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City Card itinerary Typically Dutch #iamsterdamcitycard Day 1 17:45-19:15 Enjoy a relaxing walk around Museumplein 8:15-8:45 Museumplein has more than just Amsterdam’s finest Train from Amsterdam Central Station to museums – window shop the high fashion stores on Zaandijk Zaanse Schans PC Hooftstraat or make your way over to the Concertgebouw (concert hall) for the full experience. 9:00-10:00 Breakfast at Pancake Restaurant De Kraai 19:30-21:00 Kraaienpad 1, 1509 AX Zaandam Dinner at Restaurant ‘t Zwaantje Tuck into the hearty goodness of real Dutch cuisine at Berenstraat 12,1016 GH Amsterdam Restaurant De Kraai. Their giant pancakes and relaxed ‘t Zwaantje offers Dutch fare with a French touch in atmosphere make this the perfect start to a traditionally a cosy, old-style brown café. Opened in 1973, the Dutch three-day vacation. restaurant’s interior has, by their own admission, hardly changed, giving you an authentic and – as the Dutch say – gezellig (cosy) experience. 10:15-13:00 Explore the windmills and shops at Zaanse Schans Craving something with a kick? Schansend 7, 1509 AW Zaandam Try dinner at Wagamama (regular price €17.50 - free with City Card) Max Euweplein 10, 1017 MB Amsterdam Wooden houses and windmills from across the region (discount with City Card) were relocated to the Zaanse Schans to create a typical Inspired by traditional Japanese ramen bars, this popular 18th/19th century village. Explore the shops and mills restaurant was born in London and has been attracting to get closely acquainted with Dutch culture and hungry eaters with massive bowls of noodles and other history. Asian delights for years. There’s no need to book – just grab a seat at a communal table and dig in. 13:30-14:30 Lunch at De Hoop op d’Swarte Walvis Kalverringdijk 15, 1509 BT Zaandam (discount on lunch with City Card) Day 2 This waterside restaurant serves up filling dishes inside 9:00-10:00 a traditionally Dutch interior. Enjoy the laid-back Breakfast at De Koffieschenkerij atmosphere and a meal on the spacious waterfront Oudekerksplein 27, 1012 GX Amsterdam terrace outside. Super hungry? Try the beef stew with (discount with City Card) homemade apple compote, fluffy mashed potatoes and Start the day off right with perfectly brewed coffee, spice cake. pastries and a bit of Dutch history in Amsterdam’s oldest building. Grab a quiche or pastry and, if it’s sunny, eat in the flower-filled secret garden outside. 14:45-15:15 Train back to Amsterdam Central Station 10:30-13:30 Cycling tour of Amsterdam 15:30-17:30 Rent bikes and explore the city like the locals do. Cycling Van Gogh Museum sets the perfect pace for meandering Amsterdam’s Museumplein 6, 1071 DJ Amsterdam gorgeous streets. Let the winding cobblestone lanes lead (regular price €19 - free with City Card) you to unexpected adventures. If you’re a fan of Vincent Van Gogh, you’re in for a treat – The price of renting a bicycle varies, but City Card holders enjoy a 25% this museum is entirely dedicated to the post-impressionist discount at MacBike, A-Bike and Yellow-Bike. master himself. At the Van Gogh Museum, you can see his most famous works and learn about his tumultuous life. …Or if you’re not much for cycling, head to the Don't forget to book your time slot ticket! Amsterdam Museum Kalverstraat 92, 1012 PH Amsterdam (regular price €15 - free with City Card) 10:30-12:30 Dedicated to the history of the Dutch capital, it’s housed Rijksmuseum in a former orphanage and explores Amsterdam through Museumstraat 1, 1071 XX Amsterdam a fascinating collection that starts in the Middle Ages and (regular price €20 - free with City Card) ends in the present. The most famous museum in the Netherlands, the Rijksmuseum is home to an acclaimed collection that 13:30-15:00 includes pieces by Rembrandt and Vermeer. Wander The Heineken Experience through the galleries and take in hundreds of years of Stadhouderskade 78, 1072 AE Amsterdam history and culture in one stunning location. (discount with City Card) Located in the historic Heineken brewery, you’ll have a …If you want to do something quirky after, blast exploring the four-floor museum and tasting some visit the Woonbootmuseum perfect pilsners. Elandsgracht 35-BG, 1016 TN Amsterdam (regular price €4.50 - free with City Card) …Or if beer isn’t your thing, stop by Het Grachtenhuis Also known as the Houseboat Museum, this cosy little Herengracht 386, 1016 CJ Amsterdam place gives you a peek at life on the water in Amsterdam (regular price €15 - free with City Card) and is full of charm. Located on the beautiful Herengracht, this museum tells the story of life along Amsterdam’s famous canals and how they’ve shaped the city’s history. 13:00-14:30 Lunch at Baton Brasserie Herengracht 82, 1015 BS Amsterdam 15:00-16:00 Recharge and gear up for the rest of your day with lunch Canal cruise at this charming brasserie. Choose from a variety of free with City Card sandwiches made from seasonal ingredients and served Thanks to its interwoven network of canals, the best way on freshly baked breads while you chat with the friendly to see Amsterdam is definitely by water. Glide by some wait staff. of the city’s most historical offerings, beautiful buildings and stunning landscapes on one of Amsterdam’s famous …If you’re a foodie, book a cheese tasting at Reypenaer canal cruises. Singel 182, 1015 AJ Amsterdam (discount with City Card) An experienced guide will lead you through a delicious 16:30-19:00 journey as you sample a selection of specially aged Snacks at De Struisvogel cheeses made in the Netherlands. Keizersgracht 312, 1016 EX Amsterdam This tiny restaurant, with its traditional brown café atmosphere and French cuisine, packs a big punch. With 15:30-20:00 an ever-evolving menu based on what’s in season and Eye Filmmuseum biological, free-range products, De Struisvogel is a feel- IJpromenade 1, 1031 KT Amsterdam good dining experience. (regular price €11 - free with City Card) The Eye Filmmuseum is a must for anyone …Craving a cocktail? Go to the House of Bols with an interest in cinema. Take advantage Paulus Potterstraat 14, 1071 CZ Amsterdam of the Eye’s individual movie-viewing booths, (discount with City Card) rotating exhibitions and arthouse movie Indulge in an interactive cocktail and genever theatre during your visit. End the day at the experience! You’ll learn about the Dutch drink that ruled Eye Filmmuseum Restaurant where you’ll be the Golden Age before relaxing at the mirror bar. surrounded by floor-to-ceiling windows for a killer waterside view of the IJ harbour and Amsterdam Central Station. Day 3 9:00-10:00 Breakfast at Pancakes! Amsterdam Berenstraat 38, 1016 GH Amsterdam (discount with City Card) You can’t beat a traditional Dutch pancake for breakfast – especially when it’s made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients and has fun, inventive toppings. Go for an old- fashioned, plain pancake or spice it up with blueberries, bacon, banana or an apple-and-cheese combo..
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