Amsterdam is steeped in rich history.
You can experience the vibrant city life every day.
Nova hotel is located in Amsterdam’s Museumkwartier and is the perfect place to embark on a trip to discover the best that Amsterdam has to offer. Most of the sights are within walking distance, such as all the important museums, the spectacular Royal Palace, the chic shopping streets, the Vondelpark, the Anne Frank house, the centuries-old canal belts with their characteristic façades, and so on. If you don’t want to walk, you can simply take the tram or metro. But most Amsterdammers cycle, and the infrastructure is also designed for that. Amsterdam also has a lot to offer the business person. For example, many large conferences and trade fairs are organised in the RAI Convention Centre.
Discover a different side
Experiencing Amsterdam like a local also means cycling and boating. Cycle through the narrow canal streets, enjoy local delicacies in the markets, and discover the rich culinary scene. Visit lively neighbourhoods such as de Jordaan and De Pijp. Be sure to explore the beautiful canals on a tour boat to experience Amsterdam from a completely different perspective.
Are you only in Amsterdam for a short visit? You probably just want to see the highlights then. But if you have more time, you can discover the Amsterdam hiding behind the big tourist attractions. This page contains a number of suggestions for both. This will ensure you will remember our great capital with pleasure on your way home. Live Amsterdam like a real local.
BOOK NOWAmsterdam has so many beautiful sights worth visiting. An overview of must-see locations can be found below.
The central square of Amsterdam, surrounded by historic buildings, including the Koninklijk Paleis.
Cultural district with Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh museum, Concertgebouw and luxury shopping streets.
3 x 3 streets with cosy vintage shops make this neighbourhood world famous.
Former hiding place of Anne Frank and her family during the Second World War.
The 17th century lifelines of the city with their historic canal houses, unique bridges and an ever-lively atmosphere.
The maritime history of the Netherlands.
Interactive science museum for families.
For going out, cinema and theatre.
A charming neighbourhood with narrow streets, canals and cosy cafés.
The most famous day market in Amsterdam.
The only floating flower market in the world.
Largest city park in Amsterdam.
Then visit these slightly lesser-known sights. It will show you a different side of Amsterdam, without the hustle and bustle of the tourist hotspots.