Amsterdam enjoys great weather throughout the year, making it a great destination regardless of the weather. When you choose to visit depends entirely on what you wish to do on your trip.

To see the iconic Dutch bloom, visit Amsterdam during Spring (mid-March to early May).

If you rather lounge on the beach and partake in the various summer festivals, visit during Summer (June to August).

To enjoy the quiet and quaint version of Amsterdam, visit during Autumn (September to November).

During winters, the city looks like it is straight out of a postcard, with special fairs, snow games, and gourmet food making the city extremely special.

• Amsterdam’s distinctive blue and white trams are one of the quickest and most convenient ways to travel in and around the city center.
• The metro is the fastest way to reach the city's outlying districts like Bijlmer, Amstelveen, and Diemen.
• Ferries connect people across the River IJ.
• The bus network connects all neighborhoods with other city areas and extending outwards into the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area.
• The train connects to Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, different parts of the city, other Dutch towns and cities, as well as with Belgium, France, and Germany.
• Take advantage of the cycling lanes and explore the city on a bike.
• If traveling on a budget, get hold of the I amsterdam City Card, which not only allows you access to 70+ fascinating attractions but also unlimited use of the GVB public transport system.

• Explore the city as you traverse through its famed canal system by going on a cruise.
• Learn about the city's rich history and culture and get a deeper insight into some of the iconic attractions by going on a walking tour.
• View 200 paintings, 500 drawings, and 750 letters by Van Gogh at the Van Gogh Museum.
• Explore an eclectic collection of modern, contemporary, and street art at the Moco Museum.
• Explore Rijksmuseum, home to some of the most revered art pieces of all time.
• Enjoy a fun day with your family at a fantasy-themed park Efteling.
• Visit Keukenhof, the World’s Largest Flower Garden.
• Travel back in time at the Zaanse Schans, where you can see traditional houses, windmills, warehouses, and workshops, reminiscent of the Netherlands' industrial past.

• Visit at least one local market during your stay. It is a great way to explore the city and maybe even pick up a few mementos.
• While Amsterdam is known for its nightlife, its supermarkets, cafes, and restaurants close down by 10 PM. If you are planning a night out, factor in dinner time, so don't have to go hungry all night.
• Step outside your comfort zone and try food from street vendors. Dutch favorites such as Herring, Patat, Bitterballen, Frikandel and Poffjertes are a must try.
• Stay in a hostel during your stay. It is not only a great way to save money but also to enjoy the vibe of the city.
• Amsterdam is extremely accessible, be it public transportation facilities or the various attractions. Visit the Accessible Amsterdam website to find out all you need to know about the accessibility of buildings in the city.