Amsterdam is a popular city for the Dutch to go on a shopping spree for a daytrip. The stores offer something for everyone: Design clothes for the upper class, second hand for the fashion freaks and the regular H&M, Zara etc. for ever…Open the full description
Amsterdam is a popular city for the Dutch to go on a shopping spree for a daytrip. The stores offer something for everyone: Design clothes for the upper class, second hand for the fashion freaks and the regular H&M, Zara etc. for everyone. The main shopping streets in the centre of Amsterdam are Kalverstraat, Haarlemmerstraat and Leidsestraat. At 'The Nine Streets' there are a lot of small shops with design and second hand clothes. If you brought a big wallet and you're into famous brands, visit PC Hooftstraat. Bringing a souvenir from Amsterdam can be something else than a cheese, set of wooden shoes, or something that has a cannabis-leaf on it.
Van Stapele Koekmakerij
Shopping
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If you are looking for the ultimate indulgence, or a highlight to a picnic when heading to the Voldelpark, you can't go wrong with a box of 6 of these cookies. They are always cooked to perfection, served warm the whole day through and immaculately presented.
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HEMA
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HEMA is a (small) department store that sells local food, clothes and all sorts of supplies. But next to that they are also famous for their restaurant/cafeteria. The €1 breakfast and '4'o'clock' (coffee and cake) are local favorites.
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Amsterdam Private Boat Tour
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Languages
English, Dutch, German
Noordermarkt
Shopping
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Besides food and clothes you can also find antiques, textiles, flowers, instruments, movies, vinyl and much more. In other words: A proper market full of surprises. The market is located next to the Noorderkerk (church) and surrounded by many bars which make a sunny day double the fun.
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Bos en Lommerplein
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The center of Amsterdam is pretty, yes. And you should definitely spend a lot of time there. But area's like Bos en Lommer show you the real city. Behind the scenes. A lot of the Moroccan and Turkish people of Amsterdam live in this area and you will notice that on every street corner. On the market all the cultures are united.
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Ten Kate Markt
Bars
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Like we said: markets more in the centre inevitably focus on tourists aswel as locals. This market gives you a better idea of what a market in Amsterdam looks like. If you are staying in the East of town, visiting the Dappermarkt will give you about the same idea (slightly more touristic, though).
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Sunday Market Amsterdam
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The Sunday Market brings together all different kinds of people, fashion lovers, art lovers, families with small kids and students. It feels like you are in a separate, hip town within the city. And for you maybe most important: Get a souvenir that no one else will bring home.
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Amsterdam Private Boat Tour
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EUR
Duration
1 h
Languages
English, Dutch, German
IJhallen
Shopping
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If you are into second hand stuff and would like to bring home some nice cheap 'new' clothes, this is your place. The market is in and around two big former factories, where they used to build ships. That creates a very industrial, but definitely not cold setting.
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Mark Raven Amsterdam Art
Museums & Galleries
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He has always aimed to make his work visible and accessible and sells not only original prints, but also produced on t-shirts, posters and postcards. You can purchase his art framed or unframed to hang on your wall at home, or purchase a good quality t-shirt with a print to take home as a present or souvenir
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Episode
Shopping
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Episode will not be the cheapest second hand shop you've ever visited, but in return they select their clothes carefully and will not try to sell you bad quality. Both men and women walk out of this place a happier person.
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Dappermarkt
Eating
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A walk on this market goes like this: A typical Dutch flower stand next to one with Indian spices. One further there is Vietnamese food and his neighbor sells Italian snacks. The man that sells Belgian fries opposite to him waves at the kids of his Surinam neighbor. All these cultures move in great harmony for many years now.
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Zipper
Shopping
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The best part is that the fitting rooms have tiny saloon-like doors that only cover the strictly necessary. So you can have a chat with your semi naked neighbor while trying on your new second hand pants. Charming.
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Independent Outlet
Shopping
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If you feel at home in the skate scene or you are just looking for a cool pair of shoes none of your friends will ever find, this is your place. There's almost always an experienced skater present to give good advice about the gear.
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Nieuwmarkt
Museums & Galleries
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It's a bubbly street, not just because you can get great bubble tea here. But definitely worth checking out (it's right next to the red light district by the way)
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Pied à Terre
Shopping
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Besides all the usual Lonely Planet stuff, they offer very specific information about almost every square meter on the planet. Books for cyclists, bikers, hikers, divers, surfers and many more. Besides travel books Pied a Terre also sells (ancient) maps, globes and even shower curtains with the map of the world.
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Albert Heijn
Shopping
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Albert Heijn is not the most favorite for no reason. The fruits they sell are always fresh and good. Most shops have an in-store bakery, butcher and cheese seller. Get something fresh to go and enjoy it in a nearby park. Oh and most shops also have a shelf with products for tourists (stroopwafels etc.)
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