Landmark · Haarlemmerbuurt
Haarlemmerpoort
The Haarlemmerpoort, built in 1840, was erected to celebrate King Willem II's coronation and is a neoclassical city gate located in Amsterdam.
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The spots you won’t find in standard tourist guidebooks: tucked-away cocktail bars, hidden canal lookouts, independent artist studios, and local neighborhood favorites.
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Tourist attraction · De Wallen
Chinatown
Amsterdam's Chinatown is a diverse neighborhood featuring numerous Thai, Malaysian, Chinese, and Indonesian eateries and shops.
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Tourist attraction · Centrum
Golden Bend
The most prestigious stretch of Herengracht canal featuring opulent 17th-century double-wide mansions built by Amsterdam's wealthiest Golden Age merchants.
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Bridge · Centrum
Blauwbrug
The Blauwbrug, a historic bridge in Amsterdam, spans the Amstel River and connects the Rembrandtplein and Waterlooplein areas.
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Tourist attraction · Grachtengordel
The Dancing Houses
The Blauwbrug Houses, also known as the Dancing Houses in Amsterdam, are a collection of leaning structures built along the Amstel River in the…
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Park · Zuid
Bloesempark
Bloesempark, a park in Amsterdam Forest, is renowned for its approximately four hundred cherry trees that bloom in the spring, creating a picturesque display…
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Market · Oud-West
Ten Kate Market
Browse the neighborhood street market along Ten Katestraat in Oud-West.
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Church · De Wallen
Walloon Church
The Walloon Church emerged as a refuge for French-speaking Protestants fleeing persecution. It was crucial in shaping religious and cultural landscapes across Europe, particularly…
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Pub · Leidseplein
Café De Spuyt
A cozy traditional Amsterdam brown café on the Spui square, known for its wide selection of beers and convivial atmosphere.
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Church · Binnenstad
Sint-Jozefkerk (De Papegaai)
Sint-Jozefkerk, also known as "De Papegaai" (The Parrot), has a rich history in Amsterdam. It got its nickname from a 17th-century inn that once…
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