Amsterdam

• The exhibits at Amsterdam's museums vary from stunning portraits by Rembrandt, the world's largest diamond, waxen celebrities at Madame Tussaud's, or modern masters at the Stedelijk. The main museums are all in walking proximity to each other.
• This city has the most famous "Red Light District" in the world, but aside from the obvious, there are other reasons to visit this area in the daylight. Some of Amsterdam's most beautiful buildings can be admired here. It is also the best place for unusual shops and interesting pubs and restaurants.
• Amsterdam's cosmopolitan outlook is reflected in the wealth of its international cuisine. A tantalizing array of restaurants and cafés offers delicacies from all corners of the globe. From sushi bars to a restaurant in a genuine Bedouin tent, if you are ready for a culinary adventure, there will be something to satisfy you.