Amsterdam is steeped in Dutch history, with narrow houses topped with steep gables, and it’s the largest city and capital of ...

Encircling the city’s historic center, the Canal Ring district, or Grachtengordel, features arc-shaped, criss-crossing waterways and picturesque bridges that date back to the Dutch Golden Age of ...

Few things are as representative of Amsterdam as its picturesque canals. Home to 165 waterways (including the UNESCO World Heritage-listed 17th-Century Canal Ring Area), the city prides itself on ...

Admire the Canal Ring is ranked #2 out of 28 things to do in Amsterdam. See pictures and our review of Admire the Canal Ring.

With more canals than Venice, getting lost along the Dutch capital’s bucolic Golden Age waterways is the best way to discover the city.

Amsterdam’s canals are one of the best things about the city. Staying in a hotel next to one makes them even better. Here’s your guide on where to find 12 of the best canal hotels.

The premium on space has forced Amsterdam's city planners to rethink parking infrastructure entirely. In 2018, Amsterdam built a parking garage that can contain 600 cars right under a canal.

Strolling along Amsterdam’s Keizersgracht on a misty winter evening, light from the metres-tall windows of the old canal houses shimmers on the water.