Things to Do in The Netherlands

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  • Interior view of cozy Berlin-style café in Amsterdam with bar, string lights, and vintage furniture.

    Café Brecht

    Experience Café Brecht in Amsterdam, a Berlin-inspired cozy retreat without cellphones, unique vintage vibes, German beers, and cultural exchanges.

  • Interior of a historical drawing room in Museum van Loon, featuring a carved fireplace, classic floral wallpaper, antique chairs, and oil paintings, under the soft glow of a chandelier.

    Museum Van Loon

    Museum Van Loon in Amsterdam offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of the 17th-century Van Loon family, featuring fine art, antique furnishings, and lush gardens along the Keizersgracht canal.

  • Kyle Kroeger, author of things to do in Amsterdam at the Wasted Rita Mural, STRAAT

    STRAAT Amsterdam

    Explore the world of graffiti and street art at STRAAT Museum in Amsterdam, housed in the industrially grand Lasloods on the NDSM wharf.

  • Tranquil courtyard at Historical Begijnhof, Amsterdam: Dutch houses, green lawn, weathered statue.

    Begijnhof

    Begijnhof sits a meter below street level — step through an unmarked door on Spui and the city noise disappears completely.

  • Contemporary art performance exhibit at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam

    Stedelijk Museum

    The Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam is a leading modern art museum located in Museumplein, showcasing a dynamic range of exhibits from renowned global artists alongside a permanent collection featuring works by Andy Warhol, Vincent Van Gogh, and Pablo Picasso.

  • Inside the Heineken Experience, Amsterdam

    Heineken Experience

    Heineken’s original 1867 brewery is now a solid half-day stop in Amsterdam — the VR ride is cheesy, but the fresh pour at the end earns it.

  • Moco Museum immersive art in Amsterdam

    Moco Museum

    The Moco Museum in Amsterdam is a vibrant hub for modern and contemporary art, showcasing works by renowned artists like Banksy and KAWS in a historic building at Museumplein.