The list of things to do in Amsterdam is both exciting and diverse. Those who are interested in the golden age of the city can visit the museums celebrating art by Van Gogh and Van Rijn, history buffs will enjoy the Anne Frank House. If you prefer history of a bit more fleshly type, the Museum of Erotica focuses on the world famous red-light district of the city. Different aspects of Amsterdam can be seen from the small cafes that unabashedly sell cannabis and from the canal system in the heart of city which adds a Venician touch

Amsterdam shopping is a delight to the senses. Many of the shopping areas prohibit automobiles, so the visitor to the area can stroll leisurely down streets dedicated to various types of products. Of course, Amsterdam is famous as a city where diamonds, books, antiques and curiosities can be found. Amsterdam is know as a mecca for college students, so many of the shops feature products aimed at the tastes of the young in music, sports, clothing and books. Another major shopping draw in Amsterdam is its flowers. Both bulbs and cut flowers are available everywhere. You can even have flower products exported to your home country.

Arranging for car parking - car hire in Amsterdam is a great way to plan your European vacation. Several makes and models of autos are available at the Amsterdam airport or at car hire locations within the city. Daily and weekly rates make hiring a car in Amsterdam and traveling throughout the countryside in search of attractions or making a circuitous trip through The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France and Switzerland a unique vacation experience. By booking online you can make your arrival by airline less stressful and you have added benefits that some companies provide along with your rental car, such as travel maps and discount coupons.

An Amsterdam hotel has the reputation of cleanliness, service and world class accommodations. Hotels ranging in size from a unique four suite location in a home--more like an upscale bed and breakfast to five star hotel resorts with full business travel accommodations and conference centers. An Amsterdam restaurant is likely to features food from one of the dozens of cultural units that make up the city. Amsterdam is believed to be the world's most multicultural city and the restaurant choices reflect this heritage. Thai, Indonesian, Chinese, Dutch, Mediterranean and Indian cuisine is all available in and around the city of Amsterdam.