Waiting on the ferry to the city
The line to get into the Anne Frank House.
I highly recommend purchasing your tickets online. We did this and once it was our time, we simply walked right inside. The line gets quite long.
The Anne Frank House Museum does not allow photography so I do not have any pictures to share. It was an amazing museum though. I was so impressed with the artifacts they had on display - markings and pictures on the wall, the actual bookcase hiding the stairway, Anne's diary, etc. It was such a touching and amazing place to visit. I highly recommend going.
The Anne Frank House from across the street
We stopped at The Pancake Bakery, a small restaurant, for breakfast.
Delicious food
We spotted a grocery along our route and went inside to explore.
Albert Heijn, the name of the grocery store
Amsterdam Antique Store
A park
Heineken Headquarters in Amsterdam
We took an Amsterdam Canal Cruise. I do not remember the name of the company we went with, but I loved this cruise! The boat was nice, and we were given headphones to listen to an audio tour. The audio tour was very informative and entertaining.
After the canal cruise, we went to The Outback, a restaurant in Amsterdam. After a LONG period of time of not being waited on, we got up and left. This pizza restaurant was located in the same area, so we went there instead. We were waited on quickly there, and the food was delicious!
The last thing on our list tonight is to visit the Red Light Secrets Museum. This museum tells you about how the district works and includes a former Red Light room. The museum was interesting and I learned some facts about The District. My favorite exhibit was about items customers leave behind. If you are looking for something interesting to do, I would suggest the museum.
A former Red Light room
Back to the ferry
Goodnight from Amsterdam! Amsterdam is one of my favorite cities! It has such an interesting history, beautiful scenery, and plenty to do.
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