From a distance you can already see the sails of the windmills slowly turning, with extensive meadows in the background. It’s a serene image, but hard work is going on inside the mills. The creaking, toiling wood and all moving parts in the belly of the building make up an imposing spectacle in which wood is sawn, or oil, flour, spices and pigments are milled. Climb up to the deck of the mill via the narrow stairs, enjoy a beautiful panorama and see how the industry developed in the wider area.

One of Amsterdam's most popular attractions was founded in 1798 to house the country's huge collection of rare art and antiquities. 

Anne Frank's house is a biographic museum. Open to the public since may of 1960, it is one of the biggest attractions of Amsterdam to this day. 

In art we trust. Moco museum gives you a modern and contemporary art experience.