Amsterdam Tour Packages

Located in North Holland province, the fabled city of Amsterdam is the Netherlands' capital, boasting elaborate canal systems, artistic 17th-century Golden Age heritage and legacy, opulent museums, photogenic tilted homes, picnic parks and bustling nightlife. Join over 22 million tourists who visit Amsterdam annually with Holidify's Amsterdam tour packages.

This place is a blend of several cultures and beliefs. With unmatched infrastructure, it is a gastronomic heaven for tourists and a destination unlike any other. The city is surrounded by canals, which add to its world-famous status.

Beauty is something that exists in Amsterdam. The city has many gifts, including a staggering landscape you must discover. Amsterdam is full of cobblestone streets and hidden beauties that serve as a visual and spiritual pleasure. The sky-touching skyscrapers, historical buildings, and magical canals all stimulate your senses differently. It is densely packed with attractions such as museums, parks, architectural marvels, and theaters. 

You may also find some of the most phenomenal tulip gardens here, which will fill your senses with a delicious scent. It's cannabis-cafés and red-light district further tempt travelers to see this charming city.

For a stupendously memorable holiday, check out Holidify's Amsterdam packages. Our experts put their best knowledge and abilities into creating a customized trip package specifically for you. Customized trip packages are not only great for having an enjoyable time, but they also help you stay within your budget.  

Places to visit in Amsterdam

• Rijksmuseum: The Museum is one of the most popular Amsterdam attractions for art lovers. It was built in 1809 to showcase the nation's great art and antiquities in over 250 rooms. There is also a large library with over 35,000 books and manuscripts. Traditional handicrafts, medieval sculptures, and contemporary art types can all be found here.
• Anne Frank House: This is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Amsterdam. Your Amsterdam journey would be incomplete without a stop at this house. Anne Frank was a young Jewish girl who lived during World War II. While hiding from the Nazis, she kept a diary detailing the horrors her people faced. This museum houses the building where Anne's family hid for so long. Visit this Amsterdam attraction for a worthy holiday in the Netherlands. 
• Van Gogh Museum: The Van Gogh Museum is a great choice if you're trying to decide what to see in Amsterdam. The museum receives 1.5 million visitors each year, making it one of the most significant art museums in the world. The tragic life and exceptional talent of Vincent van Gogh make this museum in Amsterdam the second most popular museum in the country. Here, you’ll find more than 200 paintings, 500 drawings, and 700 letters by Vincent van Gogh on display. 
• Begijnhof: If you want to experience peace and a bit of solitude, this might be the perfect destination for you. It is one of the oldest hofjes (courtyard with almshouses around it) and comprises mostly of historic structures. Hofjes are quiet and peaceful inner courtyards surrounded by tasteful yet subtle homes. These homes are called almshouses and they are clusters of basic apartments (typically 12 or 13 in number) arranged around a central courtyard with a well-kept garden. It generally has a single entrance to the outside world. This was once a Béguinage and now houses two churches: the Catholic Houten Huys and the English Reformed Church. Also, it offers a private garden where one can relax and marvel at the amazing Mondrian-designed pulpit panels. 
• Vondelpark: Thousands of visitors and residents visit Amsterdam's most popular park daily. Many restaurants and cafés can be found here, including the Blauwe Theehuis, Café Vertigo, Vondelpark3, De Vondeltuin, and the Groot Melkhuis. The park has a skate rental shop, an open-air theatre, and a rose garden with over 70 different types of roses.
• Royal Palace Of Amsterdam: It is located in Dam Square and is one of Amsterdam's most prominent tourist attractions. It was previously a municipal hall, but it is currently in the hands of the state and is utilized by the family for Royal Official Dutch occasions. The palace is open all year for visitors who want to see the Citizen's Hall, one of the top Amsterdam attractions. 
• Flower Market: It is one of the most popular sites to visit in Amsterdam also known as the Bloemenmarkt. Every Monday through Saturday, this stretch of the Singel Canal is filled with vibrant colors and fragrances of fresh flowers. You can bring home some tulip bulbs for your garden along with some Dutch ornaments for friends and family. 
• Canal Belt: In 2011, the Canal Belt got placed on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Its gorgeous houses and cute cafes make it one of the city's most attractive neighborhoods. No vacation to Amsterdam would be complete without witnessing and learning more about the canals. 

Things to do in Amsterdam

• Opt for a canal tour: Exploring the canals on a cruise or tour is one of the must-do activities in Amsterdam. It might sound cliché, but it is still the best way to explore the city. While Amsterdam's bikes are iconic, a canal tour requires no physical effort, allowing you to unwind finally. There are numerous tour operators with boats, most of which depart from Centraal.
• Beachy vibes at Blijburg aan Zee: Amsterdam may not have many good swimming spots, but it does offer an inner-city beach. Blijburg Ann Zee is located on the artificial island of IJburg. If the weather is nice, there is no better place to swim and sunbathe. The water is clean, and the ambiance is enjoyable, and peaceful (as well as family-friendly). A few decent restaurants and cafés make spending a full day swimming around and tanning here simple. 
• Cycle to hidden gems: In Amsterdam, there are about 800,000 bicycles. There are more bikes than humans, you see? Cycling is a way of life in Amsterdam. All this is made possible by the city's unrivaled network of cycle paths and flat topography. Amsterdam consistently ranks first on lists of the world's most cycle-friendly cities. Thus, there's no better way to discover the region's attractions than on a bicycle. It’s also a great workout, too! 
• Try local beer at a historic brewery: Brouwerij 't IJ is an award-winning artisan microbrewery with a big outdoor drinking deck and guided sampling tours that last 30 minutes. The brewery produces a variety of organic standard and seasonal malts found in many Amsterdam bars, but nothing beats beer brewed on the premises.
• Shop at Europe's biggest flea market: If you enjoy bargains, odd items, and enormous industrial warehouses, visit IJ-Hallen - one of the best marketplaces on the continent. Step into the vast space, or peruse the many stands that spill out onto the harbor. Continue exploring, and you will find a dizzying array of records, vintage clothing, home furnishings, and antiques.
• Admire the Tulips Fields: Tulips are a defining icon of Dutch culture, and a vacation to the Netherlands wouldn't be complete without admiring these lovely blooms. Take the quick 20-minute drive to Bollenstreek, the world-famous tulip fields that extend across kilometers of lowland fields between Haarlem and Leiden. They are a must-see if you're in Amsterdam in the spring.
• Enjoy the nightlife: Amsterdam's most notorious quarter, the Red Light District, is home to various pubs. Besides this, you will also discover the red windows and coffee shops that have come to symbolize this area of the city. One of the most well-liked nighttime destinations in Amsterdam for visitors is the Red-Light District.

Best time to visit Amsterdam

Amsterdam is an all-year destination. The busiest tourist season is between May and August. From May to August, the weather in Amsterdam is at its best. Carry light sweaters, as it may turn cold in the evenings. The Spring Tulip Festival, held in May, attracts many tourists who come to admire the gorgeous tulips in full bloom. This is also an excellent time to cycle around the city, which adds adventure to your Amsterdam experience. 

In June, you may visit two major summer festivals in Amsterdam: Open Garden Days and Roots Festival. If you plan on visiting Amsterdam during this season, make all your reservations in advance because hotel costs and airfares are at their peak from May to August. If you want to experience Amsterdam during the off-season, go from September to November and March to April. During these months, hotel rates are lower, and Amsterdam's tourist sites are less crowded.

Ideal duration for Amsterdam

Amsterdam is a little city with an extensive itinerary. Usually, 3 to 4 days is enough time to explore the beauty of the "city of canals." Amsterdam, the capital city of the Netherlands, is famed not only for its numerous canals but also for its rich culture and friendly residents. The number of days to stay in Amsterdam will always be controversial, depending on how much time you have. However, an average of 3 to 4 days is sufficient to give you a taste of the city's best offerings. But only with adequate planning.

How to reach Amsterdam

Amsterdam has excellent road and sky links worldwide. Flying is the best option if you are traveling from a non-European country. Schiphol International Airport, one of the busiest in the world, is located 15 km southwest of Amsterdam. It has regular flights to many cities across the world. 

Besides air, road, and rail connections are also effective. Amsterdam has strong train connections to the majority of European cities. High-speed trains run from London, Brussels, Paris, Frankfurt, and Berlin to Amsterdam. A train ride to the Dutch capital has advantages because it lets you see the pretty countryside.  (Read More)