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3 days in Amsterdam

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  1. Day 1

    Jordaan & Canal Ring

    1. 09:30· MorningAnne Frank HouseThe secret annex where Anne Frank hid; tickets are only sold online for set times — book weeks ahead.~1.5 hMid-rangeIndoors
    2. 12:30· LunchHaarlemmerstraat & HaarlemmerdijkA long street of delis, bakeries and lunch cafés just north of the Jordaan — easy to find something for everyone.~1.5 hLow cost
    3. 15:00· AfternoonJordaan walkNarrow canals, hidden courtyards and small galleries — the prettiest neighbourhood to wander without a plan.~2 hFree
    4. 19:30· EveningJordaan brown cafésCosy old pubs with wood panelling and local beer — arrive early to grab a table for the group.~2 hLow costIndoors
    ☔ Rainy day? OBA Central Library — A huge, free public library by the water; the top-floor café has one of the best views in town.
  2. Day 2

    Old Centre

    1. 09:30· MorningDam Square & Royal PalaceThe city's main square; step inside the palace's grand marble halls when it isn't closed for royal events.~1.5 hMid-range
    2. 12:30· LunchDutch street snacksRaw herring from a fish stand, fries with mayo, a warm stroopwafel — a cheap, fun group tasting lunch.~1 hLow cost
    3. 15:00· AfternoonCanal cruiseThe classic way to see the canal houses; for bigger groups, a private open boat is often worth splitting.~1.5 hMid-rangeKid-friendly
    4. 19:30· EveningDe Wallen evening walkThe old canals of the Red Light District at dusk; walk respectfully and don't photograph the windows.~1 hFree
    ☔ Rainy day? Oude Kerk — Amsterdam's oldest building, a vast wooden-roofed church that often hosts contemporary art installations.
  3. Day 3

    Plantage & Jewish Quarter

    1. 09:30· MorningRembrandt House MuseumThe painter's own home and studio, with etching demonstrations on many days.~1.5 hMid-rangeIndoors
    2. 12:30· LunchDappermarktA multicultural neighbourhood market east of ARTIS — cheap snacks and far fewer tourists.~1.5 hLow cost
    3. 15:00· AfternoonHortus BotanicusOne of the world's oldest botanical gardens, with tropical glasshouses to warm up in.~1 hMid-range
    4. 19:30· EveningMagere Brug & Amstel walkStroll along the Amstel to the Skinny Bridge, lit with hundreds of bulbs after dark.~1 hFree
    ☔ Rainy day? Micropia — A surprisingly fun museum of microbes next to ARTIS, with hands-on microscopes — great on a rainy day.

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