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As one of the most historic cities in Europe, Amsterdam boasts hundreds of cultural sites and attractions. Many date back to the early 16th and 17th century, and you can take a guided city tour of the area or just explore the rich cultural heritage of the city on your own. From the Museum of Bags and Purses to Anne Frank's house, here's where you'll find some of the most-visited attractions in Amsterdam:

Museum of Bags & Purses: This popular museum features over 25000 purses, vanity cases and thigh bags from the 16th century to present day. It's a fascinating collection of both designer labels and locally made pieces that have shaped fashion trends over the centuries. You'll find it on the Eastern Canal Ring at Herengracht 573.

Anne Frankhuis: See all of the rooms of Anne Frank's former home at this house that has now been turned into a museum. The museum chronicles the events that led to Anne Frank's hiding from the Nazis in Amsterdam during the war, and features dozens of collectibles, artifacts and original furnishings of her family's home. It's located at Prinsengracht 263, and the venue is open year round.

Rijksmuseum: This museum is home to over 7 million pieces of art including sculptures, paintings, prints and Asian art. Many pieces chronicle Dutch history and works from the late 18th century, and you'll find the works of Rubens, Goya and other notable artists here. The museum also hosts a variety of events and special programs throughout the year; it's located at Stadhouderskade 42.

Heineken Exprerience: Learn about the famous Heineken brewery and take a tour of the 19th century building to learn about the bottling and brewing process. The museum features photographs if early brewers, much of the original brewing equipment and a working brewery where visitors can sample the latest batch. You'll find it at Stadhouderskade 78 in Amsterdam.

Amsterdam Historical Museum: Learn about life in Amsterdam during the medieval era and see dozens of exhibits of artwork, sculptures, porcelain and handmade models first hand. The venue is also home to a beautiful courtyard with beautiful views of the city. You'll find it at Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 357 in Amsterdam.