Amsterdam has many exhibition halls, museums and historical monuments, such as the Weeping Tower. You can choose a tour yourself and, if you wish, visit historical museums, 24-hour establishments, a concert hall or architectural monuments.
In the center of Amsterdam, on the main square, there is a royal palace with seven identical doors – one for each of the seven officials who ruled the city, who so fiercely did not want to see each other. And opposite the city hall you can see a memorial dedicated to the events of World War II.
In one of the many churches of Amsterdam lies the ashes of the famous artist Rembrandt. In general, there are many places in the capital that are in one way or another connected with this artist. One of the largest museums in the world, the Rijksmuseum, contains a huge collection of paintings by great masters and, of course, Rembrandt himself. Not far from the museum is the house of the artist himself, which he bought in 1639.
There are several other museums in Amsterdam that deserve special attention – the Van Gogh National Museum and the Stedelijk Museum, famous for its collection of paintings by our contemporaries. The capital has many parks and picturesque streets where people from different parts of the world stroll. You must try the local cuisine in the numerous cafes and restaurants of the city. Jewelry is sold here for every taste, made of any precious metal and stone. Amsterdam has everything you dreamed of.
The nightlife of the city is colored by the glow of colorful shop windows and bright lights, and if you want to go for a walk in the middle of the night, you should look into the night café 'Mata Hari' or the restaurant 'Rembrandt', where you are welcome at any time of the day.
Discounts on available tours can be even in the high season, so you should always carefully monitor the offers of tour operators.
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