Hidden behind unassuming canal doors and narrow alleyways lie Amsterdam’s historic hofjes — 17th-century charitable courtyards that offer peaceful oases of tranquility in the heart of the city.
Aluminium Bridge (Bridge 222) is a small historic drawbridge over Kloveniersburgwal, known for its aluminium deck and a top-tier canal viewpoint near the Doelen Hotel.
Bistrot Neuf, located in Amsterdam’s Jordaan district, is a French bistro that serves traditional French cuisine with a modern twist and features an extensive wine selection.
Step through the doors at Reguliersdwarsstraat 37 and you’ll find yourself transported from Amsterdam’s historic canal district to the neon-lit backstreets o…
A cocktail bar where history meets mixology On a narrow street once thundering with crossbow fire, one of Amsterdam’s most acclaimed cocktail bar pours drink…
A former jenever distillery turned beloved neighborhood pub, this 18th-century gem offers an authentic taste of Amsterdam drinking culture on one of the city…
A narrow building at Zeedijk 12 holds one of Amsterdam’s most compelling drinking experiences. Dutch Courage, which opened on August 6, 2020, stands as a…
Behind an ornate 17th-century façade on the Keizersgracht canal, six stone heads gaze down at passersby—silent guardians of one of Amsterdam’s most extraordi…
A place where 102,000 stolen lives are remembered by name Along Weesperstraat, in what was once the beating heart of Amsterdam’s Jewish Quarter, stands the…
