Amsterdam
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A great city in pocket size

Compared to other capitals in Europe, Amsterdam feels like a village. The city has about 880,000 inhabitants, of whom about 90,000 live in the center. An average bike ride through the city center from A to B takes no more than 25 minutes.
Despite its pocket size as a city, it feels big as a capital in the fields of art, culture, music and recreation.

Art is important to the city

Rijksmuseum
One of those cultural spectacles is The Rijksmuseum. The many high-quality works of art are a feast for the eyes. Lovers of the Golden Age, of artists such as Rembrandt van Rijn, Johannes Vermeer, Frans Hals and Jan Steen, will find plenty to their liking. But not only the Golden Age speaks volumes there, the other departments also tell, in an uninterrupted way, the history of 800 years of Dutch art production.

Vincent van Gogh Museum
The Vincent van Gogh Museum is renowned for its more than 200 paintings by Vincent van Gogh. It is the mecca for every Van Gogh enthusiast. Make sure you have an online ticket, otherwise it can be sold out upon arrival.

Stedelijk Museum
The Stedelijk Museum in a partly futuristic building is perhaps the most important museum for modern art in the Netherlands. With works from Kazimir Malevich to Henri Matisse, from Piet Mondriaan to Gerrit Rietveld, from Pablo Picasso to Karel Appel and many more. In an oasis of space, art and design are displayed side by side.

Hermitage, Rembrandt House, Amsterdam Museum and so on…
But there is so much more to mention. For example the Hermitage Amsterdam, a branch of the Hermitage in Saint Petersburg. The Rembrandt House, the Amsterdam Museum, the Tropenmuseum, Museum van Loon, Eye Filmmuseum, or the museums devoted to photography such as the Foam and Huis Marseille.

Anne Frank House
And not to forget the very important Anne Frank House. The museum tells the story of the family Frank, Van Pels and Fritz Pfeffer hid in the Secret Annex for over 2 years during the WWII.

The music lover will also find something to his or her liking

There are also many opportunities for music lovers. Just to mention a few. From the renowned acoustics of the Concertgebouw to the Muziekgebouw aan het IJ with one of the most modern concert halls in the world to the Bimhuis, a place for pioneering musicians. But also the Paradiso and the Melkweg, which carry out a cross-generational concert program.

Surrounded by juicy green flat landscape

The juicy green environment around Amsterdam is highly recommended for those interested in ancient villages – even older than Amsterdam – in a man-cultivated polder landscape. You can be in the countryside by bike in about 30 minutes. Villages like Durgerdam and Ransdorp are within a pleasant cycling distance. A little further, for the trained cyclist, or easily accessible by public transport, are the imaginative villages such as Monnickendam and the island of Marken, which is connected by bridge.
They revive the history of Old Holland.

There is too much to mention. You get the most out of Amsterdam and surroundings with a private guide. We are happy to assist you.