Dive into bustling Amsterdam and discover familiar and hidden gems. There's plenty to do! So you can enjoy shopping in the 9 streets, a district full of unique boutiques and shops. Or experience the atmosphere of the picturesque Jordaan where there are enough places to pop down. As far as culture is concerned, Amsterdam is also good. You will find various world museums about art, history and nature, beautiful courtyards and beautiful historic canals.
On one of the most beautiful canals you will find the largest collection of old original industrial lamps. Each lamp is unique and has its own appearance.
At Gollum they are under the spell of specialty beer. The selection of beer is impressive. Expert enthusiasts behind the bar will be happy to help you choose.
You will find't Blauwe Theehuis in a unique building, in the middle of the Vondelpark. On the large terrace it is always cosy and busy during sunny days.
When you look at the world from very close, a new one opens up for you. This first microbe museum in the world shows the invisible.
It is a good place to stay in this unique restaurant. Experience the beautiful art, the view of the Herengracht and the dishes of classic French cuisine.
Here you can taste in the atmosphere of the brewery. Dive into the tasting room under the mill or splash down on the sunny terrace and enjoy a beer.
A visit to this leading department store is a true experience. Numerous top brands come together in the stylish building on Dam Square.
Experience Amsterdam like an Amsterdammer, hop on a bike and discover the city. Rent a bike at Yellow Bike or go out with a local guide.
Enjoy refined cuisine in an intimate and historic setting. French cuisine is often described as exciting, modest and refined.
A brewery, brewpub and shop all in one. A whopping 700,000 litres are brewed and bottled per year. Besides beer also own lemonades.
Step into the world of Van Gogh and discover the painter's largest collection. Learn all about the life and time of the artist.
Since 1631 you can find the Westerkerk on the edge of the Jordaan. Walk in and see the imposing organ in this white, light church.
The Moco Museum showcases a wide range of modern and contemporary art. Unique is the permanent exhibition with work by graffiti artist Banksy.
In Mint Mini Mall you will find the most original lifestyle items and beautiful accessories. Nice to give gift or to keep all to yourself.
Behind the monument on Dam Square, hidden in the Pijlsteeg, you will find this tasting room. Let the liqueurs and jenevers taste you in the 17th century environment.
At one of the oldest places in the city you will find De Prael, a brewery, shop and tasting room. Taste delicious artisan brewed beer.
As a houseboat resident, Vincent noticed that passers-by were curious about the interior of his boat. That's how the idea for a museum came into being.
Experience the luxury in rooms designed by Remy Meijers, step into the city centre and enjoy French cuisine and wines in the award-winning restaurant.
Around the grounds of the former gas plant you will find this modern park. A bustling place where you can relax and find trendy eateries.
Here you can go all day for a nice breakfast and lunch in the style of Paris or New York. Drink a fresh smoothie or cup of coffee.
From hideout to museum. See and experience the Secret Annexe, the place where Anne Frank was hiding, and learn more about her story.
Sleep in a unique piece of Amsterdam's history. This industrial crane from 1957 has been converted into a luxury apartment with a view over the river IJ.
Tucked away in the heart of the city centre, there is a small miracle. Climb up the stairs and discover a complete church in the attic.
Het Scheepvaartmuseum shows how the sea has determined Dutch culture. Discover 500 years of maritime history in this beautiful building.
In addition to real cats, you will find here a collection that shows the role the cat has played in the field of art and culture over the centuries.
Expertise and years of experience are central to this oldest bead shop in the Netherlands. The timeless range offers something for everyone.
In the Hermitage, admire part of the collection of State Museum the Hermitage in St. -Petersburg, one of the most famous and largest museums in the world.
At the intersection between West and Jordaan you will find the cosy Bar Brandstof. Here you can go for a Coffee to go to a dinner to stay.
Bierfabriek is a unique combination of restaurant and brewery in the heart of Amsterdam. Taste home-brewed beer and a good meal.
B&B in extraordinary, centuries-old building located on the historic canal belt. The warm welcome of Nataliya and Maurice will bring you home.
This city museum tells the story of the city of Amsterdam. About then, now and later. Young and old can discover the secrets of the city here.
This is one of the oldest botanical gardens in the world. Be amazed by 4000 different plants from all over the world.
This beautiful neighborhood behind Dam Square is full of picturesque monuments in which you will find many special shops and unique restaurants.
Rembrandt lived and worked in the monumental building, where the museum is now located, between 1639 and 1658. Visit his studio and discover his story.
Experience typical Dutch cuisine. Are you going for the mash with sausage or is it Hacheé with potatoes? A true experience for every tourist.
In one of the most beautiful original museum buildings in the Netherlands you will find this museum about people. Discover the cultural diversity of our world.
De Nieuwe Kerk has been famous for decades for its high-profile exhibitions of art, photography, and inspiring people and cultures.
In the heart of Amsterdam, the Red Light District, De Koffieschenkerij offers a place with good coffee, cake, lunch and plenty of atmosphere.
In the middle of the girls of fun, you'll find TonTon Club, an arcade full of arcade and pinball machines, air hockey, beer and delicious snacks.
Here everything revolves around the avocado. Sample classic and bold dishes prepared with honest avocados. A place for fans of the green fruit.
The small boat tours of The Guys are the perfect way to enjoy the magical canals of Amsterdam.
This mansion was built at the end of the Golden Age and inhabited by wealthy families. Take a look at the beautiful style rooms.
An oasis of peace. Hidden in the busy Kalverstraat you will find this church that began the first two centuries of its existence as a shelter church.
Are you ready for a healthy stopover? Then go for a delicious cold pressed juice full of nutrients from the Juice Brothers.
Here everyone, from young to old, discovers how fascinating science and technology are. Visit exhibitions, experiments and workshops.
On an interactive discovery tour you will learn more about Lucas Bols and its liqueurs and jenevers. See how everything comes together to create the perfect cocktail.
The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam is the place where everyone can discover and experience modern and contemporary art and design.
Go to the A'DAM tower at high altitude. A tower with several bars, restaurants and an observation deck, with exciting swing.
Burgerbar de Burgermeester is an idea of three Amsterdam school friends, looking for good, honest and affordable food.
In the Jordaan you will find this unique museum dedicated to fluorescent art. Step inside and you are part of the artworks yourself.
An energy-neutral 4-star hotel where two worlds meet. Where the scheduled service used to leave for Jakata, you now find a green oasis.
In a beautiful, former warehouse from 1680 you will find this vistronomy. In the open kitchen they work with passion on special fish dishes.
Next to the Palace on Dam Square you will find Melly's Cookie Bar where the smell of homemade biscuits and good coffee will draw you in.
In this museum, listen to the story of the Amsterdam canals and learn the city of then and now in an adventurous way.
Enjoy a varied selection of quality films in a beautiful ambience in this oldest and most stylish cinema in Amsterdam.
Only beer from Dutch breweries is served here. But that doesn't make the choice less with more than 100 types of beer in the bottle.
A shop entirely dedicated to peanut butter. The different flavors are made with only real, honest ingredients.
Featuring an à la carte restaurant, Hotel de Hallen is located in urban vintage with Scandinavian interior design, 2 km from Dam Square.
Walk in here for the most beautiful vintage items. You will find unique dresses, jackets, shoes, earrings and rings from the 40s.
Foam shows all aspects of the medium of photography in a surprising and high-quality way. From contemporary to historical work.
Learn more about the war years in this beautiful monumental building. Stroll through recreated streets and see the atmosphere become increasingly grim.
Discover Jewish culture and history in the Joods Cultureel Kwartier. You will find several museums, the Portuguese Synagoge and more.
8,000 masterpieces tell you the story of 800 years of Dutch art and history. With the impressive Hall of Honor as a highlight.
For 45 years you can go here for vintage gems. Discover thousands of items. From colorful prom dresses to skirts, jackets, jewelry and more.
The hundred-year-old Albert Cuypmarkt has been sung and described a lot. On the well-known market you will find real Amsterdam humor and many stalls.
Go above the water in one of the 28 converted bridge guard houses. For example, in this cubist cottage on the Hortus Bridge.
In BLGK, goldsmiths Marijke te Loo, Marit de Koomen and Wouter de Gruijter create jewellery that are distinguished by their own design.
Pluk stands for healthy and enjoying. It is a stylish green hotspot where they combine delicious food, juices, coffee, lifestyle and interior.
Blue Amsterdam is a café and restaurant with a fantastic view over Amsterdam. From the tall glass tower you can see all kinds of familiar buildings.
This elongated city park is popular with both Amsterdammers and tourists. Besides enjoying the sun, you can discover plenty of them.
A special collection of pianos that play by themselves and 30,000 music roles. Attend a concert and learn more on a guided tour.
The fusion of Japanese and Dutch culture is felt in Okura's and elegant service, culinary expertise and subtle craving for perfection.
This skate shop is a household name in Amsterdam. Besides skateboards you will find a wide collection of fashion, shoes and accessories.
The Stayokay is located in the typical Amsterdam district of Zeeburg, which is full of cosy pubs. In addition, you will be in the heart of the city center in 15 minutes.
Stay asleep in a British light-ship full of character. Designed by an award-winning architect, the two glass suites combine luxury and history.
Stay at a typical Dutch spot, on five Amsterdam canals. Classy and modern. Within walking distance of De Pijp and Albert Cuypmarkt.
Lloyd Hotel, located on't IJ, is full of unique rooms in surprising designs. Everyone is welcome at this first 1-to-5 star hotel in the world.
At the Volkshotel you can relax, or you don't sleep. Nothing is standard. Cocktails or tea. From the basement to the rooftop bar. Experience everything.
In the heart of Amsterdam you will find La Rosa Curiosa. A unique shop with a collection consisting of vintage, new and homemade clothes.
In Red Wing Shoes you will find a collection of the American shoe brand that started making sustainable work shoes in 1905.
Until a few years ago, these sleeping carriages were still driving on the night train Zürich — Rome. Now they stand still and serve as a unique hostel.
Here they have a passion for trendy design, high-end fashion and the latest music. But also 238 luxury suites and a heated self-bath on the roof.
Repeatedly named the best luxury hotel in the Netherlands. To stay in this architectural masterpiece is a true experience.
Stay with Sir Adam in the A'DAM Tower. Choose a commemorative soundtrack for your stay in the music library and dream away from the view.
From laboratory to hostel. Authentic details are playfully interspersed with stylish Dutch design. A nice, lively place on the IJ river.
Be inspired by the playful spaces and hotel rooms with a spectacular design. But also by the guests: traveler, creative locals and students.
Located 800 metres from the Van Gogh Museum, this hotel offers rooms with a terrace or French balcony and decorated in warm, soft colours.
In the Oosterpark, Hotel Arena, which used to function as an orphanage, now has beautiful rooms with high ceilings, fine details and wooden beams.
Explore the east of Amsterdam and stay at the brand new design hostel Generator. The hostel is set in a former zoological building.
Ivy & Bros combines coffee, lunch and shopping. Besides delicious food you will also find all kinds of nice fashion accessories and design items.
CityHub combines the social feeling of a hostel with the privacy of a comfortable sleeping cabin. Equipped with a large bed and numerous features.
Slow down and see the beautiful in the small. With clothes, furniture, poems and drawings, Sukha brings beauty and joy to life.
One of the oldest and most beautiful five-star hotels in Amsterdam. The property dates back to the golden age and housed numerous legendary guests.
Sleeping in a freestanding turret. De Windketel is an industrial monument from 1897 that has been converted into a luxury double apartment.
You will return in time when you walk into this spice shop. The authentic decor has changed little since the 18th century.
And new kind of apartment hotel. Zoku offers traveling professionals a home base for a period of several days to several months.
Step into a special world full of mice. It may look like a large dollhouse, but it serves as a decor for beautiful children's books.
Since 1957 you can go to Vleminckx for a pointed bag of Flemish fries with tasty sauce. According to many, the best fries in all the country.
This concept is inspired by indoor food markets from major cities around the world. Walk around and enjoy lots of unique dishes.
Stapling against the industrial backdrop of the NDSM shipyard, you will find this contemporary hotel. Comfortable, stylish and close to the ferry.
Fresh, artisanal and loaves, cakes and much more. That's what you find when you step into the Last Crumb.
In a cozy street, also known as 'Little Italy', you will find La Perla. See how the best pizzas come in and out of the big brick oven.
This hotel is one large artful living room. The rooms are not just rooms, but artworks with their own story and identity.
2.02 meters wide and 5 meters deep. The smallest house in Amsterdam is grand in atmosphere. Inside you will find a tea and ceramic shop and tea room.
The first video game hotel in the world. With retro and modern consoles in your hotel room and a kick-ass Game Room full of VR and gaming PCs. Game on!
At this artisanal Italian ice cream factory in the middle of the Jordaan you get the best ice cream. Taste both familiar and surprising flavors.
Meet typical Amsterdam elegance in a surprising maze of twenty-five merged canal houses dating back to the Golden Age.
The barge 'Qua Petet Orbis' was built in 1903 and stayed in a beautiful cabin that was previously home to the skipper and his family.
Enter this dream world full of fairies, dragons, trolls, unicorns and witches. This magical fairytale forest is for the real fantasy lover.
Experience the grandeur of the last century in this monumental building. Ignine yourself as a guest in your own kingdom, right in the heart of Amsterdam.
INK can be found in a former office of the newspaper “Time”. Add a special chapter to your own story at this luxurious bohemian lifestyle hotel.
A few minutes walk from Central Station you will find this cultural restaurant. With a large terrace and harbour on the water it is a good place to stay.
Relatively cheap car park on the northwest side near the Haarlemmerdijk and Haarlemmerstraat. Nice point to start with your day in Amsterdam.
This train station is located on the north side of the city centre. Take the exit at the front and walk through the square to Dam Square in about 10 minutes.
This car park in the IJhaven is close to Nemo and the Maritime Museum. For Amsterdam terms a favourable hourly and daily rate.
Parking lot near the Zeeburgertunnel near the A10 motorway with convenient parking spaces. The city centre is easily accessible by express tram.
Metro lines 51, 53 and 54 leave from this metro stop at NS Station Amsterdam Centraal to the city centre.
Centrally located car park at Waterlooplein. The location is quickly accessible via the IJtunnel and ideal for exploring the city centre.
This metro stop is located on metro lines 51, 53 and 54, and De Dam is about a 10-minute walk away. The hiking trail runs through De Wallen.
In the shop you will find the best Amsterdam products, souvenirs, books, entrance tickets to museums and events and useful information from the city.
You can park relatively cheap in this not too large parking garage. The metro station is just around the corner. Convenient to travel from here.
This metro stop on the south-west side of the city centre is a stop for metro lines 51, 53 and 54 and a good starting point for a canal walk.
This car park can be found right next to Central Station. Due to its central location, a very suitable parking location for visiting Amsterdam.
The information centre at the Stationsplein will be happy to help you with tips about the city, hotel reservations and excursions booking.
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