1. The Rijksmuseum

One of Amsterdam's most popular attractions - and certainly its most important art repository - the Rijksmuseum was founded in 1809.

2. The Anne Frank Museum

On the Prinsengracht, the Anne Frank Museum is dedicated to the all-too-short life of one of the world's best-known Holocaust victims.

3. The Van Gogh Museum

A must-visit for art fans and historians, the spectacular Van Gogh Museum has been one of Amsterdam's top attractions since it opened in 1972.

4. The Jordaan (neighborhood)

The Jordaan is the most popular of Amsterdam's neighborhoods, known for its mix of residential areas with garden courtyards, lively markets, and upscale boutiques and eateries.