There are a lot of historic sights in Holland. The first one is the Anne Frank House. The Anne Frank House is the house that Anne Frank lived in with her family during World War II. The second one is Reypenaer Cheese Tasting Rooms. Reypenaer Cheese Tasting Rooms are a tasting center of the finest cheeses from the Netherlands. The third one is the Museum van Loon. The Museum van Loon is a house that was built in 1672 that is full of different paintings. The fourth one is the Church of St. Bavo. The Church of St. Bavo was built in the 1400′s. The fifth one is the Zuiderzee Museum. The Zuiderzee Museum is a dam that was built in 1932.

The sixth place is the Red Light District. The Red Light District offers a variety of tours to see the city. The seventh place is the Royal Palace. The Royal Palace is the largest building in Amsterdam. The eighth place is the Rembrandt House. This is the house that Rembrandt lived in from 1639 to 1658. The museum pays tribute to the artist now. The ninth place is the West Church. The West Church is a Renaissance church that was built in 1620. The last place is Leiden Square. Leiden Square is known for its nightlife.

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