Five Secrets To Uncover In Amsterdam

Amsterdam is a terrific place for people who have a taste for the unusual to visit. In addition to popular tourist attractions like the Anne Frank House and the Van Gogh Museum - along with its infamous red light district - Amsterdam is brimming with interesting places to discover.

There are so tungsten worm weights many intriguing things to take in here that no matter what Amsterdam hotels you stay in, you'll never be far from something quirky and unique. So, strap on your walking shoes and make sure to explore a couple of the following five bizarre - but fascinating - attractions.

• De Poezenboot - Literally "The Cat Boat" in Dutch, this is one of the stranger sights you're bound to see in any lifetime - even if you have nine of them! The people who run this one-of-a-kind floating cat sanctuary do so to raise awareness about the problem of stray and unwanted cats in the city. Be careful not to stay at any of the hotels in Amsterdam within earshot, though - the meows may keep you up at night!
• The Heineken Experience - Beer lovers and more casual types alike will get a kick out of this signature Amsterdam location. Equal parts educational and entertaining, the Heineken Tungsten Fishing Beads experience walks visitors through the process of brewing Heineken beer. Many hotels in Amsterdam are located near the spot, where you'll be rocked and vibrated like a bottle of beer during one exciting segment.
• FEBO - If you thought fast food was restricted to McDonald's, think again. The Dutch have their very own, colossally popular chain of restaurants called FEBO. In fact, many Amsterdam hotels are conveniently located within walking distance of a FEBO, affording you the opportunity to experience the Dutch take on fast food. The most unique thing about FEBO is that your food is delivered vending machine style - a must-see experience!
• West Church (Westerkerk) - With its high tower that soars up over 80 metres, the West Church is also the resting place of famous artist Rembrandt. Since it was built in 1620, the church offers a glimpse of what the old Amsterdam must have been like. Whether you're on your way to check in to hotels in Amsterdam or just want to see something historical, this is a spectacular spot.
• The Torture Museum - Amsterdam is famous for many things; its eclectic mix of museums is one of them. The Torture Museum offers up examples of torture devices throughout history. A self-guided tour will bring you face to face with some seriously frightening torture devices - and will make a lasting impression that you'll be talking about for months to come.