Explore Amsterdam
Amsterdam's beauty is its concentric canals and narrow gabled houses — lovely to look at, impossible to park beside. Chauffyr keeps you out of the bike lanes and tram tracks, gliding you from a Rijksmuseum morning to a two-star canal-house dinner while you take in the water and the light.
The UNESCO canal ring and gabled merchant houses, Golden-Age art at the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum, and a compact, bike-friendly old city.
The facts, upfront
The best restaurants in Amsterdam
2 MichelinCiel Bleu
Contemporary French · $$$$ · De Pijp
A two-star kitchen on the 23rd floor of Hotel Okura — refined modern cooking with a sweeping view over Amsterdam.
2 MichelinSpectrum
Modern European · $$$$ · Canal Ring
The two-star dining room of the Waldorf Astoria, set in a row of 17th-century canal palaces on the Herengracht.
1 MichelinRijks
Dutch · Contemporary · $$$$ · Museum Quarter
A one-star restaurant attached to the Rijksmuseum, celebrating Dutch ingredients and the country's trading history.
De Kas
Farm-to-table · $$$ · Watergraafsmeer
A restaurant inside a working 1926 greenhouse in Frankendael Park — the menu is dictated by what's ripe that morning.
Foodhallen
Food hall · $$ · Oud-West
A lively indoor food hall in a converted tram depot in De Hallen — dozens of stalls from dim sum to Dutch snacks.
Winkel 43
Café · Dutch · $ · Jordaan
A corner café famous across the city for its towering slices of warm Dutch apple pie, on the edge of the Jordaan.
What to see in Amsterdam
Rijksmuseum
Museum Quarter
The Netherlands' national museum — the definitive collection of Rembrandt, Vermeer and the Dutch Golden Age.
Van Gogh Museum
Museumplein
The world's largest collection of Van Gogh's paintings and letters, tracing his life and turbulent genius.
Anne Frank House
Canal Ring
The canal-side house where Anne Frank hid and wrote her diary — a profound, unforgettable museum.
The Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)
Centrum
The UNESCO-listed 17th-century ring of concentric canals that defines the city's beauty.
Jordaan
Jordaan
A characterful former working-class district of narrow lanes, courtyard gardens, brown cafés and independent shops.
Vondelpark
Oud-Zuid
Amsterdam's most beloved green space — a landscaped English-style park just south of the museums.
One perfect day in Amsterdam
9:00 · Morning
RijksmuseumMuseum Quarter — Rembrandt's 'The Night Watch'
11:00 · Late morning
Van Gogh MuseumMuseumplein — 'Sunflowers'
13:00 · Lunch
FoodhallenFood hall · Oud-West — Bitterballen
15:00 · Afternoon
Anne Frank HouseCanal Ring — The Secret Annexe
18:00 · Golden hour
The Canal Ring (Grachtengordel)Centrum — A canal boat cruise
20:00 · Dinner
Ciel BleuContemporary French · De Pijp — Skyline tasting menu
Book this day, one chauffeur
One fixed-price car and driver for every stop — no parking, no waiting, no surge.