WHAT TO DO IN AMSTERDAM IN ONE DAY?
How incredible it was to go from Brussels to Amsterdam. A quick trip that lasted two and a half hours.
We chose to take this route with Flixbus, it was very peaceful, and we arrived at Amsterdam Sloterdijk station, very close to our hotel.
1 - And we started our morning with a beautiful boat trip through the canals, including the famous Amstel River, appreciating all of Amsterdam from another perspective, include it in your itinerary, it was incredible and without a doubt the best trip.
2 - At the end of the tour we walked towards Dam Square, take photos, enjoy its 360 degree angle, there you will be able to see the Royal Palace and the National Monument, take the opportunity to do some shopping in the surrounding stores.
3 - We continue to the Anne Frank House: capture a few moments outside, if you want to go inside and visit the house, I recommend purchasing your ticket well in advance via the link: www.annefrank.org/en/museum /tickets/choose-your-ticket/tickets-2023/. A very touching story of the young Jewish woman Anne Frank and her family during the Second World War, where she recorded for two years in her diary, recounting everything they experienced during the Nazi persecution, inside the secret annex, hiding place where the family remained until they were discovered . Only her father Otto survived the concentration camps the family was sent to.
4 - If you have time, put the Van Gogh Museum on your itinerary and explore the collection, a unique opportunity, we didn't do it because I already visited the D'Orsey Museum in Paris and my objective was to see the works of the artist that was there, but I highly recommend it if you don't know it yet, I'll leave the link, buy it in advance, because it's very popular, tickets.vangoghmuseum.com/?pr... =2.126805967.378023017.1690179343-173908882.1690179343
5 - Allow yourself to walk through the streets of Amsterdam, they are all very charming, it is always very good, enjoy its buildings, observing that some of them are quite crooked due to the ground, but safe, all changes take place via external elevators, as they are very narrow, you can even see one of the narrowest houses in Amsterdam, located close to the Amstel River and the famous Rembrandtplein Square. But it is a habitable house and it is at Oude Hoogstraat, 22, in the historic center of Amsterdam.
6 - Red Light District: If you are interested in the liberal culture of Amsterdam, you can explain a little about this sector whether day or night. However, be aware that it is a busy tourist area, and it is important to respect local rules, such as not filming or taking photos of the windows.
7- Green Village: Area where coffee shops are establishments, where it is possible to legally purchase and consume small amounts of marijuana (cannabis), permitted only for people over 18 years of age, it is important to emphasize respecting these establishments, according to their regulations.
8 - We stopped for lunch at the VAN ZUYLEN restaurant, located at Torensteeg 8, in the summer the experience was delicious, we chose to sit outside, in front of the canals, feeling all the good vibes of this city, we chose to eat delicacies from the country such as: Bitterballen, Kaasvingers, Bittergarnituur / Mix of savory dishes, filled with vegetables, cheeses, meat, all delicious.
9 - Jordaan: End your day in the charming neighborhood of Jordaan. Explore its narrow streets, picturesque canals, take your obligatory photo on one of the beautiful canals, opt for those decorated with flowers and bicycles, and speaking of bicycles, they are everywhere, be very careful, because we really need to pay attention, They are everywhere and often at high speeds.
10 - Don't forget to taste the famous Stroop Waffle, a magnificent flavor, and buy souvenirs that are spread throughout the city.
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