
Lively squares
and canal-side streets

Historic churches
and hidden chapels

Sculptural fountains
and water features

Van Gogh and modern art
with local stories
Explore the canal belt, step inside world-famous museums, discover historic churches and slow down in Amsterdam’s squares and parks.
Plan museum time slots, canal walks and a manageable daily route, with practical advice for your first stay in Amsterdam.
Plan journeys around Amsterdam by tram, metro, bus and train, and check the best connection for your route and arrival point.

Windmills and wooden houses by the Zaan
with countryside tours from Amsterdam

Village canals and small-boat trips
with guided day tours from Amsterdam

Trade city canals for windmills, village waterways and open countryside. Compare routes, travel time and the stops included before choosing a day trip.
Barcelona is a city of distinct neighborhoods, each with its own atmosphere, history and attractions. From the narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter and the modernist architecture of Eixample to Gràcia, El Born and Barceloneta, our guides help you understand the different areas of the city.
Learn what to see and do in each Barcelona neighborhood, where to eat, how to get around and which areas are best suited to your interests.
Formerly heralded as the Catalan Manchester for its massive concentration of steam-powered textile mills, this dynamic coastal quarter has reinvented itself as