Guidebook for Amsterdam
Parks & Nature
Westerpark
4 HaarlemmerwegEssentials
Jumbo
55H Eerste Constantijn HuygensstraatAH Spaarndammerdijk
3 SpaarndammerdijkGetting Around
Amsterdam Centraal station
StationspleinAmsterdam Sloterdijk station
1 ZaventemwegFood Scene
Hummus bistro d&a
136 WesterstraatDelicious hummus :)
Restaurant Freud is a social organization. They offer those individuals trying to reintegrate into the workforce meaningful employment and training opportunities to prepare for the future.
34 locals recommend
Restaurant Freud
424 SpaarndammerstraatRestaurant Freud is a social organization. They offer those individuals trying to reintegrate into the workforce meaningful employment and training opportunities to prepare for the future.
El Hermano de Kique
55 SpaarndammerstraatWinebar with food (French style)
Sightseeing
Industrial area with old shipyard converted into an artistic beehive. Also hosts the biggest flea market (IJ-hallen) in Europe once every month. It is definitely worth it to take a stroll around if you are into this kind of thing. How to get there: take the free ferry behind Central Station to NDSM (leaves every 20 minutes)
127 locals recommend
NDSM Loods
85 NDSM-PleinIndustrial area with old shipyard converted into an artistic beehive. Also hosts the biggest flea market (IJ-hallen) in Europe once every month. It is definitely worth it to take a stroll around if you are into this kind of thing. How to get there: take the free ferry behind Central Station to NDSM (leaves every 20 minutes)
Rent a bike and make a half-day trip to Holysloot. One of the few villages I know which is only one dead-end street. There is an old school which was converted into a coffee place, which makes a great stop. You will take in some stunning views along the way with the big lake with sailing boats on your right and green fields with cows to your left for kilometers on end. My best bike-experience here was when a farmer invited me to try and milk a cow and I taste some real fresh milk :)
19 locals recommend
Holysloot
Rent a bike and make a half-day trip to Holysloot. One of the few villages I know which is only one dead-end street. There is an old school which was converted into a coffee place, which makes a great stop. You will take in some stunning views along the way with the big lake with sailing boats on your right and green fields with cows to your left for kilometers on end. My best bike-experience here was when a farmer invited me to try and milk a cow and I taste some real fresh milk :)