• Rent a bike to see Amsterdam like a local.
• Try the local beer.
• Explore areas other than tourist areas.
• Be respectful of others and Dutch culture.
• Try Indonesian and Surinamese food.
• Take lots of lovely photos near the canals.
• Bring your umbrella/rain coat. It may rain.
• Use the excellent public transit.
• Do not pay for groceries with your credit card, many of the cards do not match the system here.
• Be careful on the streets at night time.
• Buy, ’I Am Amsterdam,’ card. It is very helpful.
• Do not miss the canal tour.
• The soft drugs are available in coffeeshops for people who are over 18.
• Do not buy or have drugs on the streets, it is illegal.
• Don’t walk on the bike lanes, it is annoying to bikers and dangerous to you.
• Do not limit yourself to tourist areas, you will miss out on other places.
• Don’t smoke weed on a public sidewalk.
• Do not insult anyone in public, everyone knows English.
• Don’t eat only the tourist food, try the local ones.
• Don’t forget how dangerous the canals are.
• Do not rent a car, when you can walk.
• Don’t forget to dress for the weather.
• Do not look beyond 1 hour for weather report.

After the quiet early evening hours, Amsterdam's streets and squares get very busy during night. Prostitution is legal and regulated in Netherlands. One of the largest and best-known Red-light districts in Amsterdam is De Wallen, destination for international sex tourism. Behind the Dam square, is the Red-Light District, always hit by tourists walking in the streets and looking at the windows with girls behind them. Here, you can see small restaurants and cafes that are also full of people. You can meet people and make new friends in these cafes and bars. Amsterdam gives a nightlife ticket, that saves time and money. You get free entrance to Amsterdam clubs, free shots, beers & cocktails, lazertag & bowling, free UBER and much more for a week. 

• Visit the World’s Only Floating Flower Market.
• Climb the Westertoren ( tower in central Amsterdam)
• Go bungee jumping over the IJ at the Faralda Crane Hotel
• Participate in a Friday Night Skate
• Go over the edge in "Europe's Highest Swing"
• Eat pancakes in a train converted into a restaurant. “pancake house”is located in Marrum.
• Sleep in a windmill in Amsterdam or a castle
• One Airbnb rented out his mill that is situated by a canal in the East side of the city. if you prefer castles, there is a list of castles turned into hotels or B&B.
• Climb on the highest wall in Europe – Excalibur Wall In the absence of tall mountains, the Dutch have built the highest climbing wall in the world. It is 45 m high and curved! 
• See the GLOW Lights Festival in Eindhoven (LED). It is a festival of lights. When Philips invented the first light bulb its factory was in Eindhoven.
• Visit organic hipsters markets in Amsterdam, the Pure Market, where Coconut balls are made on the spot, vegetarian tortillas or Dutch croquettes with goat cheese can be eaten here. You can see socks made from bamboo fabric!

• Attend a concert at the Concertgebouw.
• Bike through the tulip fields around Haarlem in April.
• Dance in a club past dawn.
• Watch Sinterklaas' arrival parade.
• An Amsterdam City Walk.
• Take a Bike Tour.
• Cuddle a cat onboard De Poezenboot.
• Enjoy at ELECTRIC LADYLAND, that is a gallery devoted to fluorescent art.
• Take a gondola ride through Amsterdam's canals.
• Rent your own boat and go for a ride.
• Take the StroomTram from Hoorn (Steam Tram) For those who love antiques, buy tickets and go for an unusual mean of transportation.
• Sleep inside the highest container, Faralda Crane hotel situated in the North of Amsterdam.

• Custom Clogs
• Bicycle Seat Cover 
• A bottle of Bols Jenever 
• Nijntje Knuffel (stuffed animal) 
• Cowboys Belt 
• Cheese products 
• Birthday Calendar 
• Puccini Chocolate Bonbons
•  Kissing Couple
•  Ajax shirt (football club)
•  A basket of tulip bulbs 
• Blond Amsterdam Breakfast Set
•  Pip Studio Bathrobe
•  Handmade Wallet 
• Local Dutch Beers
• Windmills 
• Anne Frank diary.