Rijksmuseum
Rembrandt's Night Watch and Vermeer in one grand hall — the garden out back is free.
Canals, bikes and Golden-Age art — flat, compact and made for wandering.
When to go: April (tulips) & May–September — long days; book museums ahead always.
Rembrandt's Night Watch and Vermeer in one grand hall — the garden out back is free.
Amsterdam's prettiest quarter: narrow houses, hidden courtyards (hofjes) and brown cafés.
The UNESCO-listed grachten — a small electric boat at dusk beats any tour bus.
The city's green lung; rent a bike, picnic, and watch all of Amsterdam roll past.
Stroopwafels pressed fresh, herring stands and street food in the De Pijp district.
A 360° deck across the IJ — and a swing over the edge for the brave.
WTFly finds the cheapest dates to fly there across a whole flexible window — then activities and a car to round out the trip.