Children in Amsterdam
Bike trips and tram rides are entertaining enough for kids in Amsterdam, Add to this a visit to Amsterdam Zoo and ice skating and you know why Amsterdam is as interesting for kids as for their parents.
Go plane spotting at Schiphol Airport, make a discovery trip in Science Center NEMO, where it is strictly forbidden not to touch knobs and handles. The older ones will stay glued to the pinball machines in the Ton Ton Club or would like to be part of blood curdling stories in the Amsterdam Dungeon. A visit to the Miffy Shop is must-do for tiny tots.
Amsterdam Artis Zoo
Amsterdam Artis Zoo is a great attraction to visit with children (or without).The first zoological garden in the Netherlands and the oldest in Europe, Artis Zoo is an oasis of peace and a family-friendly attraction. Visit tigers, lions and pumas or watch the...
NEMO Not for Kids Only – Parents Love It!
NEMO in Amsterdam is a popular museum with objects that must be touched. Three floors of exhibits classified in four themes are ready to be explored; physics, technology, information technology and bio-science behaviour. Fun for children but also for their parents....
Amsterdam for Cat Spotters and Cat Lovers
Amsterdam is truly a city where cats feel at home. There are more than 350,000 cats living in the city. Wherever you go, you will see cats everywhere. They sit on the quays along the canals, laze on benches or watch the world from their high positions on a windowsill....
Highlights of Winter Efteling Theme Park
Winter Efteling is a fairy-tale wonderland decorated with thousands of lights, heart-warming bonfires and special attractions add magic to this popular theme park. The winter sceneis subtly implemented throughout the park. It really is winter around the bonfires with...
Day Trip from Amsterdam to Efteling Theme Park
The Efteling is the largest theme park in the Netherlands. Its fairy-tale atmosphere and the many exciting and sometimes blood-curdling attractions make it the perfect destination for a day out, not only for children but also for adults. The Efteling has 32...
Best Pancakes Restaurants in Amsterdam
Pancakes are everybody's favourite. Amsterdam has several pancake restaurants where you can eat pancakes with a traditional topping. Sprinkle with sugar or black treacle and bacon. De Pancake Bakery is a charming little place filled with locals and tourists. Once...
Cat Boat Amsterdam Canal Houseboat for Stray Cats
The cat boat, or poezenboot in Dutch, is a must-see for all cat-lovers: an entire houseboat converted into a cats' home. The cats are not allowed to wander freely in the streets but they can take a breath of fresh air on the cat balcony. Amsterdam is a true haven for...
Amsterdam Artis Zoo
Amsterdam Artis Zoo is a great attraction to visit with children (or without).The first zoological garden in the Netherlands and the oldest in Europe, Artis Zoo is an oasis of peace and a family-friendly attraction. Visit tigers, lions and pumas or watch the...
Where Anne Frank Wrote Her Diary
The Anne Frank House is a museum that shows the Frank family’s wartime hiding place. You can walk through the rooms and see the place where a young Jewish girl wrote her diary. The Anne Frank House is very popular and visited by over a million visitors every year. It...
NEMO Not for Kids Only – Parents Love It!
NEMO in Amsterdam is a popular museum with objects that must be touched. Three floors of exhibits classified in four themes are ready to be explored; physics, technology, information technology and bio-science behaviour. Fun for children but also for their parents....
ArenA Stadium Tour
The Ajax stadium in Amsterdam, better known as Johan Cruijff ArenA, is the home of AFC Ajax, the city's celebrated home football team. Join the 53,502 devoted fans to see a match or if you can't make it, take a guided tour of the Netherland's largest stadium. Better...
Amsterdam Dungeon
Amsterdam Dungeon is not for the weak-hearted. Step back into the darkest times and be part of the city's blood curdling history. Take part in a gruesome show of 80 minutes and walk through 500 years of creepy history. Will you escape by the skin of your teeth or are...