Molen Van Sloten (1990) & Kuiperij Museum - Windmill

Amsterdam in spring. It’s a city that offers a variety of experiences and attractions for visitors. The Amsterdam itinerary includes exploring the De Wallen District, taking a boat tour through the city’s canals, visiting the Keukenhof Gardens and Haarlem, exploring the ARTIS ZOO, and taking a bike ride through Amsterdam to the Amsterdamse Bos in the spring, stopping by some great attractions and the best market in Amsterdam for some tasty traditional foods. Public transportation or a bicycle are the best ways to go around Amsterdam. Within the city and its surroundings, Amsterdam has excellent transportation options. You can purchase a variety of GVB (Amsterdam’s public transportation operator) tickets, although the drivers only accept cards. You can purchase hourly and one- or two-day tickets while traveling by tram or bus. These and other tickets can be purchased from GVB vending machines. Overall, this itinerary provides a great mix of history, culture, nature, and fun experiences for visitors to Amsterdam.

I love a world-renowned art, history, or science museum as much as the next girl, but these smaller, unique, and quirky museums have a special place in my heart. I hope they make their way into yours too!