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Three Days in,
Amsterdam.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

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8/9/2026 → 8/11/20262 adults
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Days
3 days
Stops
18 stops
Destinations
1 destination
Travelers
2 adults
Interests

canals, museums, bikes, markets

Itinerary

3 chapters
Itinerary1Museum Quarter2Canal belt3Old centre and markets
Day 18/9/2026

Museum Quarter

Museumplein, Amsterdam

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Bookend the world's Rembrandts and van Goghs with a slow Vondelpark hour, then a seafood dinner a block off the museum square.
  1. 01

    CT Coffee & Coconuts

    08:30 · 60m
    Flat whites and coconut pancakes under the soaring ceilings of a former 1920s cinema. Arrive before nine to skip the brunch queue.
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  2. 🚶walk· 18 min· 1.3 km↗ Directions
  3. 02

    Rijksmuseum

    09:45 · 150m
    Rembrandt's Night Watch and the Vermeers anchor the Gallery of Honour. Enter at opening and head upstairs first while the halls are still empty.
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  4. 🚶walk· 10 min· 700 m↗ Directions
  5. 03

    Café Loetje

    12:30 · 75m
    A Museum Quarter institution for the classic biefstuk in its own gravy. Grab the garden terrace and order the beef medium rare.
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  6. 🚶walk· 8 min· 600 m↗ Directions
  7. 04

    Van Gogh Museum

    14:00 · 90m
    Timed tickets only, so lock in an early-afternoon slot. Follow the arc from the dark Potato Eaters to the blazing Sunflowers.
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  8. 🚶walk· 14 min· 1 km↗ Directions
  9. 05

    Vondelpark

    15:45 · 60m
    The city's green lung, ringed by cyclists and open-air cafes. Loop past the rose garden to the Blauwe Theehuis for a drink.
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  10. 🚶walk· 13 min· 900 m↗ Directions
  11. 06

    The Seafood Bar

    18:30 · 90m
    A bright, tiled fishmonger-style spot a block off Museumplein. The fruits de mer platter and Zeeland oysters are the move.
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Day 28/10/2026

Canal belt

Jordaan, Amsterdam

Jordaan mornings run on apple pie and gabled canals. Give the afternoon to the water, then end with Dutch home cooking.
  1. 01

    Winkel 43

    08:15 · 45m
    The Noordermarkt corner cafe famous for the best appeltaart in town, tall and stacked with cream. Saturday's organic farmers market spills out front.
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  2. 🚶walk· 5 min· 400 m↗ Directions
  3. 02

    Anne Frank House

    09:00 · 90m
    Book weeks ahead, tickets are timed and sell out fast. The Secret Annex behind the swinging bookcase is quiet and deeply moving.
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  4. 🚶walk· 5 min· 300 m↗ Directions
  5. 03

    Jordaan canals

    10:45 · 90m
    Wander the Nine Streets and the gabled Prinsengracht past Westerkerk's blue crown. The bridges over the Bloemgracht are the postcard shot.
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  6. 🚶walk· 5 min· 400 m↗ Directions
  7. 04

    The Pancake Bakery

    12:30 · 75m
    Set in a 17th-century canal warehouse near Anne Frank House, serving sweet and savoury Dutch pannenkoeken. Try one with apple and bacon.
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  8. 🚶walk· 23 min· 1.7 km↗ Directions
  9. 05

    Canal cruise

    14:00 · 75m
    An hour on the water threads the UNESCO canal ring and out to the Amstel. Sit near the stern for unobstructed gable views.
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  10. 🚶walk· 25 min· 1.8 km↗ Directions
  11. 06

    Moeders

    19:00 · 120m
    A homey Jordaan spot for classic Dutch stamppot, walls papered with guests' own mothers' photos. Reserve ahead, it is tiny and beloved.
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Day 38/11/2026

Old centre and markets

De Pijp, Amsterdam

Slip from the hush of a hidden beguinage to the roar of the Albert Cuyp, grazing herring and stroopwafels between the stalls.
  1. 01

    Gartine

    08:45 · 60m
    A hidden-lane brunch spot serving eggs and pastries from its own garden and greenhouse. The homemade jams and high tea are worth lingering over.
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  2. 🚶walk· 2 min· 200 m↗ Directions
  3. 02

    Begijnhof

    10:00 · 45m
    A hushed medieval courtyard of almshouses tucked behind the Spui, home to the city's oldest wooden house. Enter quietly, residents still live here.
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  4. 🚶walk· 7 min· 500 m↗ Directions
  5. 03

    Bloemenmarkt

    11:00 · 45m
    The world's only floating flower market, its stalls set on barges along the Singel. Tulip bulbs sold here are certified to travel home.
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  6. 🚶walk· 21 min· 1.5 km↗ Directions
  7. 04

    Albert Cuyp Market

    12:15 · 90m
    Amsterdam's biggest street market, graze fresh herring, warm stroopwafels, and Surinamese rolls stall to stall. Come hungry and bring some cash.
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  8. 🚶walk· 5 min· 400 m↗ Directions
  9. 05

    Heineken Experience

    15:00 · 90m
    A self-guided romp through the original 1867 brewery that ends with two poured pints. Book online for cheaper, less crowded timed entry.
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  10. 🚶walk· 7 min· 500 m↗ Directions
  11. 06

    Bazar Amsterdam

    19:00 · 120m
    Middle Eastern feasting under the gilded ceiling of a converted church on the market street. The mezze spread and grilled lamb are generous and cheap.
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