Amsterdam Canals

Real canal-side landmarks and architecture.

Quests on this wheel

• Anne Frank House — Museum house where Anne Frank & her family hid from the Nazis in a secret annex, during WWII.
• Van Gogh Museum — Museum housing the world's largest collection of Van Gogh paintings, alongside drawings & letters.
• Rijksmuseum — 19th-century building housing Dutch Golden Age painting masterpieces & vast European art collection.
• Vondelpark — Expansive, 19th-century urban park with a playground, ponds & an open-air theater.
• Heineken Experience — Interactive tour through beer giant's history in former brewery, with a tasting room finale.
• Red Light Secrets Museum — Quirky museum offering exhibits on the history of Amsterdam's sex-work industry.
• ARTIS — Zoo park founded in 19th century, with chimps, zebras & elephants, plus aquarium & planetarium.
• Fabel Friet Runstraat — Relaxed outpost producing fried potatoes & croquettes, plus locally sourced & homemade toppings.
• NEMO Science Museum — Interactive science exhibits, experiments & shows in a huge, waterfront, boat-like museum.
• Van Stapele Koekmakerij — Buzzing neighborhood bakeshop in snug surrounds, known for its signature chocolate cookie.
• Moco Museum | Amsterdam — Art museum housed in an early-20th-century townhouse, featuring inventive works by Dalí & Banksy.
• Royal Palace Amsterdam — Grand residence for royal receptions since 1808, open to the public & exhibitions when not in use.
• A'DAM Lookout — Elevator with a light show to a 20-story rooftop with a restaurant/bar & an over-the-edge swing.
• Fabrique des Lumières — A highly-rated real-world spot (4.6★, 9296 reviews) worth spinning for.
• Winkel 43 — Known for its apple pie, this lively cafe/bar serves hearty European snacks, lunches and dinners.
• Chun Café Berenstraat — Petite bubble tea shop offering a variety of creative milk teas, plus coffee & specialty drinks.
• Madame Tussauds Amsterdam — Museum chain for life-size wax replicas of famous people & historic icons in themed galleries.
• Oude Kerk Amsterdam — 14th-century church, now Calvinist, hosting religious & cultural activities including concerts.
• Rembrandt House Museum — Restored, 17th-century house where Rembrandt lived & worked for 20 years, hung with his etchings.
• The 9 Streets — Quaint, picturesque canal-district area featuring vintage & designer boutiques, plus cozy cafes.

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