Amsterdamse Bos, Amsterdam
Amsterdamse Bos on the outskirts of Amsterdam is the largest park in the city.
Amsterdamse Bos on the outskirts of Amsterdam is the largest park in the city. It has a petting zoo, ample amenities for sports including a rowing course, and the Amsterdamse Bos Theatre that stages plays in summer. To get here, take bus no 70 from Centraal Station or the tram from Haarlemmermeer Station.
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About Amsterdamse Bos
Amstelveen, Netherlands
Amsterdamse Bos and Nearby Sights on Map
Museum of Bags and Purses
Tassen museum Hendrikje - the Museum of Bags and Purses in Amsterdam is dedicated to historic handbags, purses and suitcases, showcasing a collection of over 4000 artifacts from the 16th century onwards
Molen Van Sloten Windmill
The Van Sloten Windmill is a reconstructed functional polder draining tower mill from 1847 on Akersluis along the Ringvaart in Amsterdam
Electric Tramline Museum
The Elektrische Museumtramlijn or Electric Tramline Museum displays a unique collection of historic restored trams from several cities including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Vienna, Den Haag, Groningen, Utrecht, Graz and Prague
Rembrandtpark
Rembrandtpark is a sprawling, peaceful park in west Amsterdam with ponds, playgrounds and the Zoo De Uylenburg, the oldest petting zoo in Amsterdam
De 1200 Roe
The molen or windmill 1200 Roe near Seineweg is an octagonal water mill originally used to keep the Osdorperbinnenpolder swamp area dry and now a tourist attraction
Riekermolen
Riekermolen is a 17th century polder drainage windmill on the bank of the Amstel river at the edge of Amstelpark
Amstelpark
Amstelpark is a popular park on the banks of the Amstel river, with several fun things to do on a day out in the sun
Vondelpark
Vondelpark is a sprawling English landscape park with ponds, gardens, playground and cafes that is very popular with tourists
Hollandsche Manege
The Hollandsche Manege is the oldest horse-riding school in the Netherlands, dating back to 1744 though the current Neoclassical building is from 1882
Concertgebouw
The Royal Concertgebouw on Museumplein is a Neoclassical concert hall that hosts classical orchestras and operas as well as modern world music