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Head to the Anne Frank House, where Anne Frank wrote her famous diary during World War II, and learn about the history of the Frank family and the Holocaust.

Visit the Van Gogh Museum and see works by the famous Dutch painter, including his famous Sunflowers painting. Afterwards, explore the Jordaan neighborhood, known for its charming narrow streets and unique boutiques.

Have dinner at De Kas, a restaurant housed in a greenhouse that uses fresh, locally grown ingredients to create delicious meals.

Take a day trip to Zaanse Schans, an open-air museum with traditional Dutch windmills, wooden houses, and workshops. You can watch cheese-making demonstrations, try some Dutch sweets, and learn about traditional crafts like clog-making.

Return to Amsterdam and visit the Dam Square, the city's main square and home to the Royal Palace. Afterwards, explore the Nine Streets, a trendy shopping district with unique boutiques and cafes.

Have dinner at Breda, a Michelin-starred restaurant known for its creative and delicious dishes.

Visit the Nemo Science Museum, a fun and interactive museum where you can learn about science and technology through hands-on exhibits.

Take a bike tour of Amsterdam to see the city like a local and learn about the history and culture of Amsterdam. Afterwards, visit the Albert Cuyp Market, one of the city's most famous outdoor markets with vendors selling everything from fresh produce to clothing.

Have dinner at Rijsel, a cozy French restaurant known for its delicious rotisserie chicken and cozy atmosphere.

Take a day trip to the Keukenhof Gardens, where you can see millions of tulips in bloom. This is a must-see attraction if you're visiting Amsterdam in the spring.

Return to Amsterdam and visit the Negen Straatjes (Nine Streets) neighborhood, known for its charming boutiques and cafes.

Have dinner at De Kas, a restaurant housed in a greenhouse that uses fresh, locally grown ingredients to create delicious meals.