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YOUR AMSTERDAM CITY BREAK
With its iconic landmarks and vibrant nightlife, Amsterdam is a top city break destination, attracting 20 million visitors a year.
Whether you’re a couple, family or group of friends, you’ll find endless things to see and do, from the Van Gough Museum to the city’s vibrant cafes and bars.
Not forgetting the world-famous canals, 17th century architecture, and street markets packed full of antiques and souvenirs – there’s a lot to fit in!
What’s more, Amsterdam is only an hour’s flight from the UK, making it the perfect place for city breaks close to home. Take a look at our money-saving flight & hotel offers below!
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Currency Euro €
Language Dutch
Time Zone GMT+01:00
Avg. Flight Time 1h 15m
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Price of a pint £4.50
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Food and drink in Amsterdam
Herring is an Amsterdam speciality, enjoyed as a street food throughout the city. Locals eat it with a cocktail stick and a side of pickles, but you’ll also find it in sandwich form (broodje haring) – ideal for refuelling on the go when you’re checking out the city’s top sights. Bitterballen are another ‘dam delicacy that’ll keep you going when out and about. Juicy...more
Must-see museums in Amsterdam
Anne Frank’s House is perhaps Amsterdam’s most famous building, and a sobering reminder of the past. Once a shelter for Anne Frank – who famously kept a journal whilst in hiding – the house is now a museum, allowing visitors a close-up look at Anne’s living quarters and diaries. If you’re an art fan, you won’t want to miss a visit to the Van Gogh Museum – the world’s...more
Fun things to do in Amsterdam
If you’ve got a film buff in the family, put a visit to the EYE Film Institute at the top of your list. This futuristic-looking building houses not only a museum but interactive displays and a cinema showing the latest indie releases. There’s also a restaurant with a terrace, giving excellent views of the Amsterdam waterfront. Right next door, you’ll find A’dam Toren,...more
Hidden gems in Amsterdam
Amsterdam has no shortage or weird and wonderful bars, but one of the best – and oldest – has to be Int’ Aepjen. Dating back to the early 1500’s, this medieval watering hole once accepted monkeys as payment (hence the monkey artwork) before suffering a flea infestation. The pub donated a number of it’s simian dwellers to a regular, whose animal garden would later become...more
