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3 days in Amsterdam

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  1. Day 1

    Old Centre

    1. 09:30· MorningBegijnhofA hidden medieval courtyard of gabled houses — residents still live here, so keep the group quiet.~0.5 hFree
    2. 12:30· LunchDutch street snacksRaw herring from a fish stand, fries with mayo, a warm stroopwafel — a cheap, fun group tasting lunch.~1 hLow cost
    3. 15:00· AfternoonCanal cruiseThe classic way to see the canal houses; for bigger groups, a private open boat is often worth splitting.~1.5 hMid-rangeKid-friendly
    4. 19:30· EveningNieuwmarkt & ZeedijkCafé terraces around the old weigh house and Asian dinner spots along Zeedijk, the city's small Chinatown.~2 hMid-range
    ☔ Rainy day? Oude Kerk — Amsterdam's oldest building, a vast wooden-roofed church that often hosts contemporary art installations.
  2. Day 2

    Jordaan & Canal Ring

    1. 09:30· MorningAnne Frank HouseThe secret annex where Anne Frank hid; tickets are only sold online for set times — book weeks ahead.~1.5 hMid-rangeIndoors
    2. 12:30· LunchNoordermarktSaturday's organic farmers' market by the church, with apple pie nearby; Monday brings a flea market.~1.5 hLow cost
    3. 15:00· AfternoonWesterpark & WestergasA relaxed park around a former gasworks, with playgrounds, lawns and café terraces.~1.5 hFreeKid-friendly
    4. 19:30· EveningLeidseplein, Paradiso & MelkwegA busy nightlife square beside two famous concert venues; check the line-up before the trip.~2.5 hMid-range
    ☔ Rainy day? Eye Filmmuseum — A striking white building on the water with film exhibitions, screenings and a riverside terrace.
  3. Day 3

    Museum Quarter & Vondelpark

    1. 09:30· MorningRijksmuseumRembrandt's Night Watch and Dutch Golden Age masters; book timed tickets and pick highlights in advance.~3 hPriceyIndoors
    2. 12:30· LunchFoodhallenAn indoor food hall in a former tram depot — everyone picks their own stall and you eat together.~1.5 hMid-rangeIndoors
    3. 15:00· AfternoonVondelparkThe city's favourite park for a picnic, a bike ride or a break between museums.~1.5 hFreeKid-friendly
    4. 19:30· EveningConcertgebouwOne of the world's great concert halls; check the season's programme and book seats together.~2 hMid-rangeIndoors
    ☔ Rainy day? Stedelijk Museum — Modern art and design in the 'bathtub' building on Museumplein — a good split option for art lovers.

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