The World of Ajax Tour gives you a look at the amazing Amsterdam Arena (one of the largest multi-functional stadiums in Europe) and into the history of the legendary football club that calls it home.

This historic building is where Anne and her family were hidden during the war. The Secret Annex has been preserved in its authentic state. The front part of the building (the offices where the Helpers worked) has been restored to the style and ambiance of the war years. There are quotations from the diary, photographs, films and original objects, as well as Anne’s first diary on display. In the new wing of the museum, you can visit the multimedia space and interactive exhibition.

Experience Amsterdam from the water. Through a number of canals, this cruise passes along some of the city’s most beautiful spots. While gliding through the old centre of the city you see elegant merchant’s mansions, carillon crowned churches and the warehouses with their rich history from Holland’s Golden Age. The windows on the launches slide open to facilitate better photography.

Holland Experience 3D movie theatre offers you the opportunity to see the Netherlands in 30 minutes. Seated on a moving platform, in the comfort of an aircraft style seat and with the aid of special 3D glasses, you’ll take a whirlwind trip through life in the Netherlands.

After a £4 million renovation, Madame Tussauds are delighted to welcome you to a new experience. One of the three floors features Holland as it was in the time of Rembrandt, otherwise known as the Golden Age. Hear the cannon roar from the Spanish War, stroll through Amsterdam as it was 400 years ago and look over the shoulder of Vermeer as he paints one of his great masterpieces in a 3D recreation of his paintings. You can also meet the celebrities of today, international and national personalities such as Kylie Minogue, Robbie Williams, George Bush and Eddie Murphy.

Offers the chance to discover technological and scientific developments in the worlds of biomedicine and information technology. The centre is a hands-on experience, as much as a museum with games, experiments, demonstrations, workshops, and theatre and film shows. From learning how to steer a super tanker into port to how to boost your earnings on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, the centre offers fun, fact and fantasy.

A visit to this popular Dutch coastal resort.

Today, the house where Rembrandt lived between 1639 and 1658 is now a museum providing students with an opportunity to see how etchings were printed in the 17th century every day of the week amongst other activities and exhibits.

This is a living and working village where pupils can see traditional houses, windmills and warehouses that give an impression of what the Zaanstreek looked like in the 17th and 18th centuries.