Nestled in the historical heart of Amsterdam, the hotel is close to the citys main attractions, a choice of theatres and all major stores,as well as important business disctricts. The modern atrium hotel is a wonderful architectural blend of several 18th century merchant houses, a former paper factory and an original vicarage. Free wireless internet is available throughout the hotel.
279 air-conditioned rooms, 15 function rooms including a ballroom, all with natural daylight and equipped with the latest audio visual equipment, catering for meetings for up to 900 people. Fully equipped business centre. The well equipped fitness centre is 400 square metres, offering personal training, training classes, sauna and steamroom. Free airport shuttle service. Free wireless broadband. **6% CITY TAX IS NOT INCLUDED IN RATES**
17th-century canal house where the young Jewish Anne Frank lived in hiding from the Nazis during WWII. Conveys the reality of the German occupation in a chilling way and includes several haunting documentary film clips.
VAN GOGH MUSEUM
The permanent exhibition here includes 2000 paintings and 500 drawings by van Gogh, plus examples of his Japanese prints and there are always internationally interesting temporary exhibitions.
RIJKSMUSEUM
The city's most popular attraction is home to the Netherlands' largest art collection. Allow yourself plenty of time. Rembrandt's Night Watch is on the top floor.
THE ROYAL PALACE
The Royal Palace dominates Dam Square and was originally designed as the city's town hall when Amsterdam was at the height of its powers. It also holds temporary exhibitions.
AMSTERDAMSE BOS
This 800-hectare forest is a favorite weekend retreat for Amsterdamers and the city's largest open space. Look out for the manmade Bosbaan with canoe and pedal boats for hire.
NIEUWE KERK
Site of the Dutch royal wedding earlier this year, the "new church" was actually built in the early 15th century and now hosts exhibitions rather than being used as a place of worship.
REMBRANDT'S HOUSE
Rembrandt bought this house at the height of his fame and lived here for over 20 years, spending a small fortune on the furnishings and fittings.
DUTCH RESISTANCE MUSEUM
The interesting Verzetsmuseum outlines the development of the Dutch Resistance from the German invasion of the Netherlands in May 1940 to the liberation in 1945.
BEGIJNHOF
Amsterdam is full of "hofjes", meaning courtyards hidden away behind housefronts. This is one of the largest and an unexpected oasis of peace. It also contains one of the oldest houses in town, built in 1475.
HEINEKEN BREWERY
This used to be an authentic brewery but has now become a museum and very popular visitors center. To ensure you get in, buy tickets in advance.
Radisson SAS hotels in Amsterdam near popular landmarks
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