Combine two of the best things to do in Amsterdam! The Amsterdam Ice Bar is one of the coolest places in town and with everything made out of ice, it is an unforgettable experience. An Amsterdam canal cruise is also a must-do experience. This boat cruise will take you on a tour of the city’s historic canal district, where you’ll get to see all of the beautiful sights that give Amsterdam its iconic character. Get your combination tickets now and save money.

The fantastic Amsterdam Ice Bar tour includes the cost of admission and a thermal coat to withstand the cold (-10 degrees celsius!) temperature. To top it off we’ll also give you three free tokens which you can exchange for drinks while inside the Amsterdam Ice Bar. The bar consists of two parts: a hip 'warm' area and the ice bar itself, which is located at the back. First, you can chill and listen to some music as you sip on a cold beer or enjoy your favourite cocktail. Afterwards, you will be given appropriate clothing and led into the ice bar where everything, from the furniture to the walls and the art, is made entirely out of ice. At first, it feels like you have left aground on the Arctic, but you will soon forget the cold and enjoy the ice. Part of the experience includes reliving the famous adventure of Dutch explorer Willem Barentsz, who became stranded on the island Nova Zembla in the Arctic for almost an entire year. You can order beer, shots and orange juice, all of which are served in glasses made out of ice!

Enjoy an Amsterdam Canal Cruise. The old city centre, characterised by its picturesque canals and beautiful 17th-century architecture, is a must-see during your holidays. The one-hour Canal Cruise will show you some of the city’s most iconic landmarks. The Amsterdam Canal Cruise offers a GPS guide in several different languages, which will provide you with interesting information about the sights along the way. Some of the highlights of the Amsterdam Canal Cruise include the Westerkerk church, the Magere Brug (‘Skinny Bridge’) on the Amstel river and the charming area of Negen Straatjes (‘Nine Streets’).