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Amsterdam is built around water and the Dutch always found a way to defy it. That’s what makes a canal tour here extra special and enjoyable.
Moco takes seeing life through rose-colored glasses to a whole new level on this exclusive Amsterdam canal cruise tour.
“Have I really been here for three hours?” – this might be the only question left unanswered after your visit to this attraction in the heart of Amsterdam. There’s so much to see and do that you’ll wish you had four eyes, like a certain Chinese gentleman you’ll meet. Step into this delightful time sink – and good luck with that @#$%&! mystery gate!
Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum is the must-see museum of modern and contemporary art and design.
The hottest bar in Amsterdam also happens to be the coldest, just around the corner from Amsterdam’s famous Rembrandt Square. Your ticket gets you entrance to this teeth-chatteringly awesome spot, plus three free drinks, snuggly thermals to wear, and an adventure into the North Pole.
If you’ve already explored the bustling restaurants and the Red Light District on foot, take to the water on this 1-hour evening cruise and see Amsterdam, its architecture, and its people from another perspective entirely. Includes an audio guide.
A splendid boat cruise through Amsterdam’s canals, plus a trip to the Van Gogh Museum. These are two quintessential Amsterdam activities. If you finish your day off with a tiny glass of Heineken and some raw herring and onions, you’ll practically be entitled to a Dutch passport.
There are plenty of sights to see in Amsterdam, with museums and monuments around every corner. A good way to take it all in is by taking a canal cruise. You’ll get to see Amsterdam’s network of canals and bridges from a different perspective.
If you’re in Amsterdam, there are a few things that you have to do before you leave – and this is the best way to make sure you do the best of them.
Every day is pancake day in the Netherlands. What _batter_ way to sample a Dutch staple than with a 75-minute boat trip?
Discover the Verzetsmuseum (Dutch Resistance Museum) in the heart of Amsterdam and step back in time to the era of war, dictatorship, persecution, and resistance. Here you will uncover the impressive history behind the difficult choices that the Dutch had to make during the days of the German occupation in WWII.
The National Holocaust Museum, located in the Hervormde Kweekschool building, offers a deep look into the Holocaust, highlighting different stories.
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