Amsterdam runs on water and light. Golden Age masters, a brewery with a view, a stadium of legends, and canals that have not changed in four hundred years. Here is where to start.
We have kept the city at its most Amsterdam: the great museums, the canals, and a couple of its happier inventions.
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Step inside the paintings of two Dutch greats, projected wall to wall in a vast immersive hall. Van Gogh and Rembrandt at the scale of a cathedral.
Book on tickadoo →The Dutch Golden Age in one grand building, Rembrandt's Night Watch at its heart and Vermeer close by.
Book on tickadoo →The old brewery on the canal, the story of the beer, and a couple of glasses at the end. More fun than it has any right to be.
Book on tickadoo →Go behind the scenes at the home of Ajax, from the tunnel to the dugout, at the stadium named for the great number fourteen.
Book on tickadoo →Glide through the seventeenth century canals, gabled houses leaning over the water, bridges low overhead. Amsterdam from its best angle.
Book on tickadoo →A bar carved entirely from ice, glasses included, and a warm welcome on either side of it. A small daft pleasure in the centre of town.
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