The Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam was founded in 1874 and officially opened its doors in 1895. The building was designed by the architect Adriaan Willem Weissman and is located at the Museum Square, where you can also find The Rijksmuseum and The Van Gogh Museum.

Located on Amsterdam’s Dam Square, this cabinet of curiosities showcases more than 500 exhibits and artifacts in its five floors. The items, ranging from actual Olympic torches to a very unusual Fabergé egg, are organized in 19 themed galleries.

Genever is the Dutch spirit from which gin evolved, and here you’ll find out everything about Lucas Bols – the world’s oldest distilled spirit brand and their 38 liqueurs.

The Diamond Museum is Amsterdam's sparkliest attraction, plunging you into the history of the city's diamond trade and showcasing world-famous diamonds from all over the globe.

Showing whole bodies plastinated in lifelike poses and dissected to show various structures and systems of human anatomy, which has since met with public interest and controversy in more than 50 museums and venues around the world.

Welcome to the coolest bar in Amsterdam (literally). Free drinks and thermals should keep you warm. The bar is sculpted from 60 tons of natural ice and even your glass here is made from frozen H2O!