Taapsee Pannu is uniquely embracing her wanderlust this summer. One glance at her Instagram feed and you will know that she loves to travel. This time the actress jetted off to the architecturally scenic destination of Amsterdam. Ditching the monument tours and city walks, she took nature's path, quite literally. To watch the blooming play of flowers in every shade on the colour palette, the diva enjoyed a true countryside experience at Keukenhof, one of the world's largest flower gardens. Ample flower species occupied the lush fields, painting the most colourful picture. Taapsee indulged in fun swing and tractor rides, posing with vibrant red and yellow tulip bouquets.
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Apart from the Keukenhof visit, here are some other things that you can do while in Amsterdam.
1. Van Gogh Museum
This Gerrit Rietveld-designed museum houses the world's largest collection of Vincent van Gogh's artwork in honour of the Dutch painter and the works of his contemporaries. Witness the bold hues and illusionary illustrations of Gogh with your own eyes.
2. Anne Frank Huis
Delve into the tragic history of German diarist Anne Frank in this canal house where she hid with her family to escape the wrathful eyes of the Nazis during World War 2. There are two parts to the house, one a “secret annexe” and the other a museum, bearing every detail of Frank's life.
3. Jordaan City
If you have party on your mind, Jordaan is the city for you. Lined with multiple shops, eateries, pubs, and boutiques, Jordaan is the place to unwind and relax. You can visit the Noordermarkt Square market which provides antiques, organic food, and vintage jewellery.
4. Canal Tour
As cliche as it may sound, Amsterdam's canal tour is one of the most enjoyable activities in the city. Explore the city's pristine beauty and culture through a boat ride, amid ruffling waters and clear skies, capturing every moment on camera.
Comments5. NDSM Wharf
Reached by free ferry boat NDSM is a former shipyard on the northern banks of the IJ which has grown into a hive of artistic activity, complete with a diverse array of eateries, pubs, and art events.
