De Luwte
Brasserie De Luwte is a canalside restaurant on the Leliegracht in central Amsterdam, serving seasonal European brasserie fare in a warm, candlelit room.
Jordaan
The Jordaan is a charming neighborhood of narrow streets, independent art galleries, and cozy brown cafes. Once a working-class area, it has become one of Amsterdam’s most sought-after districts for culture and dining.
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Best Bench in Town
The best place to slow down time and appreciate the charm of Amsterdam.
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Jordaanmuseum
The Jordaanmuseum documents the working-class history, architecture, social movements, and musical traditions of Amsterdam’s famous Jordaan district.
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Canal Egelantiersgracht
The Egelantiersgracht is one of the Jordaan’s quietest and most scenic 17th-century canals, lined with historic gabled houses, elm trees, and peaceful residential hofjes.
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Leliegracht
Why visit Leliegracht Discover Leliegracht, Amsterdam’s most enchanting hidden canal where 17th-century charm meets authentic local atmosphere – a peaceful escape from tourist crowds…
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Mr Jordaan Hotel Amsterdam
Experience authentic Amsterdam hospitality at Mr Jordaan Hotel, a charming boutique property in two 17th-century canal houses. Located in the heart of the artistic…
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Restaurant Jansz Amsterdam
Restaurant Jansz serves modern-Dutch lunch and dinner in Amsterdam’s Nine Streets. Check current prices, hours, terrace seating, and Family Sundays.
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Amsterdam Language Cafe – Free Language Exchange Community
The Amsterdam Language Cafe is a gathering place in Amsterdam where locals and internationals meet to practice foreign languages in a relaxed atmosphere.
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Descartes House
Maison Descartes on the Westermarkt marks the house where philosopher Rene Descartes lived in 1634; today it houses the Institut Francais near the Westerkerk.
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De drie Hendricken
De drie Hendricken are three 1642 Renaissance step-gable houses on the Bloemgracht in the Jordaan, named for the townsman, farmer and sailor gable stones.