Amsterdam
Amsterdam is easy to enjoy on foot, with canals, cozy neighborhoods, and museums packed into a compact center.
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Amsterdam has a relaxed canal-side vibe rooted in its trading-era core and still feels easy to explore on foot, which helps budget travelers get a lot from neighborhood walks, markets, and public transport before adding canal cruises, museum tickets, food tours, and day trips.
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