Amsterdam Canals

The successful urban planning during the Dutch Golden Age in the 17th century made the canal the most representative symbol of Amsterdam. The Amsterdam Canal, which has extremely high cultural and historical significance, was officially listed as a World Cultural Heritage in 2010. Take a boat through Amsterdam's four main canals and get to know Amsterdam from its interconnected canals. I believe everyone will be immersed in the beauty and leisure of this city! In addition to the four main canals of Amsterdam, namely the Herengracht, Keizersgracht, Prinsengracht and Singel, Amsterdam has also planned a radial network to connect the main canals. This interconnected canal landscape has also earned Amsterdam the nickname "Venice of the North". Four major canals and must-see sights: Herengracht: The most famous canal is the Golden Bend and the view of 15 bridges from one bridge. Keizersgracht: The widest canal in Amsterdam. Prinsengracht: The longest canal in Amsterdam, with many famous attractions along the way, including the North Church, North Market, Anne Frank House, West Church, etc. Singel: The moat surrounding the city has slowly been transformed into residential and commercial development