Exclusive evening dinner cruise on an antique river boat, through the Amsterdam canals.*unique, floating restaurant *private table *a la carte dining *scenic views from the canals of Amsterdam in the evening

Rembrandt lived and worked from 1639 to 1658 in this 17th-century house, which today is a museum that pays tribute to the artist's life and career.

Established in 1670 and located in the center of a shopping, entertainment and nightlife district, this popular pub is famous for spontaneous parties that involve all patrons.

If you are a bit worried about going out and about in the Red Light district ... don't be. All human life is here and it's mostly harmless. You will see mothers with children, grandmo... and...

A museum for cat lovers that features a collection of objects d'art wholly centered around the theme of our feline friends.

Amsterdam's most famous park was designed and built in 1850 and today is a popular place for tourists and residents who can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities such as biking, hiking, jogging and picnicking.

This magnificent Renaissance church (circa 1620) is identified by its high tower (more than 245 feet high,) and is the site of Rembrandt's grave who was buried here in 1669.

This charming neighborhood is Amsterdam's Greenwich Village, with its narrow alleys, leafy canals lined with 17th-century houses, quirky specialty shops, cafes and designer boutiques.

This neighborhhod of "nine little streets" is full of quirky stores selling clothing, books, art, food and lots more.

Located on the Singel Canal, the fantastic displays of flowers at this floating flower market is beautiful to behold.

Featuring the work of such masters as Picasso, Mondrian, Cézanne, Monet and Matisse, and 20th-century international works in sculpture, painting, print, video and photography.

Plein means square in Dutch.  So Leidseplein is one of the many squares scattered throughout Amsterdam.  It is also, in this writer's humble opinion, the best.  It really is central to everything...