Sport events : Must see and do in Amsterdam

For this dragon boat regatta, three races are scheduled. Participants will race 200, 500 or 2000 metres in the complex which is usually used for Bosbaan rowing. The start will take place simultaneously on six lines. Teams can be mixed sex and age.

Discover Amsterdam on skates! Every Friday, meet in the Vondelpark and set off in a group on a loop of about 20 km through the city. Led by volunteers, you can skate in safety. There is just one condition for participation, however: you must be able

The young sportspeople who have taken part in different regional championships are gathering together at the Olympic stadium inAmsterdam.These athletes are competing against each other to take part in the National Schools Championships. All have the

Each year the Netherlands Athletics Championships are held in Amsterdam and the best in the various athletics disciplines, in both track and field, will be crowned national champions.Don't miss the opportunity to see some of the cream of Dutch athle

Smashing Pink is the largest gay and lesbian tennis club in the world and it has celebrated its fifteenth birthday in 2011. As they do every year, the club is holding its Pinkster Tournament in the heart of Amsterdam.Over two hundred participants, b

Organised for the first time in 2001, the Six Days of Amsterdam brings the cream of cycling to the capital’s velodrome.It’s an opportunity to watch some spectacular and thrilling racing in the home of cycling, with much intensity and passion both on

The Euro 2012 football event is barely over before the 2014 World Cup already gets into gear. The Netherlands, world champion runners-up, will have to tackle the qualifying matches which will be no easy feat. Not only will the Dutch have to take on

The Frisbee has become a sport in its own right, as evidenced by the impressive annual gathering at the Amsterdam Windmill Windup. This is the biggest tournament on grass in Europe. More than 1,200 Frisbee players participate each year. Between high