The Orangery is a spacious and airy museum cafe on site at Hortus Botanicus in Amsterdam. With French doors which open out onto the terrace at The Orangery, makes this is an ideal venue for exclusive parties and dinners. Because of its ideal location within botanical gardens, The Orangery is also a sought after venue for weddings, receptions and conferences in Amsterdam.READ MORE

Hotel Sint Nicolaas in Amsterdam has modern facilities and stylish rooms which are beautifully complemented by a relaxed atmosphere and first-class service. And after a tiring day's sightseeing, retreat to the comfort of your room or unwind with a drink by the fireplace in the lobby of Hotel Sint Nicolaas in Amsterdam.READ MORE

Founded in 1638 by the city council of Amsterdam to serve as herb garden for doctors and apothecaries, Hortus Botanicus contains more than six thousand tropical and indigenous trees and plants. The monumental Palm House dates from 1912 and is renowned for its collection of cycads. Recent additions to Hortus Botanicus include a huge hothouse, which incorporates three different tropical climates.READ MORE

Synopsis Boutique Hotel, located in a historical canal house in Amsterdam, is a very small 'hotel', with only three rooms, and has an intimate, family ambiance, where guests can enjoy breakfast in the kitchen with the owner/proprietress. The location is excellent, opposite the Hermitage Museum and near the opera house. Rooms are a perfect size and overlook the garden. In a busy city like Amsterdam, Synopsis Boutique Hotel is a perfect oasis away from the hustle and bustle of city life. READ MORE

Gollem Cafe in Amsterdam, what a great place. Gollem Cafe has an awesome selection of beers served in a friendly atmosphere and where the staff rock. Gollem Cafe offers visitors the kind of laid back, cosy atmosphere that cannot be copied, although too many places try, and fail. The barman at Gollem Cafe could well be a beer consultant as he is able to advise you on your drinks. For a quiet, relaxed and memorable evening, Gollem Cafe in Amsterdam is the place to be.READ MORE

Hidden from the busy city life in Amsterdam, you will find a charming garden at Pulitzer Dining, where guests can enjoy drinks and a light meal during summer in a quiet, relaxing environment. Pulitzer Dining exudes a pleasant, friendly atmosphere, and is an ideal place for guests to round off a day in style, and where they can discuss the activities and events of the day with friends, a day which was hopefully filled with touring, sightseeing and shopping in Amsterdam.READ MORE

Koan Float in Amsterdam offers a complete range of massages, from relaxation massage and shiatsu to foot reflexology and rebalancing. So, go ahead, treat yourself, the result will be well worth it. Each float room at Koan Float is entirely private, comes with its own float tank, its own shower unit and a water filtration system, guaranteeing purified water for each guest. The soundproof floatation capsule is equipped with light, music and intercom system. READ MORE

The Eden Amsterdam American Hotel is a beautiful historic monument in 'Art Deco' style. Nearby the hotel you will find many designer shops, the 'Vondelpark', museums and bars. READ MORE

One of Amsterdam’s most prestigious addresses, Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam is a heritage-steeped luxury hotel flaunting a prime situation on Herengracht canal, a Guerlain spa and Michelin-star dining. The property spans over 6 palaces dating back ...READ MORE

Mike's Bike Tours is one of the best things you can do as a first time visitor to Amsterdam. The tour starts your guide giving you a little bit of the history of the city, its founding, and the problems it had to deal. A bike tour is not demanding physically, and in fact you will hardly break a sweat. The tour guides at Mike's Bike Tours are very knowledgeable and extremely friendly, and are willing to adjust the tour to the requirements and requests of a group. All in all, a tour with Mikes Bike Tour in Amsterdam lasts about 3 hours, time well spent. READ MORE