Earning its Michelin star within its first year, Bougainville Restaurant is led by award-winning Executive Chef Tim Golsteijn. Located in the beautiful Hotel TwentySeven, this sensory gastronomic experience has à la carte classics and seasonal tasting menus.

The intimate Gartine Restaurant & Bakery is perfect for breakfast, lunch, and high tea. The menus showcase authentic regional dishes with garden-sourced dishes, like homemade jam-filled croissants and morning harvest soup.

The Yeti Nepali & Indian Restauranthttps://theyeti.nl/ is ideal for spice enthusiasts who crave vegetarian and non-vegetarian options. The rich and diverse 3-course menu has South Asian fusion flavors making this a must-visit spot in Amsterdam.

Owner Harman Singh's passion for his native India shines here with dishes like Papri Chaat and lamb organ josh. Ranging from street food-inspired delights to chef's specials, the Guru Indian Restaurant menu meshes delicious Indian flavors with Dutch hospitality.

For traditional Dutch cuisine, visit Moeders Restaurant for authentic regional flavors in a cozy welcoming atmosphere. Celebrating 30 years of their famous Dutch specialties, this restaurant serves iconic dishes like Stamppot and Bitterballen.

From Argentinian steaks to New Zealand lamb, Day's StoneGrill 1870 has a diverse menu and eclectic bar with impressive selections. There’s a unique 1870-style tableside grilling option and a beautiful covered patio to enjoy sunny lunches and sunset dinners.

Guided by a local, this classic boat cruise is a delightful journey on a wooden saloon boat. Travelers see iconic canals while enjoying Dutch cheese platters and unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks. 

This Dutch food and history tour is an intimate, off-the-beaten-path experience led by a local guide. Guests learn about the city's history of famous residents and explore the best food spots.

This bike tour showcases Amsterdam’s iconic attractions and lesser-known treasures in a small-group setting. Visitors ride a bicycle with a guide to learn captivating stories about the city's history and culture. 

Located on the Prinsengracht Canal, the Anne Frank House Museum highlights the poignant historical journey. The museum honors the life of Anne Frank with a powerful firsthand narrative using immersive audio, media, and authentic artifacts.

The edibles workshop begins at a local dispensary where guests purchase the special ingredients as a group. Learn to create delicious brownies and gummies while delving into Dutch history, culture, and cannabis customs.

This immersive masterclass teaches mixology secrets, techniques, and tips for crafting cocktails at home. The Shaker Cocktail Club has a personal bar station stocked with essential tools and ingredients to show how mixology works. 

With over 7 million intoxicatingly beautiful flowers, The Million Tulips & Windmill Tour is the perfect spot for a relaxing photoshoot. Visitors will go inside the windmill and make a stop at a local chocolate factory for some tasty Dutch goodies.

Body Worlds Museum shows visitors how everyday choices impact their health and happiness through over 200 real bodies plastinated on display. There are seven exhibits ranging from health, sports, diet, and animal anatomy.