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Address: Albert Cuypstraat, Amsterdam
Bustling, vibrant, and a great source of local color, this century-old street market is a visual extravaganza. Not really frequented by visitors, it offers (both in stalls and on the sidewalk) a legion of goods, including ethnic foods, textiles, fresh produce, flowers, meats, and practically anything else imaginable. More than 250 vendors ply...
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Address: Singel Canal, Amsterdam
If you've a green thumb or just admire those who do, you'll want to visit this extravagant 'floating' market, most of which actually occupies houseboats moored on the water. Cut flowers, bulbs, potted plants and the like are all available to beautify house and office, and even if you're traveling, you'll want to pick up a bouquet to brighten your...
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Address: Noordermarkt, Amsterdam
Every Saturday (except in bad weather), this charming organic farmers' market takes over the Noordermarkt square, setting up shop at the foot of the Noorderkerk church. Just over thirty years old, it was the country's first organic market and all manner of 'biologisch' products can be found here. It's a delight wandering amongst the traders and...
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The Nine Streets are just that: nine little streets and alleys in the heart of the historic canal district which, together, form a square-shaped shopping area stretching from the Singel to the Prinsengracht. They encompass: Reestraat, Hartenstraat, Gasthuis Molensteeg, Berenstraat, Wolvenstraat, Oude Spiegelstraat, Runstraat, Huidenstraat and...
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Address: Kalverstraat, Amsterdam
This narrow pedestrianised street runs between Dam square and the Muntplein (where the Kalvertoren shopping center can be found), and is probably Amsterdam's busiest commercial shopping area. Along here, you'll come across pop music stores, fashion stores and shoe stores; the Bodyshop and English-language bookstore, Waterstone's, are also along...
Category: Best Shopping - Amsterdam Shopping
Address: Kalverstraat 212-220, Amsterdam 1012 PD
At the top of the Kalverstraat, by the Muntplein, this modern three-level shopping center is pretty much a one-stop shop for all your needs - whether it's a strong coffee, a deli treat, garden furniture, paint and, of course, clothes. Thirty brand stores located across three floors include America Today, H&M, Hugo Boss and the much loved Dutch...
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Address: Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal 182, Amsterdam 1012 SJ
Formerly a post office, this grand edifice was initially built in 1899. Its ornate interior and exterior provoked some ridicule when first built, but now, the grand structure is a familiar presence in the city. Nowadays, shopping and dining venues spread across four floors, and you'll find everything from a music superstore to clothing boutiques...
Category: Best Shopping - Amsterdam Shopping
Address: PC Hooftstraat, Amsterdam
This street, along with Van Baerlestraat and Beethovenstraat, comprises some of Amsterdam's most upscale shopping. Along PC Hooftstraat, you'll find a number of the world's top names in fashion and accessories. Along with men's and women's clothing, there are also venues for jewelry, shoes and the like. Among the more recognizable names are Hugo...
Category: Best Shopping - Amsterdam Shopping
Address: Nieuwe Spiegelstraat, Amsterdam
Beginning near the Rijksmuseum, this fashionable district is arguably the city's best destination for antiques and art. Upscale shops line the streets, offering everything from sculpture and porcelain to high-quality furniture and other decorative goods. Many of the pieces are one-of-a-kind and make ideal mementos of time spent in the Netherlands....
Category: Best Shopping - Amsterdam Shopping
Address: Waterlooplein, by City Hall and the Muziektheater, Amsterdam 1011 NZ
On the site of a once-thriving Jewish market which ceased trading during World War Two, this sprawling flea market now occupies this enormous square. Coveted by locals but aimed at tourists, all manner of things are purveyed from trendy new club gear to second-hand clothing (including vintage gems and army surplus), bicycle parts, electrical...
