHighlights: Giethoorn is a village located in Stenweckland, Upper IJssel, the Netherlands. It is known as the "Green Venice of the North". It is famous because Giethoorn uses boats as its main mode of transportation. The town is as described in fairy tales, with blue sky and green grass, trickling streams, and a quiet and peaceful appearance, attracting many tourists. Historical background It is said that a group of coal diggers settled here in the 18th century and dug out many horns from the ground, hence the name "Giethoorn Village". The residents of Giethoorn Village still maintain the traditional conical roofs, all of which are woven from reeds. Most of these reed houses are located beside the river and are connected to the opposite bank by small arched wooden bridges. Each house is a well-designed work of art, not only the roof, windows, gates, but also the sculptures on the lawn are realistic. When you come to Giethoorn Village with a guided tour, in addition to walking slowly, you must enjoy the beauty of taking a boat tour of the village. When renting a boat, the store will give you a map of the waterway of Giethoorn Village. According to the flagpole with the number on the water, you can find the waterway mark on the map, and you can clearly find your position. In addition, tourists can also rent a bicycle to wander among the boulevards, and enjoy the joy of life in a way close to nature.Show Less
- 8.14.6/523 ReviewFreebased on 31861 reviews"It's already changing area. Nothing will be the same for the red lights district with the new regulations, but still will be a legendary business in Amsterdam."Amsterdam.Chinatown533m from downtown AmsterdamNo.1 of Night Attractions in Netherlands
- 8.04.7/5108 ReviewFrom91.57based on 5163 reviews"It may not be the peak season, and there is no problem entering several hours earlier than the scheduled session. The venue is not very large, the works are dense, and there are no particularly large works. In addition to the must-see treasures of the earthquake hall, many paintings are worth savoring and very worth it."Hague.Centrum1.4 km from downtown HagueHighlights: The Mauritshuis was originally a Dutch Renaissance residence. The collection includes Vermeers's "Delft's View", "Girl with a Pearl Earring", Rembrandt's famous work "Dr. Tour's Anatomy Lesson" and other masterpieces and works by Rubens. The collections in the museum will give you a good display of the characters, landscapes, customs and life of the Dutch Golden Age.Show Less
- 8.04.5/5243 ReviewFrom94.34based on 64221 reviews"A hugely profound experience. I wasn’t quite prepared for how moved I would be by sharing the same space Anne Frank did all those years ago so make sure you have something fun planned for after. We went to a jazz club which was very much needed! You can only book online so make sure you book well in advance as tickets sell out quickly!"Amsterdam.Canal Belt942m from downtown AmsterdamHighlights: On July 6, 1942, Anne Frank and her Jewish family went into hiding here from the Nazis. They survived in solitude for over two years, but there was not a happy ending. Although the original furnishings were removed by the German occupation, Anne Frank's beloved diary paints a vivid picture of what life was like. The museum was opened to the public in 1960 and was joined by an impressive visitors center in the 1980s.Show Less
- 7.84.6/5179 ReviewFrom107.9based on 26170 reviews"For 90 minutes, each session is only explained in English. And no entry is allowed under 18 years old. Each person will be issued two plastic coins, which can be exchanged for two beers, and the floor will be sticky."Amsterdam.Amsterdam Oud Zuid1.4 km from downtown AmsterdamHighlights: The Heineken Beer Museum was formerly a century-old Heineken Brewery, and in 1988 it was transformed into a Heineken Beer Museum. Now a pilgrimage site for die-hard Heineken fans, experience an interactive visual tour with Heineken beer in the museum and taste fresh and authentic Heineken beer. There are three floors to visit the guided museum. Once you enter the museum, you are like walking into the world of Heineken. Each floor is divided into several exhibition areas, which are divided into Heineken Beer History Introduction Hall, Honor Exhibition Hall, Brewing Workshop, Tasting Bar, "Ride to the Stables", 4D "brewing" experience hall and advertising screening room, etc. In the Heineken Beer Introduction Hall, the founder of Heineken Beer, the 100-year history of Heineken Beer since its birth in 1864, the brewing utensils of different periods, Heineken beer mugs, beer barrels, wooden boxes for storing beer and so on are displayed. In the brewing workshop, the staff will explain the entire beer brewing process and introduce the selection of barley, hops and other raw materials. In the interactive 4D "brewing" experience hall, while watching the film of the brewing process, step on the floor of the theater and rock up and down with the music, which is very dynamic.Show Less
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