▼ 38% below usual from Dublin
DUB → AMS · 1–3 Feb
€82
return, per person
€82usual €132 from Dublin
Deals to Amsterdam right now
2 live fares, each compared with what the route usually costs.
−€50
▼ 37% below usual from Dublin
DUB → AMS · 25–28 Nov
€52
return, per person
€52usual €83 from Dublin
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Overview
Amsterdam is about ninety minutes from Dublin and small enough to cross on foot or by bike. The Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum and Anne Frank House are the fixed points and all need booking ahead. The canal ring is a UNESCO site and the most pleasant part of the city to stay in.
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Where to stay
Amsterdam's charm lies in its distinct neighbourhoods, each offering a different facet of the city. The Centrum, around Dam Square, is where you'll find the Royal Palace and many key attractions, bustling with energy. It's ideal for first-timers who want to be in the heart of the action.
For a more picturesque and authentic local feel, the Jordaan district is a must. With its narrow streets, charming canals, and traditional 'brown cafés,' it’s perfect for leisurely strolls and soaking up the atmosphere. Art lovers will gravitate towards the Museum Quarter, home to the Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, and the beautiful Vondelpark, offering a more refined and cultural experience. Meanwhile, De Pijp, with its famous Albert Cuyp Market and diverse eateries, offers a bohemian and foodie-friendly vibe, great for those seeking a lively, multicultural experience.
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Top attractions
- Anne Frank House
- Rijksmuseum
- Amsterdam Canal Cruise
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Questions
How do I get tickets for the Anne Frank House?
Tickets for the Anne Frank House must be purchased online in advance, often several weeks or even months ahead, as they sell out very quickly. There are no tickets sold at the door, so plan well ahead to avoid disappointment.
Is Amsterdam expensive for a city break?
Accommodation in Amsterdam can be pricey, especially in the city centre. However, there are options for various budgets. Eating out can range from affordable street food to high-end dining. Public transport is reasonably priced, and many attractions offer combination tickets or city passes to save money.
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