Flights from Singapore to Amsterdam (AMS)

Explore masterpieces of Dutch art and history, from grand galleries to an atmospheric central hall dedicated to the Dutch Golden Age.

Discover the world’s largest collection of Vincent van Gogh’s works, tracing his artistic journey through vivid paintings and intimate drawings.

Walk through the preserved canal house where Anne Frank wrote her diary, with thoughtful exhibits that bring her story into focus.

Stroll or cruise along Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed canals, framed by narrow townhouses, arched bridges, and tree-lined embankments.

Wander through former workers’ streets turned into one of the city’s most charming quarters, filled with galleries, boutiques, and quiet courtyards.

Relax in Amsterdam’s best-known park, a green escape perfect for walking, cycling, or people-watching between museum visits.

Climb to the ship-like rooftop terrace for wide views of the city’s eastern docks and a playful outdoor space for all ages.

Trams, metros, and buses form an easy-to-use network that connects most sights, while canal cruises offer a different view of the city. For shorter distances, walk or rent a bicycle, and use contactless payment or a travel card for seamless journeys.

Amsterdam’s rhythm is relaxed yet active, with locals cycling along canals, visiting galleries, and gathering on cafe terraces in all weather. Distinct areas such as the Canal Ring, De Pijp, and the Eastern Docklands showcase a blend of heritage architecture and modern design.

Seek calm in Vondelpark’s lawns and ponds, the leafy Oosterpark, or the hidden courtyards tucked behind canal houses. Early mornings and late afternoons are ideal, when the light is soft and the city’s parks and waterfronts feel especially peaceful.

Sample stroopwafels, herring, poffertjes, and fries with sauces at streetside stands and local markets, especially around Albert Cuypmarkt and Foodhallen. Neighbourhood bakeries and cafes also offer traditional pastries alongside modern treats.

In areas like De Pijp, the Jordaan, and around Haarlemmerdijk, you will find bistros, cafes, and global eateries where it is easy to share plates and try several flavours. Many venues offer relaxed counter or terrace seating, ideal between sightseeing stops.

For memorable meals, choose restaurants overlooking the canals, the IJ waterfront, or set in historic canal houses. Rooftop venues and waterside terraces combine thoughtful menus with city views, especially atmospheric at sunset.

Centres such as Magna Plaza and malls around Amsterdam Zuid bring together international brands, Dutch labels, and dining under one roof. They double as social spaces, with cafes and services convenient for a break between shops.

Browse the Nine Streets, Haarlemmerdijk, and the Jordaan for independent boutiques, vintage shops, and design stores. Traditional markets like Albert Cuypmarkt and Noordermarkt are ideal for everyday goods, local crafts, and unique finds.

In the early evening, streets such as Kalverstraat and the luxury-focused P.C. Hooftstraat remain lively with illuminated storefronts and late shoppers. Trams, buses, and metro lines make these central districts straightforward to reach after dark.