Brussels Sightseeing Tour

The Cobra Museum in Amsterdam is a museum of modern art that houses a collection of fundamental artworks from the artists that belonged to the avant-garde Cobra art movement. The museums allow visitors to witness fascinating exhibitions from its unique collection and several other temporary modern and contemporary art exhibitions. You will witness the works of Cobra artists like Asger Jorn, Constant, Corneille, Karel Appel, and Pierre Alechinsky.

Also known as the Tropical Museum, Tropenmuseum is home to a vast collection of about 175000 objects belonging to the Dutch colonies since its opening in 1864. It is one of the largest museums in Amsterdam that showcases eight different exhibitions. This museum has been constructed to offer insight into the everyday life and diverse cultures of people from across the globe.

The Van Gogh Museum is a must-see attraction for art lovers as it boasts the largest collection of works of the legendary Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh in the entire world. On your visit to the museum in Amsterdam, you will get a chance to explore 200 paintings, 500 drawings and 750 letters of Vincent Van Gogh.

Built in 1838, the ARTIS Royal Zoo was the first zoo in Amsterdam, Netherlands. This zoo provides shelter to more than 900 animal species, including zebras, ostriches, giraffes, springboks, and much more. Visitors can admire the beauty of the historical city park with its centuries-old trees and wealth of plants, a planetarium, and the butterfly pavilion.

Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam is a retreat for art and history lovers as it houses the most celebrated collections of modern and contemporary art. Ranging from Cezanne and Rodin sculptures to the iconic Andy Warhol prints and impressionist paintings, the museum features a vast and eclectic collection by Van Gogh, Jackson Pollock, Picasso, Gerrit Rietveld, Piet Mondrian, and Ernest Ludwig Kirchner.

The Royal Palace is one of the most important historical sites in Amsterdam which is now renowned as the Dutch palace. Famous for its British architecture and rich history, the Royal Palace of Amsterdam is in close proximity to other historical landmarks like the Dam Square and the Nieuwe Kerk. In the 17th century, it was also renowned to be the ‘eighth wonder of the world’.

The city's oldest building, Oude Kerk is a center for art, culture, and heritage. Its fascinating past is woven with significant events that transformed this ancient Roman Catholic Church into a Calvinist Church. The church's stunning architecture is complemented by a rich collection of antique items, such as paintings and the four organs, which together serve as the church's primary draw for tourists.

Seated in Amsterdam's historical center, Dam Square is a bustling gathering place for both locals and tourists. It is jam-packed with museums, the Royal Palace, food carts, restaurants, and retail establishments. An entertainment hub, hosting daily events like comedy performances, fire shows, live music, dance acts, and a variety of other events, it is always full of enthusiasm.