Visit De Hallen Amsterdam for Foodhallen, FilmHallen, design shops, markets, galleries and the OBA library inside a restored tram depot. Check current hours, transport, accessibility, parking and the best time to go.
Explore Osdorpplein Shopping Centre in Amsterdam Nieuw-West, featuring over 150 multicultural stores, Westmarket food court, and international retailers. From Turkish butchers to Asian groceries, experience authentic diversity in Amsterdam’s most international shopping district.
Amstelpark, where urban charm meets pastoral delight, offers more than just a stroll in the park. From the whimsical maze to the unexpected encounter with kangaroos, this lush haven beckons with its mini train, picturesque windmill, and a chance to serenade the llamas with a public piano melody.
Step into STRAAT Museum, a vibrant hub showcasing 180+ mind-blowing artworks by global graffiti and street art talents. Housed in an 8000 m2 former warehouse on the NDSM wharf, this treasure trove offers an immersive experience in an industrial playground.
Amsterdam Museum’s Amstel 51 location is closed. Here’s what’s open in 2026, with tickets, hours, transport, accessibility, and the 2029 reopening plan.
Nestled within the heart of the city, Sarphatipark is a serene oasis, where the harmonious blend of English-style gardens, tranquil ponds, and sprawling meadows creates an idyllic retreat. Unveiling the legacy of its founder through a poignant memorial, the park invites visitors to immerse themselves in its understated charm, offering a haven for leisurely strolls,…
Nestled within the bustling city, Rembrandtpark offers a serene escape with its tranquil lakes, winding pathways, and ample green spaces for picnics and sunbathing. While it’s a popular spot for tourists, the park’s lesser-known charm lies in its hidden farm and the perfect setting it provides for a laid-back barbecue or a leisurely bike ride.
The Rijksmuseum on Museumplein is the Netherlands’ national museum of art and history, showcasing Dutch Golden Age masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, and Frans Hals.
