Canal

Canal

　 　 Introduction: Strolling along the canals offers a comprehensive view of the city’s various historic buildings. This canal belt was built in the 17th century, consisting of 160 waterways spanning 75 kilometers, and serves as a docking place for 2,500 houseboats.

Canal Tour:

A one-hour daytime cruise is ideal for exploring the canals. From in front of Amsterdam Central Station, boats for each route depart every 15–30 minutes. From the boat, you’ll often discover sights that you might miss while walking the streets. When visiting museums, using the museum boat is very convenient, as it stops at all major museums in the city and allows for easy boarding and disembarking. For those confident in their stamina, try exploring the canals by boat. At night, Amsterdam’s canals and bridges are lit up, creating a romantic atmosphere.

Amsterdam, the Netherlands