The Anne Frank House is a historic canal-side building where Anne Frank and her family hid during World War II. Now a museum, it preserves the secret annex and tells the powerful story of her life and diary. As we pass by, you’ll see one of Amsterdam’s most important and moving landmarks from the water.

The Skinny Bridge, known locally as the Magere Brug, is a charming wooden drawbridge spanning the Amstel River in Amsterdam. Famous for its elegant design and nightly illumination, it’s one of the city’s most photographed landmarks. As we sail underneath, you’ll get a perfect view of this historic bridge and its classic Dutch architecture from the water.

The Red Light District in Amsterdam is a historic neighborhood known for its narrow streets, canals, and distinctive nightlife. It is famous for its legalized sex work, visible behind illuminated windows, as well as its mix of bars, coffee shops, restaurants, and cultural landmarks. Despite its reputation, it’s also one of the city’s oldest areas, with notable architecture and a unique atmosphere that blends history with modern urban life.

The Rijksmuseum is the national museum of the Netherlands, showcasing centuries of Dutch art and history. It’s best known for masterpieces by artists such as Rembrandt and Johannes Vermeer. As we pass by, you’ll see one of the country’s most important cultural landmarks.

The A'DAM Tower is a modern landmark on the banks of the IJ River. It offers panoramic views over the city and is home to restaurants, bars, and even Europe’s highest swing. From the water, you get a great perspective of this contemporary contrast to Amsterdam’s historic skyline.

The NEMO Science Museum is a striking, ship-shaped building rising above the water. This interactive museum is all about science and technology, especially popular with families and curious minds. As we sail past, you’ll notice its unique design that looks like the bow of a giant green ship.

The Bloemenmarkt is the world’s only floating flower market, located along one of the city’s canals. Here you’ll find colorful displays of flowers, bulbs, and Dutch souvenirs. As we pass by, you’re seeing a unique and fragrant piece of Amsterdam’s local culture.