5 Days Dutch Experience Itinerary

Begin your second day with a visit to the Van Gogh Museum. Home to the largest collection of Van Gogh's paintings and drawings in the world, this museum provides deep insights into his life and work.

For lunch, head over to Senses Restaurant, known for its innovative dishes that engage all your senses. Afterward, visit the FOAM Photography Museum Amsterdam (Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam), which showcases contemporary photography from around the globe.

Dinner will be at Restaurant Zaza's, offering an intimate dining experience with an eclectic menu. End your day with a visit to Leiden Square (Leidseplein), one of Amsterdam's most vibrant nightlife spots.

Start your day at Jewish Historical Museum (Joods Historisch Museum). This museum offers an in-depth look at Jewish culture and history in Amsterdam through various exhibits.

For lunch, dine at The Pantry, which serves traditional Dutch cuisine. Post-lunch, take some time to relax at Vondelpark, Amsterdam’s largest city park where you can enjoy nature or even rent a bike for a leisurely ride.

In the evening, have dinner at Restaurant Blauw Amsterdam, known for its Indonesian-inspired dishes. After dinner, catch a show or movie at the historic Pathé Tuschinski Theater.

Kick off your fourth day by visiting the interactive and family-friendly NEMO Science Museum. It's perfect for both kids and adults who are curious about science and technology.

Lunch will be at Café de Klos, famous for its ribs and cozy atmosphere. Following lunch, explore more of Amsterdam’s waterways by taking a canal cruise starting from near Central Station or simply walking along canals like Herengracht or Prinsengracht.

Conclude your day with dinner at another Michelin-starred gem:  La Rive. The restaurant offers exquisite French-Mediterranean cuisine along with beautiful views over Amstel River.

Start your day with a visit to The Hague, the seat of the Dutch government. Begin at the Mauritshuis Museum, home to Vermeer's 'Girl with a Pearl Earring' and other Dutch Golden Age masterpieces. This museum is compact but rich in history and art, making it perfect for a morning visit.

For lunch, head to Restaurant Calla's, a Michelin-starred restaurant in The Hague known for its elegant dishes. After lunch, take a short train ride to Delft, famous for its blue pottery. Explore the Royal Delft, the last remaining original Delftware factory from the 17th century.

In the evening, enjoy dinner at Le Vieux Jean in Delft, offering French cuisine in a cozy setting. After dinner, take a leisurely stroll through Delft's charming canals and historic center before heading back to Amsterdam.