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A working royal building that opens about 230 days a year. What €13.50 gets you inside, how long to allow, and the closures nobody warns you about.

A kilometre of Amsterdam canal with apple pie, herring, brown cafés, jenever and a Michelin star on it: what to eat, what it costs and what you have to book.

The bells and Rembrandt's grave are free on weekday mornings, but the Westertoren stairs are shut, and the queue outside belongs to someone else's ticket.

The Singel's flower stalls are free, small and half souvenir shop. Here is which ones still sell real bulbs, how long to give it, and what to eat within five minutes.

The world's oldest sex museum costs €10 at the door, takes about 45 minutes and turns away anyone under 16. Slot it into a grey October afternoon on Damrak.
























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