Amsterdam and its region

Visit to the (Prinsengracht maison d'Anne Frank263). It is advisable to go there before the opening by buying your ticket online, if you go there in the afternoon you will have to spend hours in the longest queue in Amsterdam (sic), Noordermarkt Organic Market (Saturday only) - Antique and Clothing Market (Monday). Visit of the district of theJordaan, formerly the prolo district of the city, now one of the most fashionable districts of the capital.

Boat tour of the city. Palais du Dam, stroll around the station, visit the Berlage Stock Exchange (to give a first idea of Amsterdam's architecture). Red light district, visit of the old church.

The Rijksmuseum has been superbly renovated after very long and expensive work, but the result has made us forget everything. Stroll through Museumplein, Evening at the Concertgebouw.

The Singel Flower Market and a little shopping in the Kalverstraat. Spui book market (Friday only). Visit of the Spui and the Museum of History of Amsterdam (Amsterdam Museum).

Van Gogh Museum. Shopping in the PC Hooftstraat and Leidsestraat.

Vondelpark with numerous concerts and activities in summer. Spiegelstraat and Looiersmarkt district of art galleries and antique dealers.

Van Loon museum, rich patrician remains. Jewish history museum and Portuguese synagogue (not on Saturday of course).

Haarlem or the little one (yes it is possible) Amsterdam. To visit, the city centre, Saint Bavon, the market square. Frans Hals Museum and/or Teylers Museum, Museum of Science and Technology.

Relax day and beach in Zandvoort (hoping that the weather is mild!).

Marken (where time stopped), Volendam, a small fishing port unfortunately far too tourist. Enkhuizen to visit the splendid museum of La. Spend the night on the spot.

Day to relax Artis the Amsterdam zoo with its very beautiful aquarium and especially with Micropia, the first museum in the world (stunning) devoted to microbes! The zoo is located on the edge of the Jewish quarter. Enjoy the Artisplein, a place set up a few years ago between the zoo and Micropia, inspired by the Luxembourg garden. Stroll through the docks area, where old warehouses have been converted into sumptuous lofts.

To close your stay smoothly, do everything you have not had time to do or return to the neighbourhoods you have especially loved. For the acharnés, a visit to the Museum of Modern Art devoted to the Amstelveen Cobra movement (next to Amsterdam) is possible.