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Amsterdam is one of the most developed European cities but its real beauty lies in its era old architectural style which has been preserved in spite of being developed as the business as well as financial capital of the Netherlands. There are numerous sites for tourist attractions in Amsterdam.
- Oude Kerk is a very special Amsterdam attraction due to its especially designed Gothic renaissance style octagonal bell tower.
- Dam Square is a historical site, situated in the centre and heart of Amsterdam. It is known as the reception area for Napoleon and his troops.
- Begijnhof is the quietest one place in the city which often attracts tourists in its garden.
- Amsterdam’s canal tour can make your day fascinating and night very romantic. If, Amsterdam is known as ‘the Venice of the north’ then it is due to its canals only.
- Magere Brug is a traditional double leaf, Dutch draw-bridge connecting the banks of the river Amstel. The bridge opens after every twenty minutes to let boats through.
- Rembrandtplein is also amongst Amsterdam tourist attractions due to easy accessibility of pubs, restaurants, cafes and hotels.
- The vibrant and colorful life Leidseplein is also one of the major tourist attractions of Amsterdam. Street musicians, jugglers, fire-eaters and other performers liven up the night.
- Albert Cuyp market in Amsterdam is the best known and busiest outdoor market in Europe.
- Artis Zoo in Amsterdam offers an opportunity to explore many old trees and statues of contemporary artists and as well as an impressive, tropical rainforest greenhouse.
- There are eight stunning Amsterdam Windmills at the heart of the city and a trip to Amsterdam can not be complete without a visit to a windmill.
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