Amsterdam Canals on Luxury Canal Tour See All Main Landmarks

You will be amazed at all you will experience in a mere 1-hour. The tour starts near the Rijksmuseum. You will observe the beauty of Old Amsterdam during boat trip. This is definitely must-have experience, which will give you a plenty of opportunities to make your own special discoveries.You will pass by Anne Frank House, who wrote her famous diary here.. Observe the beautiful Jordaan, where streets and canals are named after trees and flowers.Then you will enter the Prinsengracht and look at the Houseboat museum and De 9 Straatjes.Enjoy the view of the Leiden Square.The most notable architectural landmarks of this place are Stadsschouwburg Theater and American Hotel. Pay attention to the Rijksmuseum, which is the largest art museum in the country. This canal is a part of area, known for its many galleries and antique shops.Enjoy the charms and wonders of the main Amsterdam canal. You will pass by church De Duif and enter the Amstel.The Amstel is where Amsterdam was born. Here you can feel the atmosphere of the city and its peculiarity. It is impossible to imagine the capital of the Netherlands without the Amstel. These canals are hundreds of years old and they remember everything. Observe magnificent landmarks: numerous churches, museums, streets, bridges (including the Blauwbrug) and other exceptional Amsterdam areas (including the Royal Zoo and the Noordermarkt).No introduction can do this tour a justice. Explore the Emperor's Canal (Keizersgracht) and the Herengracht, which are contributing to Amsterdam's fame as the "Venice of the North".Also you will see the Singel canal, which is the inner-most canal in Amsterdam's semicircular ring of canals.More interesting places are waiting for you, including such gems as the Haarlemmerstraat, shopping and restaurants heaven. Enjoy the views and watch the world go by.You will pass by the Magere Brug, also known as Skinny Bridge. It was so narrow, that it was hard for two pedestrians to pass each other. Now it is a little wider, but still a very peculiar place.Look at home of the most renowned Amsterdam citizen, Rembrandt, who was not only an artist and teacher, but also a collector and entrepreneur. Then you will take a look at the Red Lights District. You have heard a lot about it, and everything you have heard is probably true.Enjoy the pretty Brouwersgracht, which is believed to be the most beautiful street in Amsterdam.And the Bloemenmarkt is the finest-smelling area. The flower stalls stand on the houseboats and remind of the old days, when the market was daily supplied by boat. The unusual Torturу Museum is located nearby.Pay attention to Amstelveld with its 46 Caucasian wingnut trees.See Hortus Botanicus Amsterdam, which contains more than six thousand tropical and native trees and plants.You will pass by the Waterlooplein Market, which is an authentic flea market.See the Royal Palace and the Oude Kerk.A'dam Lookout provides the best panoramic view. Beer lovers would enjoy Amsterdam Heineken Experience, amusement park and exhibition, dedicated to the famous brewery.Residents of the city usually don't curtain their windows, so you can observe their daily life too. You will explore the city and at the same time relax and unwind after long walks. After such a mini-trip, you can walk to the most attractive areas and get awe-inspired by history and fairy-tail scenery.