Amsterdam

Though the reputation of Amsterdam as a city of tolerance with a taste of sin precedes it, the city is equally renowned by its scenic and cultural venues. Amsterdam’s hotels are clean and hospitable, the restaurants are great and the city streets are a paradise for shoppers. This unique mix makes visitors return to the city again and again. Amsterdam has a creative and relaxed atmosphere. The city has lots of museums and concert halls along with avant-garde theater and dance spots. Amsterdam has a number of beautiful tree-lined canals, which are bordered by rows of narrow gabled houses, making the city architecturally awesome. Amsterdam is much smaller than many other European capitals so it’s entirely walkable. Locals widely use bicycles for transportation.

The climate of Amsterdam is generally mild but changeable throughout the year. It can be windy in the winter though the snow is rare. The summer is warm and at the same time is rarely hot, but can be very humid at times. Amsterdam is a damp city and it rains frequently, often unexpectedly. The best way to explore the city is on foot. Public transportation is also a good alternative. Affordable buses, trams and trains can deliver you to any point in the city. Daily passes for public transportation are available, along with multiride strip tickets. At the same time, we don't recommend you to bring your car in Amsterdam because it could be a burden.