Start on the Amstel River right in the city centre of Amsterdam

The NEMO Science Museum is an architectural masterpiece that stands as a symbol of innovation and exploration. Designed by renowned architect Renzo Piano, the building's striking green copper façade gracefully arcs like the hull of a ship, paying homage to the city's rich maritime history.

Step into the enchanting world of Amsterdam's iconic canal belt, where the city's rich history meets its vibrant contemporary culture, and the party of a lifetime awaits you. Partying on the Canal Belt of Amsterdam is a celebration like no other, set against the picturesque backdrop of 17th-century canal houses, quaint bridges, and the shimmering waters of the Amstel River. As the night progresses, you and your newfound friends continue the party and head towards Jungle Club Amsterdam. Located in the heart of the city!

The history of Waterlooplein dates back to the late 19th century when the area served as an open square used for various purposes. In the 19th century, Amsterdam's Jewish population had a significant presence in this neighborhood, and the square was known as "Jodenmarkt" (Jewish Market). It became a bustling marketplace where traders sold various goods, and it also functioned as a trading center for second-hand items.