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Amsterdam is made for walking. Explore the intricate network of canals, visit 'Brown Cafes', world famous Diamond Centre, Anne Frank's House, Waterlooplein flea market.

Sightseeing in Amsterdam is unlike anywhere else. While narrowing down the sights is difficult, here are five must-sees to get a feeling for this diverse city.

A picture may be worth a thousand words, but even the shortest explanation -- in a language you understand -- will add depth to your experience.

Amsterdam is a thriving treasure, and there are several places that are a must-see on any trip to the city.

The Museum of Modern Art in New York is presenting Van Gogh and the Colors of the Night, the first exhibition that examines Vincent van Gogh's lyrical view of the night.

"Head of a Man" not a Van Gogh, and "The Ravine" has an invisible Van Gogh hidden beneath its undulating surface. Australia loses a Van Gogh, Boston gains one, sort of..

The latest Amsterdam travel guide is Lonely Planet's Encounter Amsterdam book, with locals recommending restaurants, bars, and bicycle rides for Amsterdam holidays.

How to compete with the best Amsterdam guidebooks? For Wallpaper City Guides it's by not competing but covering the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum etc in their unique style

Home to picturesque canals and celebrated museums, the Dutch capital is still a fascinating city but beneath its scenery and culture lies a seedier side to its tourism.

Whether looking for an engagement ring, a wedding ring, a special anniversary gift, birthday present or a simple sparkling treat, visit Amsterdam's diamond factories

Lonely Planet, publisher of travel guides, has partnered with Sony to create interactive European travel guides that utilize the PlayStation consoles.

Escape bleak winter weather with a springtime river cruise in Holland and Belgium, with stops at quaint towns to photograph windmills and fields of tulips in full bloom.

Alongside the masterworks of Dutch art and culture, global history, culture, customs and artifacts imported by Dutch traders are Amsterdam's greatest gift to travelers.

Once known only for tulips, wooden shoes and its infamous Red Light District, Amsterdam is so much more. Today's Amsterdam is the place for adventurous travelers.

Amsterdam is a traveler's delight, offering a mélange of arts, culture and nightlife in a city blessed with efficient public transport and links to the rest of Europe.

Amsterdam's red light district, the city's sex quarter, attracts visitors just as much as Rembrandt, the Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank or Amsterdam's canals

Accommodation in Amsterdam can be scarce at busy times, so plan ahead if you want the best, the cheapest or the nicest boutique hotel. Here are some recommendations

The fascinating and watery beauty of rain transforms works by artists Gustave Caillebotte, Hiroshige, J.M.W. Turner and Franz Marc.

Amsterdam's famous Red Light District is mixed in with museums, hotels, and historical sites. The Rosse Buurt attracts all kinds, from criminals to curious tourists.

This week, I'm briefly listing my top 10 reasons for loving living and traveling through Western Europe. Over the next several weeks, I'll go into each in greater detail.

Whether or not one is a starving artist, viewing art is free at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. On Wednesday evenings, Citizens Bank Foundation pays the way.

While most of the thousands of art thefts around the world are solved rather quickly, a few cases have proved frustrating for authorities.