Dam Square
Dam Square is located in the heart of Amsterdam and is one of the oldest and most famous squares in the city. Its name is derived from the dam that was built on the River Amstel in 1270. It is a favorite destination for many tourists and serves as the lively heart of the city.
Tourist attractions in Dam Square, Amsterdam:
Dam Square serves as a starting point for exploring Amsterdam, where visitors can enjoy strolling around and witnessing several tourist landmarks. The square houses many historical buildings and landmarks, including:
- The Royal Palace
- The National Monument
- Madame Tussauds Amsterdam (Ripley's Believe It or Not! London)
- Ripley's Believe It or Not! Museum
- Numerous statues.
Visitors can also enjoy various entertaining shows and activities, such as circus games scattered around the square, musical performances held throughout the day, and feeding the birds scattered in the square.
Visitors to Dam Square can also take horse-drawn carriage rides and go on tours to the Old Town, Jordan neighborhood, or take a small boat tour to enjoy the canals of Amsterdam.
