Things to Do in Amsterdam
February 2025

Ice skating on the Keizersgracht

Thinking of visiting Amsterdam in February 2025? That's a great idea for those who love budget travel, considering that you can avoid high season crowds, and get the cheapest airline tickets of the year in this month. Even in winter there are plenty of things to do in Amsterdam! Interesting museums, cozy pubs and coffee shops, and various other attractions to see in Amsterdam, it's all there - waiting for you.

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Start the month of February with Chinese New Year celebrations in Amsterdam!

Red lanterns, dragons and original Chinese products will guide you to Amsterdam China Town that is located close to Nieuwmarktplein square. If you like a bit of Asian culture in the middle of Europe, you will enjoy colorful Chinese spice markets, store banners and ethnical clothing shops. Stroll further towards the Red Light District (De Wallen), and you will find an interesting Chinese Buddhist temple - Fo Guang Shan. This Chinese temple was founded in 1967, and is worth visiting to enjoy some peace and quiet in the middle of the day.

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Start your romantic holiday in Amsterdam with booking a romantic hotel! Our recommendation is gorgeous Sir Adam Hotel, that is located in Adam Tower in the center of Amsterdam. 

Sir Adam Hotel is one of the 60 best Amsterdam hotels and has pretty good reviews. Standing tall over the Canals, it provides great 360 degree views over Amsterdam center. The Butcher Club is a nice place to eat with American cuisine, conveniently located inside the hotel.

Tip: It’s better to choose a room facing the city because it's more quiet.

Sir Adam Hotel is also where the A'Dam Lookout Swing is located - probably, a must-do activity for couples. In February, the weather might be a bit chilly... so if you go there, wear something warm to enjoy the view and not freeze out! 

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No doubt, one of the most romantic restaurants in Amsterdam is a famous rotating restaurant Moon with its bird-eye views of the city.

You will spend a fantastic dinner at the table with 360 degree views over the river and on the streets of Amsterdam. The staff will make sure you are enjoying the time together with a glass of champagne, offering you delicious European food. Moon is usually mentioned as a must visit Amsterdam restaurant. However, note that it is usually booked weeks ahead, so contact them before you go. They may also put you on a cancelation list, if needed.