Guidebook for Amsterdam
Food Scene
The restaurant is cozy and the staff is polite. Italian cuisine with fresh products.
9 Einheimische empfehlen
Pomorosso
71 CeintuurbaanThe restaurant is cozy and the staff is polite. Italian cuisine with fresh products.
The restaurant is cozy and the staff is polite. Italian cuisine with fresh products.
23 Einheimische empfehlen
Casa di David
426 SingelThe restaurant is cozy and the staff is polite. Italian cuisine with fresh products.
Tourist restaurant with products of Dutch cuisine. Priced accordingly and you eat very well
Teddy's Corner
45 WarmoesstraatTourist restaurant with products of Dutch cuisine. Priced accordingly and you eat very well
Drinks & Nightlife
One of the local more lively on weekends and beyond. Commercial and reggae music, you can drink alcohol and smoking marijuana in the function rooms.
6 Einheimische empfehlen
Smokey Coffeeshop
24 RembrandtpleinOne of the local more lively on weekends and beyond. Commercial and reggae music, you can drink alcohol and smoking marijuana in the function rooms.
Bananenbar
37 Oudezijds AchterburgwalOne of the most famous hard Amsterdam nightclub.
Arts & Culture
Museumplein
MuseumpleinConcentration of museums. Do not miss the Van Gogh Museum
La Casa di Anna Frank (Anne Frank Huis) è una casa-museo di Amsterdam, ovvero in quella che fu in parte l'abitazione dove rimasero nascosti per due anni (dal 1942 al 1944) la giovane ebrea tedesca Anna Frank e la sua famiglia, assieme ai Van Daan, durante l'occupazione nazista nei Paesi Bassi. L'abitazione è soprannominata "l'alloggio segreto" (Achterhuis, letteralmente "retrocasa" dall'olandese).
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Anne-Frank-Haus
20 WestermarktLa Casa di Anna Frank (Anne Frank Huis) è una casa-museo di Amsterdam, ovvero in quella che fu in parte l'abitazione dove rimasero nascosti per due anni (dal 1942 al 1944) la giovane ebrea tedesca Anna Frank e la sua famiglia, assieme ai Van Daan, durante l'occupazione nazista nei Paesi Bassi. L'abitazione è soprannominata "l'alloggio segreto" (Achterhuis, letteralmente "retrocasa" dall'olandese).
Entertainment & Activities
In the middle of the old centre of Amsterdam, the Red Light district, you’ll find an intriguing attraction about the oldest profession in the world. In Red Light Secrets, Museum of Prostitution. Step into a world that remains hidden for most. Experience how it feels to sit ‘in the window’and listen to the secrets of the ladies themselves. Making pictures of you and your friends is part of the entertainment.
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Red Light Secrets – Prostitutionsmuseum
60h Oudezijds AchterburgwalIn the middle of the old centre of Amsterdam, the Red Light district, you’ll find an intriguing attraction about the oldest profession in the world. In Red Light Secrets, Museum of Prostitution. Step into a world that remains hidden for most. Experience how it feels to sit ‘in the window’and listen to the secrets of the ladies themselves. Making pictures of you and your friends is part of the entertainment.
Green House Centrum Coffeeshop
191 Oudezijds VoorburgwalCoffee Shop that needs no introduction
Coffee shop, bar, sandwich bar, sports on tv, music. Who could ask for more from a local?
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The Bulldog Palace
15 LeidsepleinCoffee shop, bar, sandwich bar, sports on tv, music. Who could ask for more from a local?
Shopping
Nieuwendijk
NieuwendijkSightseeing
The most famous square of Amsterdam, where you can admire the royal palace, the famous obelisk and the new church.
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Dam Square
The most famous square of Amsterdam, where you can admire the royal palace, the famous obelisk and the new church.
Rembrandt is one of the most famous squares in Amsterdam, and - together with the same Leidseplein and the red light district De Wallen - one of the hubs of nightlife in the Dutch capital.
The square takes its name - from 1876 - the famous painter Rembrandt (1606-1669), of which a spot statue was erected in 1852 (by Louis Royer).
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Rembrandtplein
Rembrandt is one of the most famous squares in Amsterdam, and - together with the same Leidseplein and the red light district De Wallen - one of the hubs of nightlife in the Dutch capital.
The square takes its name - from 1876 - the famous painter Rembrandt (1606-1669), of which a spot statue was erected in 1852 (by Louis Royer).
In the square there are many clubs, such as outdoor cafes, bars, coffee shops, discos, bars with live music, etc., Crowded especially during the evening and night hours.
During the day, Leidseplein is also animated by numerous street artists, such as musicians, jugglers, fire eaters, etc.
In winter, the square is transformed into a runway for ice skating.
The square is also the place where players and fans of the football team in the capital, Ajax, gather to celebrate an important victory.
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Leidseplein
LeidsepleinIn the square there are many clubs, such as outdoor cafes, bars, coffee shops, discos, bars with live music, etc., Crowded especially during the evening and night hours.
During the day, Leidseplein is also animated by numerous street artists, such as musicians, jugglers, fire eaters, etc.
In winter, the square is transformed into a runway for ice skating.
The square is also the place where players and fans of the football team in the capital, Ajax, gather to celebrate an important victory.
Parks & Nature
Vondelpark is an English park of about 47-48 ha. in the center of Amsterdam (in the museum area), built on a design by Jan David Zocher architects (1791-1870) and Louis Paul Zocher (1820-1915) and opened to the public in June of 1865.
The park, called the "Bois de Boulogne" of Amsterdam, and used not only for walking, jogging or picnic, but also for concerts and other events (such as golf tournaments), it takes its name - from 1867 by poet and playwright Dutchman Joost van den Vondel (1587 - 1679), which was erected a statue on site.
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Vondelpark
Vondelpark is an English park of about 47-48 ha. in the center of Amsterdam (in the museum area), built on a design by Jan David Zocher architects (1791-1870) and Louis Paul Zocher (1820-1915) and opened to the public in June of 1865.
The park, called the "Bois de Boulogne" of Amsterdam, and used not only for walking, jogging or picnic, but also for concerts and other events (such as golf tournaments), it takes its name - from 1867 by poet and playwright Dutchman Joost van den Vondel (1587 - 1679), which was erected a statue on site.