8 Days in Amsterdam and Paris Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to the renowned Rijksmuseum, home to masterpieces by Dutch artists. Have breakfast at Blushing Amsterdam, which offers healthy and delicious options.

After exploring the museum, take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque Prinsengracht. For lunch, stop by The Pantry, known for its traditional Dutch dishes.

In the evening, visit the historic Old Church (Oude Kerk) in the heart of Amsterdam's Red Light District. Dine at Casa di David, an Italian restaurant with a cozy atmosphere.

Start your day with a visit to the famous Van Gogh Museum, showcasing works by Vincent van Gogh. Enjoy breakfast at Bakers & Roasters, offering a fusion of New Zealand and Brazilian flavors.

Explore the charming neighborhood of Jordaan and visit the unique Houseboat Museum (Woonboot Museum). Have lunch at Winkel 43, famous for its apple pie.

Spend your evening at the beautiful Leiden Square (Leidseplein), known for its theaters and nightlife. Dine at The Seafood Bar, offering fresh seafood dishes.

Begin your day with a visit to the lesser-known but fascinating Jewish Historical Museum (Joods Historisch Museum). Have breakfast at Gartine, known for its organic ingredients.

Stroll through the vibrant stalls of the famous Albert Cuyp Market where you can find everything from fresh produce to unique souvenirs. Enjoy lunch at one of the market's food stalls or nearby café like Bazaar which offers Middle Eastern cuisine.

In the evening, take in a show or movie at the historic cinema,  Pathé Tuschinski Theater. For dinner, head over to Ciel Bleu Restaurant for an exquisite dining experience.

Kick off your day with an interactive experience at NEMO Science Museum. Breakfast can be enjoyed on-site or nearby at Bagels & Beans with their variety of bagels and coffee options.

Visit the impressive collection in  Hermitage Amsterdam museum which is dedicated to Russian art. Lunch can be savored nearby at De Plantage offering Mediterranean-inspired dishes in an elegant setting.

Conclude your day by visiting one of Amsterdam’s most iconic structures: The Skinny Bridge (Magere Brug). Dinner awaits you just around corner from there in  La Rive – featuring French cuisine served alongside stunning views over Amstel River.

Start off exploring Zuiderkerk ({ A-Zuiderkerk}),a Protestant church built between years 1603–1611.Breakfast can be enjoyed close-by within quaint cafe called “Koffiehuis De Hoek”

Head towards FOAM Photography Museum ({ A-FOAM Photography Museum}),which showcases contemporary photography exhibitions.Lunch could then follow suit within “Restaurant Lt.Cornelis” serving modern twist upon classic Dutch cuisine.

As night falls venture towards Venustempel Sex Museum({ A-Venustempel Sex Museum}),one-of-a-kind museum dedicated entirely towards human sexuality.Dinner could then ensue within Asian-fusion eatery “Momo Restaurant”

{ A-Amsterdam Canal Ring},UNESCO World Heritage site comprising series interconnected canals dating back centuries.Breakfast may occur within scenic waterside bistro ‘Cafe De Jaren’

{ A-Tropenmuseum},ethnographic museum housing artifacts worldwide cultures.Lunch follows suit inside ‘Brouwerij’t IJ’,brewery housed windmill serving craft beers paired hearty pub fare.

{ A-Royal Concertgebouw},world-renowned concert hall hosting performances classical music.Dinner happens next door inside Michelin-starred ‘Restaurant Rijks’

{ A-Amsterdam Tulip Museum},dedicated solely towards nation’s iconic flower tulip.Breakfast transpires nearby quaint bakery ‘Pancakes Amsterdam’ specializing traditional Dutch pancakes.

{ A-Heineken Experience},interactive tour former brewery turned visitor attraction.Lunch concludes trip perfectly within brasserie-style eatery ‘De Kas’,set amidst greenhouse surroundings farm-to-table menu.

{ A-Amsterdam Red Light District},infamous district offering glimpse alternative side city life.Dinner finalizes journey inside Indonesian-Dutch fusion restaurant ‘Blauw’