Port information

Amsterdam

Amsterdam is one of Europe’s leading tourist destinations. Amsterdam’s charming canal belt, historical monuments and prestigious museums are world-renowned. In 2010, the canalbelt was placed on the UNESCO world heritage list. but that's not all. Look just around the corner and there’s so much more waiting to be discovered!
A visit to one of the extraordinary districts around the centre is certainly something not to be missed. Modern architecture, a cultural hot spot or an active excursion, there's something for everyone. Take a tour of the city's wonderful districts and discover a different side to Amsterdam. Many travellers will be pleasantly surprised to find a comfortably secure atmosphere amid the lively buzz and tolerant nature of our city. In fact, Amsterdam is one of the safest cities in the world. Passenger Terminal Amsterdam is close to Schiphol International Airport, a ten minutes walk to the city center and perfect to reach by car and public transport.

Port attractions

Canaltours
Canal Cruises in Amsterdam are the most popular tourist attraction in the country . An enjoyable and relaxed way of getting around the canals and seeing Amsterdam's top sights.
Magere Brug (Skinny Bridge)
Is a traditional double-leaf Dutch draw-bridge connecting sides of river Amstel. About every 20 minutes the bridge opens, as the bridge master lets boats through. The original bridge was built in 1670
Anne Frank House
Anne Frank House in the center of Amsterdam is the hiding place where Anne Frank wrote her famous diary during the World War II. The original diary is on display as part of the permanent exhibition.
Van Gogh Museum
This modern museum houses some 200 paintings and 550 sketches showing Van Gogh. This collection, combined with hundreds of letters by Van Gogh and selected works by his friends and contemporaries.

Port views

Click this link to view a video from YouTube. This might expose you to third party tracking. By clicking this link you agree to YouTube's privacy policy.