Day 1: Districts in Amsterdam
The old centre
As the name suggests, this charming part of the city is part of Amsterdam’s original settlement. Perfect for those in search of history and culture, you’ll find traditional architecture and iconic monuments dotted around this area. Remembering your camera is a must.
Nieuwmarkt
With plenty of hustle and bustle, this vast square is located in the city’s Chinatown, adjacent to the infamous Red Light District. Popular with tourists, there are a number of coffee shops and cafés to dip into, as well as spectacular architecture surrounding the area.
Spiegelkwartier
This part of the city is particularly charming, harking back to the 17th century. While it might serve as the ideal place for a leisurely walk, there are a number of art galleries and museums to visit. When you’re done there, make sure to browse the many vintage and antique shops found in the area.