Museum of former hide-away church.
Bible Museum
http://www.bijbelsmuseum.nl

Scheepvaartmuseum / Maritime Museum
 http://www.generali.nl/scheepvaartmuseum
Maritime museum - paintings and old ships. Includes entrance to the replica of the 17th century tall ship 'Amsterdam'.

Houseboat Museum
http://www.houseboatmuseum.nl
gives you the unique chance to personally experience how exactly life is on board a houseboat in an Amsterdam canal.

Theater Museum / Theatre Museum
Museum about the Dutch theatre world, in two beautiful 17th century buildings.
http://www.tin.nl/eng/index.html

Ajax Museum
http://english.ajax.nl
Museum relating to the famous Amsterdam soccer club. Seeing the museum is part of the tour through the ArenA Stadium, where you can also buy tickets.

Madame Tussaud's
Madame Tussaud's such fun, have your picture taken next to our handsome prince! This famous wax museum has a branch at Dam Square.
http://www.madame-tussauds.com

Cobra Museum
Everyone has his own taste in art…..!
Museum about the Cobra group, and other post-war experimental art movements (located in Amstelveen)
http://www.cobra-museum.nl

Tassenmuseum (Museum of bags and purses)
Definitely my kind of museum! The collection has bags and purses from the 16th century onward. Located in Amstelveen, take the tram 5
http://www.tassenmuseum.nl

Brilmuseum / Spectacle Museum
Also a fun place to visit, site is in Dutch Museum / shop designed as an old spectacle shop
http://www.brilmuseumamsterdam.nl

CHURCHES

Westerkerk
Church next to the Anne Frank house. http://www.westerkerk.nl

Nieuwe Kerk / New Church http://www.nieuwekerk.nl/stroganoff/index_uk.html

Oude Kerk / Old Church
http://www.oudekerk.nl
Our oldest church in Amsterdam (15th century).

MARKETS

Waterlooplein / Waterloo Square http://www.euronet.nl/users/edusoft/waterloo/indexeng.html

Flee market
Albert Cuypt Market
Albert Cuypt street

the Looier
Elandsgracht 109

OLD BUILDINGS AMSTERDAM

De Waag
One of the oldest buildings in Amsterdam (15th century), currently with a big restaurant downstairs.
http://www.zeedijk.nl/waag-eng.html

Historical Buildings
(of which the building Clemens is situated, is one!)
http://www.bmz.amsterdam.nl/adam/uk/actueel/future.html

ZOO

Amsterdam's zoo.
Artis
http://www.artis.nl/international/index.html

Holland with a difference, not to be missed!

Holland Experience
3 Dimensional show about Holland
http://www.holland-experience.nl

WINDMILLS

Zaanse Schans also not to be missed, I will show you how to get there by bike!

Open air museum
Popular open air museum in Zaandam (10 miles north of Amsterdam) with windmills, old houses and the like.
http://www.zaanseschans.nl/en/index.htm

Windmill 'de Otter'
Windmill 'de Otter' site is in Dutch but well worth a visit
Built in 1638, this is one of the little known treasures of Amsterdam
http://iriaxp.iri.tudelft.nl/~scanonym/molens/deotter

Molen van Sloten / Sloten Windmill
It is the only mill in Amsterdam that is accessible to the public, well worth a visit
http://www.molenvansloten.nl

PARKS

Vondelpark
Vondelpark where every one hangs out during the summer, fun place, sit under a tree and people watch, or have a picnic
The most popular city park of Amsterdam, located near Leidseplein
http://www.vondelpark.org

CASINO

Holland Casino Amsterdam
Okay, try your luck, but pay your hotel bill first!
Amsterdam's main casino, close to Leidseplein, at Max Euweplein
http://www.hollandcasino.nl/amsterdam?ie=1

SEX...

Sex Museum Amsterdam
Don’t be shy, go and have a look! Lots to see!
http://www.sexmuseumamsterdam.nl

Condomerie
Warmoesstraat 141
http://www.condomerie.co

DISCO'S

Mazzo
http://www.mazzo.nl

Backdoor
Amstelstraat 32-a 1017 DA Amsterdam tel +31 (0)20 6202333.
Opening hours Thursday and Sunday from 11.00 pm till 4.00

Escape
http://www.impact-theparty.com

ENGLISH BOOK SHOPS

The American Book Center
Kalverstraat 185

Waterstone’s
Kalverstraat 152

The English Bookshop
Lauriergracht 71

And lastly I end with an excellent link to a site that probably has every other link in Amsterdam that I have missed!

http://www.cwi.nl/~steven/amsterdam.html