72 hours in Amsterdam

Amsterdam city breaks are perfect for a long weekend getaway and can cater to any budget. With scenic canals, pretty parks, plenty of culture and amazing food and drink on every corner, there really is something for everyone.

Where to Stay

Amsterdam breaks offer something for everyone when it comes to places to stay.

Our Top Pick if you fancy a bit of Luxury is: Grand Hotel Amrath Amsterdam

This 5* Luxurious boutique hotel is located in a central location.

Our Top Pick if you are travelling on a budget is: Amstel Botel

This contemporary boat hotel sits on the river and is within easy reach of all of Amsterdam's main attractions.

What to Eat and What to Drink

G's Brunch Boat

Not only do you get a 2 course brunch with 3 drinks included, but you get a tour of the beautiful Amsterdam canals, passing famous attractions including the Anne Frank Huis. All this for only €39.50.

Try De Bitterballen at Cafe Amsterdam

Deep-fried balls of mincemeat which are delicately seasoned will give you a real taste of Amsterdam. This traditional Dutch dish is served with deep-fried parsley and lemon.

Skylounge Amsterdam

If cocktails and city views appeal to you then head to the rooftop bar on top of the Hilton. Boasting stunning views and unique cocktails.

Where to Go

Anne Frank Huis

Don't be put off by the large queues, as this iconic Amsterdam museum really is worth the wait. Packed with history, the Anne Frank house tells the tale in a moving way.

Vondelpark

Biking around Amsterdam is a must, however, if you are intimidated by the busy streets, then rent your bikes (we recommend MacBikes) and cycle around Vondelpark.

Red Light District

Engrained in Amsterdam's culture, the Red Light District is an experience you will never forget.

Flower Market

Amsterdam is known for its tulips, therefore it is only right to visit the Flower Market during your stay. Located only the Singel Canal, it has everything associated with flowers and tulip traditions in Amsterdam.