Top Things to do In Heemskerk 2021

"Zaanse Schans is about 30 minutes ride from Central Station in Amsterdam, here you get to see multiple working windmills, wooden clog’ museum, cheese farm etc.Is a must for tourist visiting Amsterdam, from the dutch village, you may also venture out to Volendam, which is about another 30 minutes ride on the coach to there, beautiful fishing village, where you can dress up traditional costumn and pose for a picture in the studio."

"This is a must book place to buy tickets. So make sure to book in advance. But go inside and you must see it well, it is so classic. It is also healing. Unfortunately it is hard to get out now."

"We joined the canals romance cruise dinner for Xmas eve. What an amazing experience for both of us. Foods are great n unlimited refills of drink!"

"one of the great museum of europe easy access and each drawing has listening bluetooth info with head phone. You can check biggest art scanning work on process"

"If you stroll around the Amsterdam city center, make sure to spend some times sitting here, enjoying the crowds with the pigeons flying around you. If you bring some bread, you might also feed it to the birds and they will come to you automatically! Perfect time to take picture. "

"In the world, there are 3 gardens that you must visit, Keukenhof in Lisse Netherlands, is one of the most beautiful garden that I visited in my life.Best time to visit is from 13 Apr till 1 May, where traditionally, this is the time where the tulips are in full bloom, you can take a bus from either Central station in Ansterdam or Schiphol Airport."

"Really cool!! There was quite a lot of people waiting to go inside but the line is totally worth it,"

"This place is located right in the middle of the city center. There are so many restaurants and shops nearby, and many people always gather around here as sometimes there are some street performance, like magicians, dancing, or singing. Many also like to just sit around and eat some traditional frites :)"

"Simply a very beautiful train station. It has an authentic Dutch building style, with amazing view looking at the canal where you can embark for the canal tour. The station itself is very big, but do not worry, you won’t get lost, as the signs are very clear and the people there will always be ready to help you :)"

"The Heineken Museum in Amsterdam, where West Germany had been drinking Heineken regularly 20 years ago in college, was a row of Heinekens for how long it was going to be, and it felt so high, this time at the Heineken Museum, Seeing the history of Philip and learning about its heritage is a really nice beer, Gilly recommended"