A network of charming canals, stunning waterfronts and architecture, lush green parks, museums, history, fantastic food, and a great nightlife make Amsterdam an excellent place for everybody’s taste.
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The museum dedicated to keeping Anne Frank's story alive uses modern media to provide educational background information about Nazi-occupied Amsterdam. The young Jewish girl's diary is on display. The actual hiding place of the family is accessible and a place of reflection.
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Lined with beautiful 17th and 18th-century houses and crossed by hundreds of bridges, the canals are a gorgeous sight and a focal point for Amsterdammers and visitors alike. A canal ride offers a unique window into the city's history and the lifestyle of its residents.
€ 10
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The Netherlands has a rich cheese-making history. We witness how it is traditionally made during the visit to a cheese farm and learn about the ingredients and herbs that create various flavors from farm to farm.
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With more than seven million flowers, Keukenhof is one of the world's largest flower gardens. Each year, Keukenhof is open only two months in spring to show off the best of Dutch tulips, crocuses, narcissus (daffodils), and other bulb flowers. The spectacular flower display, various playgrounds, public art, and performances make this a memorable visit for the entire family.
€ 18
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The most popular stretch of sand in Holland, between The Hague and the sea, is an excellent place for walking, sunning, swimming, as well as surfing. Scheveningen boasts many beach pavilions, restaurants, an abundance of attractions, and family-friendly activities.
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Volendam is a traditional fishing and farming village located on the shore of the IJsselmeer. The old harbor, colorful houses, locals wearing costumes, and popular Dutch wooden shoes are great for holiday pictures.
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Wax Museum of Madam Tussaud’s Amsterdam
The wax museum empire is filled with look-alikes, from Dutch royalty to internationally known figures from film, music, sports, and politics. Snap a selfie with George Clooney, strike a pose with Kate Moss, rub shoulders with Barack Obama, bow down to the Dutch royal family.
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The first Dutch clog is dated from the year 1230. Since that time the shoes have hardly changed. They are essential when walking in a muddy environment, protective, keep the feet dry and warm, healthy for the feet, and very comfortable. See how they are made and try them on.
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