Netherlands And Berlin

[ From Tiqets ] There was a time when master painter Rembrandt van Rijn ran the Netherlands' largest painting studio from this very spot. Then he lost it all to bankruptcy. Peruse a selection of exquisite etchings and sketches by the Dutch master, and get a sense of life during the 17th century inside the artist's exquisitely restored Amsterdam townhouse.

[ From Tiqets ] Thousands of people flock to Amsterdam's Red Light District every night to see those ladies in lingerie. But while many gawk under the red lights, few know what really goes on behind those windows. Prepare to get educated.

[ From Tiqets ] The best way to enjoy mesmerizing Amsterdam is through its most unique feature - the canals. Hop aboard a cruise boat and spend an hour floating among history, architecture, and fascinating views!

[ From Tiqets ] You've been to the Rijksmuseum and Anne Frank, taken a canal cruise and gotten yelled at for taking a photo while standing in the bike lane. You've *done* the tourist thing. What next? Rent a bike and for 24 hours, you *become* an Amsterdammer. Go anywhere, anytime, just like a local. This is your moment.

[ From Tiqets ] Dalí is well-known for his melting clocks, but the influential Spanish surrealist was a prolific artist, with a wide-range of artistic practices, who plumbed his own subconscious to fuel his work. He was so confident about the transparency of his artistic practice that he would invite art viewers to “come into my brain”.

[ From Tiqets ] As you walk the streets of Berlin, it's hard to imagine that before 1990 the city was split not only ideologically, but literally. The Wall Museum looks at the story of division from both sides of the wall, using snippets of film, photography, and news to tell the most complete story of the Berlin Wall. The museum also features interviews with the senior statesman who handled foreign policy, and with guards who were forced to shoot at their fellow citizens during their attempts to flee.