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Rent a bicycle and head to Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum, home to the largest collection of work by the influential Dutch Impressionist. — Travel + Leisure
Most of it is closed, but key paintings and other works from the 17th-century Dutch Golden Age can be viewed in the museum's Philips Wing. — Frommer's
Walking through the house where Anne Frank hid for more than two years—along with her family, the Van Pels family, and Fritz Pfeffer—is incredibly affecting. — goop
In a former almshouse for the aged, built in the 1680s, Hermitage Amsterdam shows off treasures on loan from the Hermitage Palace in St Petersburg, in different themed exhibitions — The Telegraph
Its gleaming complex houses four movie theaters, exhibitions, a store, and a restaurant with a sought-after terrace with views. — Frommer's
All the exhibits chronicle the country's abiding ties to the sea through commerce, fishing, yachting, exploration, and war. — Frommer's
Originally known as the Museum Amstelkring, this place is a well-kept secret. — Time Out
Built in the 1680s, this mansion was purchased in the 1850s by the Willet-Holthuysen family. — Time Out
The van Loon family owned this magnificent patrician house between 1884 and 1945. — Frommer's
Want to see where royalty held their parties? — Not For Tourists
The Jewish Historical Museum is full of religious items, photographs and paintings detailing the rich history of Jews and Judaism in the Netherlands throughout the centuries. — Time Out
Resembling an enormous green hull facing the IJ river, Nemo is the work of Renzo Piano, architect of the Pompidou Centre in Paris — Michelin Guide
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A remarkable collection of modern and contemporary works by artists of the CoBrA (Copenhagen, Brussels, Amsterdam) movement, founded in 1948 by Danish, Belgian and Dutch artists. — Michelin Guide
In a city stuck in the past, this is one of the best places to find quality modern art in the medium of photography. — Let's Go
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