Welcome to the largest cafe in Amsterdam, which features a large café on the ground floor with an international reading table, a fine restaurant on the first floor, and a superb canal-view terrace.

Planning a night out in Amsterdam? Head down to Leiden Square (Leidseplein,) which is known as the center of nightlife where you can choose from hundreds of bars, clubs, restaurants and discos that would suit every style and taste.

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

Amsterdam's most famous theater for cinema was built in 1921 as a "movie palace" in Art Deco style.

Popular gay shop specializing in leather.

The place to see and be seen at this trendy restaurant, which also serves as a disco until the wee hours.

It's pricey, and the clothes featured in this upscale shop are all high-end designer label.

This café is located in Nieuwmarkt or the Old Centre, and is housed in a weigh-house from the middle ages.

An active nature excursion close to Amsterdam. During a Wetlands Safari you will travel through a 17th century landscape, through villages that still are build on land and water. In this unique watery landscape dominated by dense reed-land, you will watch numerous water-and singing birds. Enjoy the wonderful, spicy smelling waterplants with their fascinating flowers.

A worthwhile tour that demonstrates the diamond cutting process and the various grades of diamonds; there's also time to shop for diamonds at discounted prices.

Inside this building covered in psychadelic paintings is the first coffeeshop in Amsterdam, started by Henk de Vries in 1975.

It seems that all of Amsterdam can be found on or near this major street including shops, restaurants, clubs and museums.

Amsterdam's most exclusive shopping street is located in the heart of the city, within walking distance of major attractions such as the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh museum.

This café has pleasant outdoor tables when the weather permits.

This is Amsterdam's bustling flea market with more than 300 stalls of merchandise offering a wide selection of items from secondhand clothing and antiques to leather coats and shoes.

If you enjoy flea markets as well as quality antiques, head over to this shopper's emporium for some really neat stuff.

Built in 1605 in the Dutch Renaissance style by a merchant from the Baltic city of Riga, it now houses a Leger des Heils (Salvation Army) hostel.

From bars and bicycles to cafes and erotic entertainment, you can find it all on this picturesque main street of Amsterdam.

Boom Chicago is a great night out in Amsterdam.  The show is a funny mix of improv, sketch comedy, video and music.  The tech is top notch and an evening has atmosphere and energy. The show is every...

Try a slice of delicious Gouda and a glass of wine at this popular cheese shop.