AMSTERDAM may soon have a mega Dutch brothel that will span over five floors and house hundreds of sex workers. Incredible plans have been revealed for Erotisch Centrum – a multi-million ...

Join the vibrant celebration of King’s Day 2025 in Amsterdam with this colorful 4K walking tour! Wander through festive orange-filled streets, lively canals, street performances, and bustling local ...

Not only is it the largest city park in Amsterdam, but it's also one of the most revered in all of the Netherlands ... display across hundreds of brick houses. Places of particular interest ...

Biking is one of the most popular ways to get around Amsterdam. In fact ... the beaten path to see charming drawbridges and canal houses, colorful street art and a historic Russian submarine.

Discover Amsterdam, Netherlands, through Jonathan’s lens ... Jonathan Irish, National Geographic Photographer “The Dancing Houses” at Damrak lean at various angles due to their wooden ...

and just soaking in this peaceful slice of the Netherlands. It felt like stepping into a postcard. If you're going to Amsterdam and want a break from the buzz, do not skip Zaanse Schans.

How Canadian travellers can get the best deal on flight to Amsterdam, what to do and where to stay in the city.

Being one of the most walkable (and bike-friendly) cities in the world, Amsterdam’s charming neighbourhoods ... hotel is actually 25 old Dutch narrow houses sewn together along with a serene ...

Buy a Museumkaart from the major museums and you can get free entry to museums across the Netherlands ... Pulitzer Amsterdam is a stand-alone hotel that stretches through 25 houses, between ...

come to mind — but there's so much more to the Netherlands. Instead, I recommend visiting cities like Utrecht, Haarlem, and Groningen. Like Amsterdam, they have adorable Dutch houses and lots of ...

The last beguine died in 1971, but the houses are still occupied by single women. At number 34, one of only two remaining medieval timber facades remains in town. Amsterdam is its canals.

I've lived in the Netherlands for 10 years and see visitors make many of the same mistakes when booking accommodations and interacting with locals.