AMSTERDAM GUIDE dAIRY INNOVATION SUMMIT  

HOST CITY 2016  

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Amsterdam

Known for being one of the most open-minded cities in the world, Amsterdam isaneclecticmixof17thcenturyarchitectureandmodern mentality. Whether you’re looking to sample the city’s amazing historical heritage, with world renowned art museums and beautiful buildings, or explore it’s more self indulgent side - one thing is sure - Amsterdam guarantees a good time.

Rijksmuseum and Red Light District

What to see   ★Museum Quarter - Have your pick - The Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and Stedelijk Museum of Modern Art are all in the area

★Bloemenmarkt - Amsterdam’s famous flower market along the Singel, the perfect place to buy some traditional tulips

★Vondelpark - the largest green space in the city, even better in the Springtime

★Red Light District - Amsterdam’s most notorious district kind of resembles a mini Vegas, a must see

★Amsterdam’s canals - taking a canal boat tour is one of the most memorable ways to discover the city

 

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Traditional raw herring

Where to eat

★Rijsel - exceptional Dutch cuisine. Try the rotisserie chicken ★Vinkeles - luxury at it’s finest, this is a must for those who want to treat themselves while in Amsterdam

★Bord’Eau - a memorable fine dining experience in the heart of the Red Light District

★Blue Pepper - creative Indonesian food in a fashionable atmosphere

★Piqniq - very popular little cafe, best for brunch ★Omelegg - this friendly vegetarian restaurant is paradise for egg lovers

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Travelling around  ★From the Airport - Schiphol airport offers regular trains to the city centre, as well as buses and airport shuttles

 ★Around the city - The best way to travel is of course, cycling. If you prefer a more comfortable mode of transport, Amsterdam’s tram system is quick and efficient

 ★The exact venue will be confirmed soon!